Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-08

defense Immediately began to wobble
and the red hosed runners began to
scamper across the plate. Hoblitzell
started things going the wrong way
for Marquard when he nicked the port
slider for a three base smash in the
third. Two were out at the time, but
Duffy Lewis didn't care and he smash
ed the ball himself The two hits
went to almost the same spot, but
Hobby reached third on his effort and
Lewis only got to second. Hobby cross
ing the plate with the first run of the
afternoon.
The Dodgers, however, showed their
fighting mood early and Immediately
put the count back on an even basis
in the fourth inning. Stengel and
Wheat did it for the Dodgers. Stengel
stepped into one of Shores fast ones
for a single, and Wheat came through
with a three base smash. Stengel cas-
lily rode home on the hit.
TOOK LEAD IN FIFTH.
The Red Sox again vaulted into the
lead in the fifth and in the seventh
formed themselves into a pail bearing
committee and successfully inferred the
Dodger claims to superiority, at least
for the opening game of the series
Janvrin started it with a two base
crack down the left field foul line and
Walker followed 1t with a smash that
trickled through Olson's legs into the
outfield. When the ball was relayed
back to Vanguard, Janvrin was perch
ed on third base and Walker on first.
Then Cutshaw got his fingers into the
afternoon work. Hobby hit one at him
and Cutshaw paved it over a major
part of the diamond in an attempt to
field it. He failed and Janvrin scoot-
ed across with the third Boston run of
| the pastime. Walker reached second
and Hobby first They were advanc-
ed a base when Lewis sacrificed.
Walker registered when Cutshaw again
demonstrated that some of the rub
Der plant had attached itself to his
imagination by trying to throw out
Walker at the plate on Gardeners
grounder He did not do it--not by
several yards for Chief Meyers couldn't
reach that far from where he went to
| catch Cutshaw's throw.
Hobby went to third and scored on
SCOTS long fly to Stengle. A base on
balls to Hooper proved to be the win
| ming run in the eighth. Janvrin push
| and when Casey Stengel threw wild to
third, Hooper arose and dashed home
FIREWORKS IN NINTH.
The heavy Brooklyn artillery unlim-
| bered in the ninth. Daubert led off
with a base on balls and reached sec
ond when Stengel came through with
his second single of the game. Wheat
forced Daubert but the bases were
choked when Shore hit Cutshaw on
the pants with the ball. Then Janvrn
inserted his boot to Mowrey's roller.
| Stengel and Wheat both counted and
| Cutshaw went to second, while Mowrey
was safe at first Olson beat out an
| infield hit, filling the bases again and
after Chief Meyers had lifted an easy
| fly to Hobby. Fred Merkle was Of
| fered his chance to become a hero.
| With the bases full, he was walked
and the third run was forced in. An
| other counted when Hi Myers beat out
an infield roller and Jake Daubert fell
down on the job by rolling gently
to Scott and was tossed out for the
final play of the afternoon. Carl Mays
had succeeded Shore in the box when
Daubert walked to the plate.
Monday it is likely that jeff Pfeffer,
right hand star Of the Dodgers will be
dispatched to the front by Wilbert Rob-
inson. Pfeffer finished this afternoons
contest and allowed one of the Bos-
/ ton runs. hut Rotund ROBBIE believes
| Pfeffer never looked better than he
docs now. II he works, Otto Miller,
probably will be behind the bat. Jack
Coombs warmed up for the Dodgers
this afternoon and Larry Cheney also
tried out his wares.
Manager Carrigan crossed the pop
ulace when he sent Shore, a right
handler to the hill today He still has
two trump cards up his sleeve in
Ruth and Leonard, fork handlers and
one of them is expected to get TIE as
signment Monday.
If Leonard works, Carrigan himself
will go behind the bat and if Ruth is
chosen, Thomas will don the mask.
The official score: