Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-10-08
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third, and Gardner was safe at second.
Cady was passed, filing the bases.
Shore famed. Hooper flied out to Big
Chief Myers, who caught the ball after
a long run. No runs; one hit.
Third Inning.
Brooklyn-Meyers, Brooklyns vet
Gran catcher, was out from Shore to
Hoblitzel. Marquard struck out My
ers, the Brooklyn center fielder, singh
ed over second Daubert famed. No
runs; one hit.
Boston-Janvrin famed, and Walker
repeated by whiting the air three
times. Hoblitzel tripled to right field.
Lewis laced out double to left, and
Hoby scored. With Gardner at the
bat Lewis was caught off second base,
Myers to Olson. ONE run; two hits.
Fourth Inning.
Brooklyn-Stengel singled to left,
and Wheat tripled to right, scoring
| Stengel. Cutshaw flied out to Hooper,
who threw Wheat out to Cady, Bos-
toms catcher, at the plate. Mowrey
was out from Janvrin to Hoblitzel.
ONE run; two hits.
Boston - Gardner whitfield three
strikes. Scott flied out to Wheat. Cady
walked on four bad ones, while Pitcher
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no hits.
Fifth Inning,
Brooklyn-Olson went out from
Gardner to Hoblitzel. Chief Myers
banged out triple to deep center and
Walker lost the sphere in the sun.
Marquard was out from Janvrin to
Hoblitzel Fielder Myers popped out
to Scott No runs; one hit.
Boston-Hooper got two Dagger
when Fielder Myers lost his fly in the
sun. Janvrin sacrificed Mowrey to
Cutshaw, while Hooper went to third.
Walker singled past Mowrey and
Hooper scored, making the score two
and one in favor of Boston. Hoblitzel
went out to Daubert unassisted, while
Walker went to second. Lewis ground
ed out to Mowrey, who touched out
Walker near third base. ONE run;
two hits.
Sixth Inning.
Brooklyn-Jake Daubert, the hard
hitting first sacker of the Trolley
Dodgers, went out from Gardner to
Hoblitzel. Stengel famed. Zach
Wheat was out from Janvrin to Hob.
litzel. Well use Hoby for Hoblitzel
hereafter-for a short route No runs;
no hits.
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| Olson's error, which was the first error
of the game. Scott forced Gardner out
from Mowrey to Cutshaw, Scott easily
making the initial sack Cady was at
the bat, and Scott went to second on d
passed ball. Cady, the Boston catcher,
walked. Shore popped out to Jake
Daubert. Hooper popped out to Olson.
No runs; no hits.
Seventh Inning.
Brooklyn-Cutshaw went out from
Janvrin to Hoby Mowrey singled to
the right garden. Olson hit to Dau-
bert in double play. Gardner was
out from Janvrin to Hobby. No runs; no
hits.
Boston-Janyrin doubled past Now,
rey. Walker grounded to Olson who
fumbled. while Walker rested safe on
first, and Janvrin went to third. Hoby
grounded to Cutshaw, who bobbled and
Janvrin scored, while Walker advanc-
ed to second. Lewis sacrificed from
Daubert to Cutshaw, and Walker was
safe at third, and Hoby smiled at the
keystone cushion. Gardner grounded
to Cutshaw who threw low to the plate
and Walker scored. Hoby was safe on
third. Scott sacrificed to Stengel and
Hobby tailed Cady went out from Cut>
shaw to Daubert. THREE runs; no
hits,
Eighth Inning.
Brooklyn-Big Chief Myers, the
Brooklyn catcher, went out from Scott
to Janvrin. Johnston entered the line,
up to bat for Rube Marquard, who was
perked at this juncture of the game,
and the pinch hitter singled over sec
ond. Myers, the Brooklyn center field
err hit into double play, which went
Shore to Scott to Janvrin to Hobby.
No runs; no hits.
Boston-Pfeffer began pitching for
Brooklyn, taking Marquard's place.
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