The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-08

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 Boston tailed her first run in the third after two were out. Janvrn struck out, also for the second time Meyers drop ping the third strike. but getting the rum ner at first despite a poor throw. Wal ker also struck out. Hoblitzell hit to right field for three bases, and came when Lewis hit the first pitched ball down the left field line for a two-bagger. Lewis took too much ground off second, and was caught by perfect throw, Mey- CTS to Olson. ending the inning.
 Brooklyn tied the score in the fourth. Stengel singled down the left field foul line, and came all the way home on Wheats terrific hit for three bases to the right field bleachers. Cutshaw shot hot liner to Hooper, who lost his ball. ance in making a difficult catch after a run. and fell flat on his back. Wheat dashed for the plate the instant the ball was caught, but Hooper quickly regained his feet and made a remarkable throw to the plate. Cady took the throw directly over the plate and touched Wheat out on the ankle for a double play as he came in feet first. It was easily the fea- ture play of the game. Mowrey was thrown out by Janvrin.
 In Boston's half of the fourth Gardner struck out. Scott sent high fly to Wheat Marquard was unable to locate the plate for Cady and he received his second base on balls. Pitcher Shore, with the count two and two. sent up high foul fly to Meyers.
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 Shortstop Olson opened the fifth for Brooklyn by grounding out on the second pitched ball, Gardner to Hoblitzell. Wal ker lost Chief Meyers high fly in the I41 to fhn tor field fence. Meyers reached third, but a faster runner would have scored home run. Marquard hit a sharp grounder to Janvrn, who threw him out while he held the Indian catcher on third. Cen ter Fielder Myers hoisted a high fly to Scott.
 Boston, in her half of the fifth, again went into the lead. Hoopers great play in the fourth was apparently appreciated as he was given a flattering reception when he stepped to the plate. With two balls and two strikes, he raised what would ordinarily be an easy out, but Myers lost the ball in the sun and did not see it until it struck the ground Hooper got a two-bagger. Janvrin ad- vanced him to third on a sacrifice, Now rey to Cutshaw. who covered first. Wal Ter singled down the left field foul line and Hooper scored. With Hoblitzell up Carrigan got into an argument with Um- pire Connolly, the Boston manager claim. ing that Marquard was baking, but tho umpire waved him aside. The game here dragged, Marquard frequently shooting the ball to first in an attempt to mir Walker Finally Hoblitzell connected with one of the Rube's inshoots and grounded to Daubert for an unassisted out Lewis pushed grounder at Now rey, who, after starting to throw the runner out at first. changed his mint and touched out Walker. sprinting fol third. This closed te lnnlnR
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 The National league 1nafea ons went out in order In the si, n hert was thrown out, Gardner to hehlitaeg Sten gel struck out and Wheat ne A slow grounder to Janvrin. wle made 9 lquicl throw to first
 The first error of the 14ne tVss re corded in Bostons half ,fe sixth. Ol son made mess of 1Nipers cas- grounder and the runner safe, Or the hit and run play Gard was forced at second by Scott, the pls being ~ w. rev to Cutshaw. Scott W. 70 se nc on the only passed ball e the g& le Cady got to first base for t. Jhird tflt on four balls Shore sent a 7 tC iAalt bert and Hooper lifted a hig one VI
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