The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-12

B B1ook1yn '': 1870. ) . .250
the first four games viii bc divided
upon Il basis Of % per cent 10 the WIN
nor Of the series. and 40 per cent 10 Inc
loser. which will give I9I.I66.4H ~ D"
divided among the members vi the win
ming club. and $G5.l69.9S Tor the losing
GAIrE IN DETAIL
First Inning.
Hooper. first up for Boston. had
count OF two and Two and grounded out
Maruualu TO Merkl.. Ianvrin and Walk
CT struck out.
Brooklyn WAS at the bat - minutes
in her half OF the llrSt. into when inc
National Lcagucrs crowded all their
scoring. Johnston hit The first ball
pitched for Il slaShng three hagScr To
the ccntcrtirlG fence and scored on
Myers one base drive TO right field:
Mcrklc WIS given u base OIL balls and
WAS forced at second by Wheat Card
ner to .!anvrin. Myers going 10 third on
the play. Wheat moved up TO second on
4 wild pitch. CutshHW hit a gr"undcr
70 Janvrin, who. in his Ga"crncSS to get
and all runners We're safe. Myers run
ended ErooklynS scoring. Wheat ana
Cutshaw tried q double steal and the
former was caught between third aud
nome ana run uU"tl. 'dIIlStlIi ~ JdllH
rim to Gardner. Cutshaw was left on!
second. as Mowrcy struck out.
Second Inning.
The Red SuX took the lead promptly
in the second inning scoring three runs
UohlitZcll waited and walked. Lewis
smashed a du:blo to the right field
fence and Hobby drew up at third.
Larry Gardner got three bad balls in ~
row and while waiting for the fourth
had two strikes called on him and then
.,rr don ,fl'
ing looked good to Gardner and he pOlcl
it TO the ccntcrticld fence for Il ho>lc
run. scoring HoblitXcll and Lewis ahead
OF him. The Roston third basclnan just
beat the throw IL the plate. Wheat
muifed SCOTS long fly while on IN" run
and the Rcd SoX runner reached second.
lie advanced TO third on Carrigan's Sac-
rince. Marquard 10 Merlilc. Leonard
famed and Hooper grounded out to-
Mrrklc unaSSiStcd. This inning lasted
sixteen minutes
In the Dodgers second. after Olson
had grounded out Gardner 10 Hohiii-
Hell. Meyers got base on balls. lie
moved t. second when Vanguard went
out Leonard TO Hobby, ami WAS loft
there us Johnston was thrown out by
Scott.
Third Inning.
In the third inning. Cutshaw scoopcd
up Janvrn'S bounder and threw him
out. Walker did the unexpected and
hunted toward third base. M"wrcy was
slow in coming in for the ball and Wa
kcr reached first easily. lloblitZ"ll flied
ID Meyers and Walker tried T." steal
second. while Lewis was at bat. hut
Meyers good throw TO CutShaw beat
him. !
II was one, two three for Brooklyn.
Myers flied to Walker. Mcrklc, sent a
iIy TO Scott and Wheat gave Lewis a
chance when he accepted.
Fourth Inning.
The worlds champions PUT another
run across the plate in the fourth.
Lewis opened with Il single down the
left field foul line and WAS advanced
To second on Gardeners sacrifice. Now
rcy to Merklc. Lewis was held on Src-
md. while Mowrcy was throwing out
Scott. but raced home when Manager
Carrigan nit u single to center Leon
urd walked The Red SoX pitcher start
cd for second on q wide pitch and was
caught between the bases. Meyers to
Mcrkle to CutShaw.
Culshaw opened Brooklyn's fourth
with 4 two base hit TO right field.
Hooper failing, to hold the ball after
touching it. He had made, hard try
Ia catch it. Mowrey walked. Olson
raised little fly to Hoblitzcll in trying
t. sacrifice Meyers filled to Scott.
Jeff Pfeifer. pinch hitting for Mar
Fifth Timing.
i;"Ston scored again III the fifth i'll
uE%. Cheney who replaced Marquard.
could nGi lind the plate for Hooper. who
walked. iln'p"r stole second as Janvrin
siruri; out. Walker flied 10 Olson anu
then Hoo. :.""r",: on Hoblitzell's two
bigger I" l'.tt H. III. Lewis ended tho
inEim- rs Tanning.
Er""ki:n got tx" men on bases in
their half -! Ih" flrih. after two wero
Uut. Johnston He'd to Lewis and Myers
hoistcd 1u Hooper Mrrklc got his only
hit of the game hrrc. when he singled
10 center. Wheat hit to LETT field for 4
base and Mcrklc got no i rther than Sec
ond because % Lewis fast fielding.
Culshaw flied To Lewis.
Sixth Inning.
Cheney was chccrcd Tor his fine work
in striking out the Red SON in the sixth.
His victims were Gardner, Scott and
Leonard. Curfigan smashed Il single 10
left
Robinson's men went out in order.
Muwrcy flying to Lewis. Olson ground
ing out, short to first. and Meyers pop
ping TO Aobiit2cll
Seventh Inning.
Carrigan's men added another run III
the ScvcuIh II. Hooper singled To left and
was forced at second when JaHvrln treu
TO sacrifice, Mowrc% /" olson. Walker
was thrown out by Olson. iIohhlzCll
tryin" to head him off. threw wild pud
Janvrin scored. IIoblitzclI was forced
out. Mowrey TO Cutshaw, on Lewis
Groundrr.
bat tinK for Cheney. struck out. Johns
ton flied To Lewis and Myers lifted To
Hooper.
Eighth Inning.
Nap Ruckrr. the veteran EruoklYn
pitcher here relieved Cheney. Ruckcr re-
ceivcd Il flattrring reception as he went
to the box. CutSlihW mad" Il great stop
and throw OF Gardnrr'i Er"un'!rr. Scott
was thrown cut 10y Olson after Mrrklr
had muft"d an easy f"u! fly. ana Carri-
gan struck out.
Brnnklym made n quick job nr her
eighth inning Mcrkl" WAS thrown out
by Scott, Wheat flied IT, Walker and
Cutshaw to Hooper.
Ninth Inning.
In Roston'S unth. Leonard struck out
for the third time. Hooper dumped Il
single to right field and went DO second
when Johnston flunhl"d the bail. Hoop
or tried 20 Stca! third but waS thrown
ont. Meyers To Muwrey. Jauvrin fam
ned.
In ErookIyn's final time at bat. Now
r"y flied to Lewis and Olson walked.
Meyers forced Olson. Janrriu to Scott
the latter missing IL double play at first
by hair. Sicngrl ran for Meyers.
tietz batting for Fucker. grounded out.
Gardner to HoblitZrll. ending the game.