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BROOKLYN, N. Y.. Oct. ll.——Tbe_
Brooklyn wagers, champions of the
National League, proved beyond all
doubt in the third game of the World's
Series against the pennant-winning
Boston Red Box, of the American
League, at Ebbets Field, yesterday at-
ternoon. that they are not completely
outclassed in the 1916 ba‘tueior the
much coveted title.- when they took a
well-played contest by a score of 4 to
3 making the count in the series two
to one in favor of the Red Sox.
FIRST INNiNG.
First Half.
Hooper up. Strike one. Strike
1170. Ball one. Ball two. Hooper
drove a foul ball over the right field
wall. it was foul by a foot. Hooper
flied out to Wheat.
Janu‘in up. Ballaone. Mowreystab-
bed Janvrin's grounder with his left
hand and threw hlniout.
Shorten up. Strike one. Ball one.
Bull two. Foul strike two. Foul.
Shorten singled past Cutshaw. '
lioblitzeil up. Ball one. Hoblitzell
singled to right and then Shorten tried
to reach third. He was thrown out.
Stengel to Mowrey.
No Runs. Two Hits.
Second Half.
Myers up. The lumedolks gave M y-
ers a warm‘receptlon. remembering
him as the Brooklyn hero of yester-
day's game. Strike one. Strike two.
Foul. Myers was hit by a pitched-ball.
liaubert up. Bali one. Daubert
hunted safely. Myer; going on to sec,
ond. it. was a superb hunt and neither
Thomas nor Mays could get it intime
to retire the runner. ‘
Stengel up. Stengel sacrificed. Mays
to Hoblitzeli, Myers going to third
and Daubert to second.
Wheat up. The Boston infield came
in on the grass. Ball one. Ball two.
Bait three. Ball four. Wheat was
purposely passed and the bases were
filled.
Cutshavv up. Cutsbaw forced My~
era, Hoblitzeii to,- Thomas. .Daubert
went tacthirdsndWheatto second on
the play.
Mowrey 1111. .Ball one. Strike one.
Bail two. Foul strike two. Ball three.
diowrey fanned.
No Runs. One Hit.
SECOND INNING.
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Lewis up. Bali one.
Lewis flewont to Myers.
Gardner up. Bali one.
sent up a high fly to Cutehaw.
Scott up. Wheat made a circus
clutchgof Scott's long fly, taking the
ball in deep left.
No Runs. No Hits. No Errors.-
Second Half.
Scott threw out Olson at
No Errors.
No Errors.
Strike one.
Gardner
Olson up.
first.
.Milier up. Strike one.
two.
balls.
(‘oombs up. Combs got a real cheer
when he came to the plate. Strike
Foul strike
Miller fanned on three pitched
one. Bail one. Scott threw out
(combs.
No Runs. No Hits. No Errors. '
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THIRD INNING.
First Half.
Thomas up. Strike one. 8'
Bali two. Foul strike two. #0
pooped to Cutshaw.
3‘ Mays up. Strike one. Ball one. Ball
—two. Strike two. May-s couldn't
see Coombs' curves and fanned.
Hooper up. Ball one. Hooper‘ 77177.
glad throughthe boxi.
Janvrin up. Ball one. Hooper was
out stealing. Miller to Cutehaw.
No Sun. One Hit. No Errors.
locond Half.
Myers up. W one. . Scott threw
out um at “idler-fumbling his
grounder. ‘
Daubert 11;. seat strike 0115. 137711
one. Strike -two. Foul“ not. 7 Foul.
Daubert singled to right.
New no. real strike. one. Ball
on. M singled to kit. w
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One.
was
‘ the throw in.
Lion-re: up. Scott throw out How.
re).
One Ron. Three Hits. No iron;
FOUITH iNNlNG.
First Half.
Janvrtn up. Foul strike one.
vrin flied to Steuel.
Shorten up. Strike one. Ball one.
Foul strike two. Shorten singled over
Mowrey‘s head, his second hit.
Hoblitzell up. Strike one. Shorten
went out stealing, Miller to Olson.
Bali-one. Hoblitxeli flied to Myers.
No Runs. One Hit. No firors.
Second Half.
Olson up. Olson beat out a bunt
and when Gardner threw wildly to
first Olson went to second.
Jan
1M strike two.
lHoopir, who italbercd in the ball ti:
tier .7 long run.
‘ right.
Miller up. Ball one. Poul strike.
one. Miller sacrificed Maya to Jan
vriu, Olson going to third
Ooombs up. Olson scored
oombs' pretty single by Janvrin.
Myers up. Myers sacrificed, Mays
1m Hoblitzeil.
Daubert up. Bali one. Ball two.
Foul strike one. Scott threw outltau '
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One Run.
on
Two Hits. One Error.
FIFTH INNING.
First Half.
Lewis up. Strike one, Ball one:
Foul strike two. Ball two. Lewis:
shot a liner right into Wheat’s hands.‘
Gardner up. Strike one. Bail one.7
Bali two. Ball three. Strike two.
Gardner popped to lilowrey.
Scott up. Strike one. Coombs threw
out Scott.
(Zoonibs was pitching a superb game.
His-control was perfect and he mixed
up a fast ball with a slow drop curve.
No Runs. No Hits. No Errors.
Second Half.
. Stengei up. Ballone. Foul strike
one. Foul strike .two. Bali two. Bali
three. Foul. Stengel fouled. out to
Gardner, who took the ball off aspec-
talor's hat.
Wheat up. Ball one. Ball. two.
Strike 0119., Ball three. Wheat walk-
ed. . .
Cutsbaw up. Strike one. Ball one.
Ball two. it was a pitch out, but
Wheat .outguessed . Maya and remain-
ed-oa -firat.- Mays threw out Outehaw
at first. Wheat going to second.
Mowrey up. Bail one. Ball two.
Manager Carrignn claimed that Mow-l
rey struck at the ball. but Umpirei
O'iiny would not allow it. Strike one.
Ball three. Strike two. Mowrey walk-
ed.
Olson up. Wheat and quroy scor-
ed on Olson‘s slashing three-bugger to
left center,
”Miller up. Scott threw out Miller at
first.
Two Runs.
1
One Hit. No Errors.
SIXTH ' INN ING.
First Half.
Thomas up. Strike one. Olson took:
care of Thomas' grounder and threw
him out.
lienriksen batted for Mays. Hen~
rikeen up. Bali one. Ball two. Ball
three. Henriksen walked.
. Hooper up. Strike one: Hooper
sent a long drive to'vright. center for
three bases. scoring Henriksen.
Janrrin up. Ball one. Janvrin pop-
ned to Cutshaw.
Shorten up. Strike one. Hooper
scored on Shorten's single over sec-
ond. it was Shorten's third hit.
Hoblitzell up. Strike one. Bali one.
Bail two. Coombs threw out Ilobllt-
sell. '
Two Runs.
’i‘wo Hits.
Second Half.
Foster went in to the box forBos-
;on.
Coombs.up.. Bail one. .Strike-one.
Ball .two. Ball three. Strike two.
Coombs lined filed to Scott.
Myers up. Strike one. Foul strike.
two. Ball one. Ball two. Myers
popped to Gardner.
Daubert up. Bail one. Daubert got
a three-base hit to left. but was out at
the plate, Lewis to Scott to Thomas.
No Runs. One Hit. No Errors.
SEVENTH lNNlNG.
First Half.
Lewis up. Strike one.
Ball one. Lewis went out to Daubert
unassisted. . .
Gardner up. Strike one. Bali 0110.
Ball two. Gardner got a home run
over the right field wall
Scott on. Oooinbs stunned for a
relief pitcher. {meter now want In to
No Errors.
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t‘utshaw up. Strike one. Wheat
stole second Bali one. Ball two.
The oficiai scorer has given Foot" sin.“ M w m
wild pillh. Foul strike two Gummy:
flied to Hoblitaeii. ‘ h. ‘ ”an.”
Mowrey up, Strike one. Foster “Om
threw out Mowrey. -—-——-—-
No Ituns. One Hit. No Errors. Les Darcy appears to be one of
.tnose fighters you often hear about
but seldom see. He in not only the
EIGHTH MINING.
First Half. first middleweight since Ketchell's‘
Foster up. Strike one. Ball one. time 10 go through the whole list of
Strike two. Ball two. Ball three. his rivals without meeting with a re-
verse but he seems to have all the
requisites of a regular ring hero.
Darcy‘ s advent has made it un-'
necessary to go back a seen of years
in order to point to a. regular fighter
Dart-y fills the bill as well as any 01.
Foster struck out.
Hooper up. Strike one. Ball one.
Foul strike two. «Foul. Pfeffer tossed
out Hooper.
Jam rin up. Strike one. Striketwo.
.lanv rin fanned.
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No‘ it. No Error. the old. timers. He Is the first star
d Half. tingman in years who has not lost his
Olson r threw out Olson, ’ nerve after attaining a certain amount
knocking _ high bounding ball of sucrose. As a general thing when
Miller wit. one. Foul strike a boxer reaches the top he does not
care to take any more chances, no
matter how daring he may have been.
«he. Foul stri 0 two. Foul. Foul.
Miller Went out Hoblitzell to Foster.
i’t‘efter up. in tier got a single 10‘“! ll“ early stages of his carecr.‘z
right. glia (y is not that kind of a man Ap .
Myers up_ Strike one Strike “0.. parontly his one desire is to tickle!
Ball one. Ball two. Myers strutk the lexical opponent in every casing
out. which means the toughest. He wants
No Runs. One Hit. No Errors. to cominue fishtlns instead of turn-‘
.tng showman. He Is not a bluffer.
loot u sidestepper. but. a fighter who
;always is willing to light. without
1wo_:beating about the bush.
NINTH mums.
First Half.
Shorten up. Ball one. Ball
Strike one. Shorten fouled out -toi ”“0! “0" h“ Niki 0V0?! mid-t
want. “Height of note except Mix. (1107
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Sunset. 'son why he should not. rest on his
No Run. No Hit. No Error. flaurela and leave Gibbons alone. for"
__.__ ithe latter holds no title But Darcy
OFFICIAL pox 53035.1“! not be satisfied until he has die.
Third game of world's series, ployed posed of every possible ”'3‘ 'M
at Ebbeta Field Brooklyn, October 10 imlght dispute his claim to the mid-
‘Batted for Mays in the sixth inning. Within miles':t his class. B“ Willbea
sconn BY mamas. ‘ m“ “'1“ “9 ever comes to this
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a few of the heavyweight. champion-
ship matches.
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Hooper. Home rum—Gardner. 7 Stolen
base—~Wheat. Sacrifice hits—‘Stengej,
Miller. Myers. Left on bases—Boston.
2: Brooklyn, 9. Bases on balls—Off .RFD 30X “SCRE'TAEY
Mays, 3; off Coonihs. 1. -. Hits and LET “0‘" “NM"
enrnei’ runs—~0i'f Mays. 7 hits, 8 runs, _* .
in 5 innings; off Foster, 3 hits. no Following Big Game: I" Benton, Presl-
'runs. in 3 innings; off Coofi'b—s. 7 hits, “M of Oink-Dinning. filicy.
(trans. in 6 13 innings; off Pfeft‘er, no BOSTON‘ Oct. lL—Foiiowing, the
hits no runs i112 2 3 innings. Hit. by poor handling of the=crowds M Braves
pitcher—By Mays. 1 (Myers). Struck” Field in the first two games of . the
out—~By Mays, 2; by Foster, 1; by world's series in Boston the announce-
Coonibs. 1; by Pfeffer. 3. Wild pitch merit W9? made yesterday that Edwin
-—l"oster. Umpires—At plate. Mr. L. Riley. secretary of the Red Sox.had.
O'Day: on bases, Mr. Connolly; left received a message from President J‘
field Mr Qtugley’ right field ‘..ir Di- J. Lannin to the efiect that Riley’s sen
neen. Time of game—2 hours and 1 vices would no longer be required.
tninute. -Rlley declared he could give no reason
for the. dismissal and also that the
. news came to‘him like a bolt out of a
clear sky. '
F‘ésident Lannin gave no reasons
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COMING BOXING FOUTS.
Thursday; October 12.
Clement A. C.—_:Bitly Miake "and
Battling Leviuky. tend Riley "fused to comment. as
may. 07:10.17» 12‘" in“! that they «mankind 1.
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5' "WIN.“
if present plans materialize. Al
Shubert. the sensational New Bedford
bantam. will box Young Britt. of Bos~
ion. in the star bout of 20 rounds tobe
singed under the auspices of the ital-
ian Riverside A. 0.. New Haven. on
the night of November 24. Oficlals of
the club yesterday received the neces-
sary permit from the. police authori-
ties andhave already. made tentative
plans for the staging of the card.
A! Shubert is recognized as one of
the fastest buiams in the game to-
day. having. met and defeated. prac-
tioaily every boy of note in the divi-
sion. « For two years he has hurled
challenges at Kid Williams. of Balti-
more. Williams has finally consented
to banhuberhand. the. bout will be
fought in Philadelphia next Monday
night. Shubert has victories over
such boys as Johnny Ertlc, K. 0. Eg-
gers, Pal Moore. Walter Mohr, Jeni
Kendrick. Frankie Burns and scores
of other lesser lights. Included
among his knockout victims is Bat.»
tling Lahn, Loo Flynn‘s. battler. who
Bedtord on the night of November 26.
1014. 7 Shubert has never beendecl-
sively beaten nor knocked out.
Several Misfits ago - Shubert. and
there was some question as to the
winner.
the attraction;
has already agreed to the match.
while Doc Aimy. manager of Britt,
has yet to be heard from.
Should there be a bitch in the
match the Riversides will drop nego
tiations and bring- Jack Dillon. the
"giant killer," here. Dillon wants to
box here and can be obtained at a
reasonable figure.
The Rtversidea figure that Nonm-
eelected, as it falls on the eve of the
Yale-Harvard, football match. There
will be thousands of guests in this city
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was stopped in eight rounds at New
Britt booked up in New Bedford and-
Both boys later expressed a_
desire. to have it out in 30 rounds;
Present indications are that New He.-
ven will have the honor of staging:
Shubert's managerl
ber 24 is the best date that could be ,_
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NEW YORK, Oct. ll.—Charies L
Penman. proprietor of a restaurant at
Coney island that. bears. his name.
wants .to bug tho'Brooklyn. hasehallt
club tromflurla H. lbbetaand Bld-
ward and-Stephen IcKeovcr. That is
he..talked the matter over with Mr.
Ebbeta in Boston on Monday. Mr.
Feltman sold-Madlytblt he made
an offer for vibe clubennd- that Mr. Eh
bets said he would take the matter.
under- consideration.
Mr. Ebbets admitted that he hail
talked with 11:. Felt-m about 111077111177
of the club. but that no definite oifer
had been made.
“i told Mr. Feltman he could have
the club at a certain figure it my part- ,
ners were agreeable," said Mr. Eb .*
beta. but he refused to say what was
the figure.
7 Edward McKeever said be valued the
club franchise and the‘plant at Eb
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that it would take $2,000,000 to buy it. 3
our plant at Ebbets Field cannot be
duplicated for less than $950,000.
any sale at, this time the club is enti.
proposiion.
lyn will.have 3,000,000 population, and
with increased transit facilities it will '
ho- poseiblo. todraw crowds that We _ .-
now consider unusual."
price is right he and his brother cer-
tainly would sell out.
Mr. Ebbeta owns 61 per cent. of the
club and the McKeever brothers own
the: rest of it.
7
BETH CLARK IS WINNER.
Takes 2:07 Pace at Grand Circuit
. Mter"‘8ix Heats.
Lsxmo'ros, Ky., Oct. 11—50111
heat races, all of which were hard
fought exceptkthe Ashland Stake.:
which was won by Early Don. Vanithe
rule at thweting of the Kentucky
Trotting Mime!!!"- Association
iiere yeslfiiay... The 2:07 pace. car-
ried o‘verv ”Monday, went two...
heats before it was finally won. by;
Beth Clark.” This race want “that“:
bets Field at $1,500,000, and intimated '
“The club franchise is worth $500; ‘
000 alone.” said Mr. McKeever, "and 777
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tied to a profit as the club is a going
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