Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 8, 1916, Page 31

A Well, Those Untamed Huskers Dtd ['Take Some Start on o New Season ———e Red Sox Rout Robins in First of Series; | SPORTS SECTION or WSKERS TRANPIE Brooklyn Stages Vain Ninth Inning Rally; Jake Daub Hero of Flatbush Has Ghance ! to Win Game, But Failed to Deliver the Hit SHORE WEAKENS AT END Roston Twirler Unable to Hold Out After Going Fine for Eight Hot Innings MARQUARD PITCHES WELL Rube Gets Poor Support From Team in Field and at Bat PLAY BY PLAY OF GAME i lcag i Na- nal leagt 1 e Brook ht lat v U an ittle tick ge of wh | h brisk | i “uh[ Ro 1!9 1 \-n. Yot wnner ar I et playi selection two b Mar-| in !| ¢ usual pre- said Robinsc 1 m\\v\. pitcher {r fayb ‘I‘rnm,rl viil ) I | was gayly pe Totals 34 1% Lovisville: by Runs o s ] o nov Mite 11 00 0 e Owmithat i I ,m.h [season series two games to one Kuns 0001 00 0 1— 8| lone !471(.| touch irs in the | Curse. e IRLRO RN 0R0 0 hat ‘l ga | The Home run: Miller. Two-hase hits: White. R i ; K (S Ehe man, Billings, Miller, Kiiduft. Stolen boses: | © h i Brooklyn Comes on Field Ibig g Koach, Co Torsythe. Double playa: f‘ s had 1 the scor The Brookl tile the B tice In\ 11 s came on the feld|r a big|t visitors' | . HUB PERDUE IS To0 ¢oop " Louisville 4 2 1 667 Krug. @ r the game | Of at batting [P ert Misses His Biggest Chance Summary of the Opening Clash Braves Fisld, Boeton, Ma«s., Oct. 7.--The Boston Americans tri- umphed over the Brooklyn Nationals ie the first game of the world's series here this afternc by & score of 6 to 5. The Boston's victory was threat- ened in the last inning when Shore weukened and had to be {:knn from the box. Over 40,000 persons saw th> contest, which was marked by bril- liant fielding on the part of the Boston playere and the weak dofeunse on the —e. vart of the Brooklyns. Marquard started in the box for Brooklyn, but his (‘YCLONFQ PUMBL ; N\ A, defense completely crumbled in the seventh inning when w couple ¢ The officiai box scare Brooklyn ABR. H. 0. A. I n AB.R. H. 0. A. E.| Ames Aggies Have Difficuliy { ot ball and supposed Myers, cf 5 0 2 1 0 0 Hooper, rt 4% 2 1 s ol ; g ; ! Daubert, Ib 40 08 1 0 b o s 1 2 2z g 1 Getting Edge Upou Hichi Stengel, rf 4 2 2 1 0 1 Walker, cf 4RI 2 00l 0 Innd Park Wheat, If 1 1 2 3 0 0 Hoblitze!, 1b 5 2 114 0 0 Cutshaw, 20 S5 o ot 3010 0 0 . S Mowrey, 3b S 1 1 1 2 0 Gadiner, 35....4 0 1 1 3 o WINDUP NINETEEN NAUGHT Olson, s $08 LT 2 D8 Scotty ss 2.0 0 2 4 0 Meyers, ¢ 4 0 1 6 3 0 Cady, ¢ 10 0 7 0 0 Auce, la, Ot i e Marquard, § 2 0 0 0 0 0 Thomas, ¢ 0O 0 0 0 0 oOft i 1 ¥ Cook Startles Rooters. Johnston 1 0 1 0 0 ¢ Shore, p 4 0 0 0 3 O wards, 1 Jol ( o provide Pferfer, D v 6 0 0 0 Mays, p 0 0 0 0 0 0jinto the lime of ¢t \ i 1l oters, H YMerlde R TR W | A () - - the Cycln o L ¥ Prougi ) n s of Chamber Tatale 1] 82719 1 i Totals 45 510 24 9 4 Batted for Marguard in the eightl vards fronu Batted for Pfeffer in the ninth ! [N !‘\r‘w‘g Brocklyn O OO T OG0 0 —8 | i | ! Boston OF SRS 0 St I | i Two-haee hits: Lewis, Hoope litzel, Wheat Me,yers. Sacrifice hits: S ‘tu Ja Sacrifice fly: | Scott. Doubie plays: Janvrin, Scott sad Hobl itzell; Hooper and Cady; |, Gardrer, Janvrin and Hablit Scott, Janvrin and Hoblitzel. Left ton, 3. Bases on balls: Off Marquard, 4: off Pleffer, 2; off Shore, 3. '], Walker, Hob- on bases: Brooklyn, 6; Bus it t base an errors: Brooklyn, 1; Bos- ., bang by A Hite nad carned runs: OFf Marquard, 7 hits, 3 vuns in 7 innings; off Pfef. | 411, W fef, Lhit, 1 run in 1 inning: off Shore, 9 hits, 2 runs in 8 2.3 innings; off Mays, 1 hit. ' run in 1.3 inning. Hit by pitcher: By Shore (Cutshaw). Struck out: By Marquard, 6; by Shore, 5. Passed ball: Meyers. Umpires: | « Plate, C. : bayes, 0'Day; ieft field, Quigley; right field, Dineen. Time | 11 of game i LOVISVILLE HANDS [~ 70 ramy i |12 0 ] LL i Too 1In,u/ ]M\' A i SRR G C o I\\“ll' 08N Y ROURKES A LACING el on, 1Y o ) | K} “ [ “I\il man, of 1 " 2 g L Drive }.x.msp to Cover m Bee- Fhite n 180 S0 0 o | Warney, rt IR 81 1 At T ond and Continue Heavy Bickecilh S & \ Bombardment Totals TERTERT] HOW THEY STAND "““‘"“ P. W. L. T. Pct. smicn, f Thompson, «f Miller, 1h Krueger, « Forayiie, rr hitdufr, s« Burg, b Krnuse, p O'Toole, p YRS M'!I. cleare a idd letely renches, Billings to Kirke. Nits: Off Krause, 5 in one | und two-thirds inulng<; off © seven and one-third innings. By P Coach Jones pui hi into the game wnch Ivan Ol F on, old 7 stars, came | b n for qu from friends ] | Y ; n the Boston club. = Brooklyns | €O te T. L vore their gray eling umfornw“f“"‘ W 1 € SOX Ca’pt‘ultl : neh ith caps to match and black and |like a pie : Red Sox wore | Cc ographers ! hocting players ir ng practic gt d bat-| h Canig capacity, ali grovns, wh hii mce s Id snap-,in Boston and St. Louis, was playing m a ;. Fourth Straight One And Chlcagu Title : Kraus | with two ) n | Davi ik cated their National Icague Facult.y I\ua,naau a wild frame the championship of Chi o) appositior Of Athletics at the Central High Schoeol dditional taii In the mea w the sights al il t it ic thletics at the ra |3 new position created of Education Mr. Cairins w.ii te called w make the athletic tear | base 1 orse with our athletes. He onl Miller Hits Homer. run was garnerec bal when Il a ride over e for a home rur Mr. Perdu : Goph rs Wi Score eluill o By Annapoiis Eleven 1l 5 i Cardinals Take Third | . i R e Carleton Shuts Cu: 1 i .4‘ V Continuad on Page Two, Column Two Chicago Maroons 1cagn, Oct. 7.—Carleton e field, Minn,, shut our t] : - Franklin and Marshall Are 3505 o " e e e e Easy for Pennsylvama ety Iphia, Oct. 7 n to- inted | Don't Like Gothan it ) ts 5 5 g Stewart's Crew Inaugurates = < Season by Apnlying Coat ! _&_ A b of Wl 'tewash g Franklin Academy Bea ON DRAKE ELEVEN JOHNNY COOK IS THE STAR gh the Drak ends fo WAst coa ka's int i ! lid wall, even t { ams fun mmon fault ¢ ward pa Rhoc from the kickoff U\r Str m,hl Foot Ball. within five mir on straight ripping braska vlded another touchdowr )u rtly after and then suc i oy § TIGERS DEFEAT NORTH GAROLI Scuthern Gridiron Warri Losc to Princeton Blever Saturday AN (NTERS TICNAL CL Mmdcn Hl( |\ Scl