Red Sox Outplay Robins-Easily Win Fourth Game of World's Series, 6 to 21 By BRIGGS Class the Big Factor ROBINDEFENCE The Comic Side of the Brooklyn Tragedy in Victory of Red Sox BEFORE TiP rr oFf | rVrajriVasJ. Tt-\£Y BREAKS IT Tip if c?r HAD |bJ 'CM to Rush TTA B*W Rube Marquard Fails Stop of Boston, Hlr' Which Scores Its Third Win in Four BOSTONATTACK Games with Robins. Gardner's Home Run By W. J. MACBETH. A well known and popular monosyllable describe** yesterday. Wit*-. Dispels Brooklyn's loo at Ebbets Field. "Class" is the answer. The world's ehampion l*. Sox won by a score of 6 to 2. They deserved to win. They pUy^ ^ Dream of team should. Brooklyn played as a team Glory. For one FOR. BiCMT game as a finished jmt -^ inninO IMraslejGS finished, which they are. was the of Yesterday's victory for Boston beginning the end of _, was Bostcn's third 1916 world's championship series. It triumph in _» DODGERS TAKE BIG STlLL MOT GOlrOG BuT four games played. One more win for Carrigan's hustling club wili-^ LEAD IN IHE FIRST this season's blue ribbon event of baseball. VjffLCo^tr Brooklyn mipht win another; the days of baseball miraclea art *)J| I LlTTCfi this small satisfaction from a *.4 .STff-A7a.fO.77.ef* us yet. But to snatch even chapt** <* RICE. r-a./\ Tb OOR Robinson's team must have more By GRANTLAND ' painful shortcomingt* considerably 1__ N-,MlT7)ST their lot so MAJiQUARD and Merkle and and a thousandfold more pluck than unhappy far hai trj. Meyers one day denced. Sailed off with the Brooklyn Brooklyn might have been excused*> ¦¦¦ -_. That «.« QUIGLEY AMO A yesterday'* disappointment under cer¬ team; TaaV O LOOKE IIMP fSoT carried the old World Seriou* "BRoTHtSTaX tain conditions. A losing fight Probable Sailed off for wffULCV IrJTERCSTCD 'W SoMff- out to the last gasp always commands Line-Up play i IttlBjflj PJ ThC MIDOLti and reverence. A surrender, dream. respect for To-day's Gaine On the drift of an ancient OF Tn£ INMlMQ. never. Brooklyn Burrendered yester¬ "Where are you going.O, where It the fight. It struck its day. quit The fifth game of th* are bent?" colors. It bo soon as you gave up passively series between the Boston Bill asked the three. its main hope, failed. K**J **, Carrigan Jl Marquard, and Brooklyn Kobins w\\] are out the per .r er», cf. And Merkle. half those who did sit it out for before even the "stretch" inning came Walker, rf. Daubert, lt, And Meyera. " many had left. Hoblitrel. lb. Wheat, lf. =«*$». 8 « s the last inning or two Play through Lewis, If. ( utsh»**v,._, world series has now resolved it¬ ivas conducted under ground rules. The The the most Gardner, 3b. Mowrey, Jb. self into thia burning date vii., will tield bleacher contingent, loyal of all the fans, were streaming Scott, as. Olson, ta. the ult.mate agony end in Boston the eentre disgustedly toward right Thomas, r. MlHer, t. Thursday afternoon, or will the final field exit. r« i r»" Kuth, p. I'feffer, p. autopsy be postponed until Friday in FRED MERKLE 5TgPp6D-'Ri6HT There was a touch of pathos to this UP IM FPONT OP THe surrender of the Dodgers. The ven- and Brooklyn? aS"RECTATo»»5 erable Rucker, king of the south- I'mpire*.O'Day QilfW* and J4J75T To .SHOtaO TV-srEia-, Thi.S MuFf» Nap I National I.eague); Dlnetrn *._ Thil is about all the prophet* OF af 0 E/X-Tif POUL paws of his day, received his tirst the the scribea and the world's series chance. The once won¬ Connolly (Ameriean Leaffl*). srothsayers, of its I'hari.-iees have to worry about now. derful left arm haa lost most off cunning. But the heart behind it is as Pfll when Larry Gardner touched stout and true as ever. With a round- EBBETS WILLING them were his victims on strike* TB a home run under Rube Marquard'* YALE 'VARSITY house curve and a slow ball that was a quiverir.g sy.-tem ia the second inning le.st word of its art Rucker got by for glory of Kucker's sunset all th« Bi* two where and clearly silhouetted the p,ho*t« of Brtw w.th two on base, Brooklyn'* TO RETIRE IF HE innings youth strength, ;, -rday SHOWS STRENGTH Downfall of the Dodgers unsupported by purpose, had failed. lyn's lost opportunities of thil fl___ dream of empire started downward Six men faced Rucker. Three of championship. {-.:"., r the __¦___._ of a steel girder ITS ATTACK BROOKLYN LEAGUE). GETS HIS PRICE the of the Woolworth IN BOSTON (AMERICAN LEAGUE). (NATIONAL tossed from top AB. R. H. O. A E. AB. R. H. O. A. E. Dutch Leonard Made to Measure Hooper, rf.4 1 2 3 0 Johnaton, rf. .4 1 1 0 0 1 That one hlow, delivered deep into 1 1 1 0 0 Flatbush Squire "Dog Tired of First String Football Men Score Janvrin, 2b .... 5 1 Myera, cf.4 the harren lands of centre field, broke cf-4 0 Merkle, lb.3 0 19 11 Executive End of Na- for but Proves Too Toutfii ard'a heart, shattered Brooklyn's Four Touchdowns on Walker, TrimmingA Hoblitzell, lb. .3 WheBt, Ii.4 0 10 0 1 But not Zach. *. fence and practically closed 2 0 tional Game. If ever a piteher was made to worrying. L'mpin the Scrub. Lewit, li.4 Cutihaw, 2b....4 0 13 j Chief Quigley declared * iw*afl_* 0 0 14 0 measure for a trimming that same! araa, Boston romped home t* to Gardner, 3b. . .3 Mowrey, 3b_3 CaaaUrlflfl H. president of the curve a strike. It d;d look ***i*>-4 New Conn.. Oct. 11.-The aa.3 0 0 2 2 0 Ebbcts, was Dutch Leonard of yesterday. lot wide. The next, a fast bill, w _. with I>utch Leonard facing Marquard, Haven, Scott, aa.4 Ol.on, in as 0 011 3 0 Brooklyn club of the National League. little better. Wheat dldnt **J*J» Rucker turn, Robby Yale 'varsity attack this afternoon gave Carrigan, c.. . .3 Meyera, c.3 Leonard is one of the greatest littlfl 9jt* a at- to a of u to his blutUfl rallfli corps in vain exhibition of its p.... 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 admitted yesterday number runners known to science. Like- ley chance cortrflCt another successful Leonard, .Stentel.0 front out. at this b»Vean Gregg for in and cut the throw. But Z»ch cham- vard run, the first toueh¬ errort.Boafon, 1; Brooklyn, big point of calhng M£ lay, thc National League reg-.stering earned runa.Off Leonard, 5 hita, down if the right sort of buyer makes a .see this. He had mn d'.^n tow**.*-' on down. Le Gore also made the second Marquard, 2; off Cheney, 1. Hita and help. pior.s took the jump Wednesday runa in off reasonable offer." have been the a bit and st. n*t-6t*K» rare form and Fullback Emil Jarques 1 run in 9 inninga; off Marquard, 5 hita, 4 4 inningt; Cheney, That shoulc tip-off plate ppcd, with Marquard apparently in touehdown, Mr. Kbbet.s dcc.lined to state it wasn't. The He was tho easiest k.nd of 1i tnfl* at the can- two last scores. 4 1 mn in 3 off Rucker, 1 hit, no runi in 2 inninga. Struck publicly to Brooklyn. But and Dutch Leonard reeling the hitt, inninga; v.-hat price he had set upon his stock. wouldn't let Leonard hung when he rri ¦'*rey. Brooklyn had two runs over with two Boston hammered both Marquard and although Rex Hntchinson ia reeoeennm pitches. out ten hits for sore throat and will Keever brothers, Edward and Stephen. either T! at laaiag ¦ ai obi ere»tBit*> more in sight when Buck Wheat Cheney hard, pounding trom BB attack of it is believed the Mc- gummed up opportunities A ah»m«it> tha wandering fifteen bases and six runs, no less than be flvailablfl for part of the game. If Kbbets flflllfl through misunderstandings between have-boen for Brook!\n. gummc'l up ra.;> by rush KflflTflr* will withdraw with him. or inex- a tr.'«, il was that * away from third base for an easy out eleven Red Sox batsmen struck out. lt Charlay Taft playe.l flflfltrfl batter and base-runners by pi'v, r''*r4*J* isn't often that see eleven fa GEERS DRIVES Kbbets admits that he has had aev- bad work on the paths. ruin.-'d for making a real, t*ld-lt»* Thi> play "crambled up the Robins's very you again to-day, displaying improved COLUMBIA MAKES Hew close he cusably of all outu* laal Bflflaalt and when Ilobby walked men Tvhiffed upon a club that is whal- mil.arity with the pOflltiflB, and the .rai offers for his stock. The first inning furnishes a ritting s>iow of this greatest out of ball that he had haa come to a sale he would not inti- should have events. Twice. later, Leonard **»* <. Lewis dnubled and Gard- mg the eternal paddmg the coaches announced to-night illustration. Brooklyn --econd, OPEN SINGLE G. HOME mate. The names of a number of peo- in vith Ve»n OrflJ a fi there round after round. been t^clected for il against READY FOR hnmmered Leonard off the hill this the ragged edge, rer il ..r-bagger, the delinitely but of have been associated of was noth:ng to it beyond the detail of The most interesting angle of Lehigh. Zenner was at left guard, pie prominence period. Carrigan was on the point warming up frar.tirally. game in many ways was a triangle a Black will return to that place FIRST IN PACE With the prosi ective deal. Dutch when Zach Wheat made In the fourth lanlng, flhllat_ajg the closing d_te. Captain PLAY OF VERMONT chaslng tO 1 »«."* Gardner's Brooklyn triangle composed of Meyers, it is expected. James K. (iaffr.ev, former president a on the bases and wax still !.¦ I From the aaflBBflfll thal to-morrow, Boston National club, is very stupid play to ?h»a long blow choved Iris mates out into Marquard and Merkle. When the big of the League saved him the trouble. This "bone" BronkKn Cut»haw doubled smear in the second these three me of Mr. llnffnev paid his re- ..,.,, . and the lead, Brooklyn's offenee and d*- arrived these. was the turning point of the game. ,, r;r; rorner, *-**, their two hun¬ .., owners ** "'.'¦ '* «r«at into mournuig with crepe ex-Ciants found themselvea facing Boston so far has accepted Scrimtnaging was tabno for tha Co¬ Lexington. Ky.. Oct. 11. Single G.. i., to thfl Brooklyn yester- Johnston landed on Leon- walked, ail ..> tb oi defeat. had four errors; i.av to the Jimmy to .*»_L -i m the Door of fourth 4vorld series They dred chances with only with Geers won a previoua gaflflfl. tirst a fast one. have been tho pr, per thir, clflfltara upon when run ten lumbia eleven again yesterday, Coach up, popular victory matter seriou* ard's offering. high, lost lirst baek in 1911, the Mnck- Brooklyn in 18. chances has up "I haven't givrn the drove it to the centre-tield on a lb< over Bos¬ most with in the free-for-all pace at the Kentucky the former bos- BBd right piteher Z«- *»rn «.*" BMfl svaarmed all their frames. errors.' And beyond these fiflurei Mitcalf apending of his time eonfllderation." sail wall. He made third base on the go clean wil.l. But why Carrigan Sing* a Song. i-.es that < ton has gone out and got di the regulars in perfecting defensive Trotting Horse Breeders' Association ot" the BiaVflfl, "but I will say that I hit the bodv? Olson ihowed r. h*ri over the Second Vovage in 1912. bBflB but not until four Charlie blcw, standing up. Myers As Gardr.er pattered plati Brooklyn f.clders would Blivei fonnations. Mfltcalf has received a tip meeting here to-day, shall not atand for being gold- a a foul on the first P***"- Bill heen win¬ I liked third piteh. also fast ball, between bunting bnck of Hobhy and Manager the of . heats had Baa Barl I ricked out of his club. always >»f>* LflWifl, Their second voyage into Port reached. , that Venaoat w-ill aaipty a bag of pflflfld. and Hoblitzell, for a clean went right bach at th* after kia in fourth gam<* BBd the first heat and Hai tho associations and Jaaviin <¦"><; Carrigan, Mothfll GoOfling Doom came in 1912, when Boston tri- Brooklvn thia .r -r.s when it lines up againat the ning Boy mv Nution.il I-rcaguc that tallied the first run. Mer¬ tha next. which LrtOBAti U**~ quamt manncr of '1 ue?day, hummed same were involved to raise trouble. ire firat each in 2:01'_. the The sale of the BlBVflfl single ''. umphed. Tne three two chancs BlBfl and Whltfl on 7%t.urdav. and he ia second, liked game. kle had to foui one off, then fln.lt shoi.'.d aat ba ia . oftly to himself: in (liant defeat of when the in the rflfll, when Johii- (ieers brought single G. frotn be¬ va a business stroke on mv part. Cer- only raa taa r»«*.flf the 1911. came opening workinx dcflperatoly to praparfl for the for a Leonard was much up in A punv lt tr, ii it four out of five. And and Merkle hind in the third and fourth hea's and tiun wero anxious to pay pass. f«.r a CO Markrnen made ston tripled. Myers r-ingied multiplieity of forward, lateral. double, Boston people th> air. The team behind him was Ch,ef Meyers flra tfld Sing tong of per cent, heie were in alien harneas. walked. Wheat then forced Myera at won in 2:03'* and 1:92%, respertively. nrice. ¦-.£.-the uam they again, triple and quadruple flOBflfll whieh go my U7. two and three In the Pocke's full of dough; in what found but on Janvnn's error Merkle. All heats were elflflfl and the linishcs "1 have business interests in easy. piBtb Jinding Brooklyn they second, to make up tho Vermont repertorv of large I'nder these circumstnnces, with an foulod off three. But I Water *m*\ tventy Robins with N'ew York the soothing nolace of BCOred and Wheat rflflched third. were under the whip. New York and tho Boston proposition ind'..*Ti.**cuthIB **. over with plays. en :';Me in trouble. one would good fast one left, S'mnp up in a r<>.-; 40 per cent. They liad been over the road Brooklvn here hud two runs the> dnil was everv Worthy Volo, from S. A. Kletcher's took un a graat deal of my time. That piteher < ''*" '""PJ with only Although short. a hitter of Wheat's reputafon lofted | When tie battle bflfore, .-o they rnu.at have become BB* runners on tir-t ar.d third, minutfl waa iti running Stable, a half brother tfl Petflr Vfllo was another reason why I was influ- expict opened re.::rnr aml Dtilixed through trot. 'n allow said to do all the' out for Mai I )ie,-,rd their rooters CUfltomad to the ihoeh and acchmated one out. With laflflBBrd formationfl, tai ln thfl course of the rnd Volga. won tho two-vear-old ¦., --il the Boston team. piteher stjua^i'k; winds of defeat. After bothered. ai Cotahaw itarted ta ILirvc.-t G;,!e took the second "I .¦* not But u-hat ghov has a Robin to thi- chilling Boston entire Bflasioil there wns not a single though -No." eoneladfld Gaffnoy, all. four 40 per cent-, make 160 per cent, Whaat ambled off third aad wai heat. The time for the three heats. en- 'u talk buiinflflfl with Mr. Kbbets. U come* a Hauk? ¦teal, fumble. Offflnaivcly <'olumbia will' Fifth to the Nintk ujmn and 190 per cent isn't the worst in nailed tan faat from baa* not to it¬ 2:11*.. 2:07*» and L-': I<»'.. ifl thfl IWC Me has bflfln a great friend to the came. From Inning promptly in the probably .Bdaavaf overreach This amash vestment a mun ever made. As Juhus BrooUyn'l l«--t chance eaaifl self BBW nlavs. and unless Met¬ cord for a thrflfl*hflflt two-vear-old tl d I should be distressed to see him harassing of Gardner's, "I had rather 40 « ut-haw doubled and with .* moved up wi*h John Franklin didn't nhyi get fourth, when calf changes his plans it seems likely trotting race. retire. I onlv sav that if he is deter¬ Sees Firstl per cent in a little Iberian village than walked. OlflOfl was calied Miss Ilarris M.. also from the mined to withdraw he shall not be No Runner Baker by eolloetlag two home runs on Mowrey of ad- .that the atraight line attack. varied Brooklyn two euccessive days, did Bomething no per cent in Rome." upon tfl sacrifice, but, in place with an oeeaaloaa] end run from kick Fletcher Stable and driven by McDon- forced to saeririce. I do not know that through yetrrt' Those who care to can them as the runners on where a 2:05 ln the fifth, with two gone, Merkle' Walker slngled JJ*butb« .» more t'r.an upset In addi¬ josh vancing two formation, 4viil romprise the main tac- ald. captured the Cumberland, for cur respective ideal of values would one in thfl tbiri. Brooklyn. we of more than a weak and Wheat bunched singles. Cutshaw withth one out. tion, ll steadied Duteh they will, but know hit would tie the score, lifterl tie* flf the Blue and White when carry- pacers, in straight heats. ever approach even a 8T4eaking ac- Lewia r*» left-hander held Brooklyn runle»s, with Red Sox arill have Ruth and at Rai- yesterday Riley'a seemed, spite Brooklyn'a Cheney got ¦ -»h W> accurate throwa into Hobhy'a loses'the land at guard, Ilrown eentre. aid the men in a better 'dea of the lirst thtt tfl atart tfl* , atT* only threa hit* to show for the last long, left. thc oft-ex- mondo at getting Kvery possible combination of men is shortcomings inning, Hooper waiting mitt, where a matter of one Leonard Admitting uuarter nnd Rosen. Hegeman of what he wnnts in the way of in'.er- had into a pret'y the third W.** eight rantoi Leonard failed to yield a of our national us backs. an effort to bolster up Marquard dropped dropped >trlk'r°i'1 or two feet either way would have lost ploited uncertainty and Byehlinski the ference he dlvided the backfield can¬ being tried in The Rube st.irted like a Hooper on ..*«* bit after tl ng, showing the can for soft spot. putt.ng the runner. Scott's. intield exhibition frenzy, you tigure yourself Howard Miiler. firat atring quarter- didates into two squads, each nlayer the weak spots. out his tirst t.. <> -"". "".'¦ ^U" watung pflWflt al the Kobin assault. how much would ran- tfl have was «.1111 hi Ind with a BOWitSfll, tossing opponent popped ¦;' so far hat never bflflfl BBipfl.d, unlesa you baek, fafltarday getting the opportunity of dflBBpiflg a Twelve nun, all but three of those and fiuining the next two. But those to cVrntr* Rube Last*. four Inning.. in 1!»1J. n d on the Brooklyn club. bad nnd thflia is tii) chance that ..>««;""«*,.*_ by Buck Herzog iragi BTBflfl, man who was running tfl tackle ihe who played against Bowdoin last Bat- who tigured so reckoned beyond Larry Btrucb out. Ch.ney'a * who with a fir.e In this the Sox out- i.e w :ll pl.iy ( fl S.iturdav. won on the tr.un- Marq-jard, BtfltTtfld fourth game Red dummy. Urday, have places Gardaflr. G.rdm "v? ,.t fl* but four far wide for 1. week. . '. laitfld field Bgaifl laagfld Bfld (I .|.,-I_V. llll P« T'l'.'ir.. Atatl ll'l llajl The second team arill IflflVfl to-mor¬ Ing tablfl, whieh starts this They Thia BthlatA had « home run sixth. Beta '1 and Car- ie no rdai m-i. i-.riji.t ..'. C*n*_i and ttarllng every offered chafl 1 ll auch row for 1'awling, V Y., where a game ineluda Captain Gaodrieh, Davia blow conccaled in his th. tOt tion«d Carrigan ."¦'. 2ja,taJ«" home m mv. them BflfflBB, bo** th. phrase "hitting when- PENN STATE UNEARTHS has heen arrangi-d bfltweaa tha Violet Rnauth, halfbaekfl; Mfllehar, fullbaek; ond eircait clout t'or two eaBSflCBtivfl was east adrift for they ain't" ah anpliid to thin trio whieh cubs and the School Pflrkin*, end and i.uartei-buck; Wa-'i and he delivered it where it When inn¬ I.ewia A NEW STAR KICKER fltrflflg Pflwliflg days, th. t.v.nth. madfl . Larry ChflBfly Larry laated three and Hooper featured. This Soccer in thc Balance. eleven. burn and Plough, ends, and Schund, would do the most He de¬ to aacnne* Mowrey '"^.'EV(># a of Hawks damage. . th^ ings ur.t.J Nap Rocker, after ten-year eireling pair julled down no Socc-r still hangs in the bfllfl.fl at Widmayer, Woodward and Hobart, in livered it after Hoblitzell had walked handed atab .nd aith fl v,a ?, »; . . . v. orld *eries chance. less than ten Robins. in tho day's hunt, Columbia. Seventeen candidates for Btatfl Collflgfl, I'enn.. Oct. 11..Ben the line. and Lewis had doubled the .haw forced Hooper. r,e Marietta who ln hi* and three of theae chaucea left of the Penn State MICHIGAN FOOTBALL against «..-^^wfj J Marvel, aecepted the "varsity team are willing to prac- I'ubbage, gunrd tield with none out, % the aocond whilfl Ol.on wa* known a* th. of th. killed doublea. blossomed into . right wall, onJ*ff,,lffl*J» King impending tlse at noon, in accordBnce wi(h the eleven, to-day sterling aecond. Rube was to Gard¬ Scott He scor*d ahtn a*ft-Hand»rs. reaponded with all hia Brooklyn's defer.ee waa aa apotty aa at plarement goal kicking. EASILY pitching >* fl^ f.nrr.« suggestion of the university commit¬ performer TEAM^VINS ner. He carried Larry to three and acratch s.ngle midway fc| ~c!at. Bflt mi rn«n fared him Roaton'a waa aure The Robina only Hfl booted four balls between the £ priitine tee on athletics, anrl eight will play in poata Amusements two. atuck over a fast box and first baae. f . Or in hi* twa and he atru'-k out ran up four rniepluya, but there were in six la the scrimmage Ann Arbor, Mich., <»ct. 11. Carroll Hfl ball, tbfl. .*»" J"" rflflfldflt thc morning. Thflflfl facts have !.".,"k*f ,'JU *_ f**"-» when h. wa* I with robunt viiror, not to aay in charge of the tbe battle with a week two minutes before the final whistle a two-haaa muff on Sflatt'a Kncker'a pu*«l»n. /caa __* b.d tfl klai right. Chonay years City College I'eiincylvaniB parB.tr.tad sacnticed. But ziever .aw a bflttfl. curve bail fa my vit !e turn-. iiaiketball team, yer