New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
CHICAGO GETS A SHOCK
Superbas Halt Fast Going Cubs
in Fourteen Innings.
BARGER HERO OF THE DAY
Pitches Mastery Game and
Drives in Winning Run with
Two Dagger.

It took fourteen innings to do it, but the
Brooklyn Superbas were equal to the task
and gave the Chicago CUBS beating by a
score of to at Washington Park yester-
day afternoon It was one of the fastest
and most keeniy contested games played
this season Barger. the Brooklyn pitcher.
was the hero OF the hour, and when his
double in the fourteenth inning sent Nc
Elveen across the plate with the winning
run the fans" broke loose. Jumping to
the field. a group of the most enthusiastic
raised the pitcher TO their shoulders and
carried him in triumph 10 the clubhouse.
Besides pitching a brilliant game, Barger
made four hits, two of which brought runs
across the plate.
king Cole was in the box for the Wis
itors and held I'D his end of the battle
admirably. 1t was the first defeat whlcn
he has suffered this season The home nine
found him for twelve hits. which ne kept
fairly well scattered until the last inning.
Barger himself allowed eleven. but had
such mastery control in pinches that the
visitors practically were helpless
II was not Barger alone, however, VINO
WON the game Behind him were eight
men playing as though their lives de-
pended upon a victory, Hummel, NctlVeeh
and Burch being the stars in the field. me
chances which the visitors had to win were
baIked not alone by Barger's sensational
pitching. but also by brilliant heidlns-
Tvica Chance found himself doubled at
second nv, sharp playing and once he was
forced out.
In the third inning with one out, kvers
heat out a bunt and Sheckafd sihSeo'
The two PLAYERS pulled off double steal
h,+ Rarger was the master of the SITUATION
Schultz struck out, and although NHoii0G
walked, filing the bases, ne was I0i
cut at second when Hoffman NIT 10 NJ
EIveen the latter tossing the baI 10 fhuiii-
mel. ,,,o
Iyofu,an led off the fourth with douole
End advanced on a sacrif1ce, Only u oe
thrown out at the plate, Hummel to Befseh'
In the eighth it looked as though the S"os
couldn't help but score when, WIN one oU''
Holman tripIed. But Barger uShteneo up
and Tinker fouled out to Daupert, White
Archer struck out.
In the TENN Chance opened with single
and advanced on a sacrifice, only 70 p qe
Iolthled at second when Hoffman hned 10
IIl-1nmeI the latter making bflillailt pldS
and throwing to McElVeen AGAIN eLiaitte
met with ne better fate IN the thii 1e S+i IN
He ouened with a promising single. otel!i-
feldt flied out to Wheat Holman lllt2! "
Burch. who threw to Daubert, douplIns
Chance at first For the last four lnIllnSs
of.Iv three men faced Barger to frame.
The Cubs scored in the first inning, Wlfh
Evers walked, went to second on o iI
ara out and scored on Chances single
brooklyn tied the score in the fourth IN,
ming, Wheat leading off with douol Lin ana
crossing the plate on DAVIDSON sung &c
This was not enough however, and the
Supertas took a lead of one run in the
9TH Archer mufTed an easy pop ny or
McEly GEMS bat, and the latter feIaf ia.
bv sIamming the ball TO left field for
base Although Bergen was out When ne
hurted the third strike foul, Barger douplea
to centre field. scoring McElyeen
The Superbas did not hold the lead LOT
any length of time however, and the Cups
tied up the score in the next inning stem
feIdr singled to left and took second on
passed ball. Hoffman sent a sacr1nce ny
to Wheat. Steinfeldt going TO lhlrd. lie
scored when Tinker singled to centre.
, The score follows .r.