New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
SUPERBAS EVADE ISSUE
Battle to a TWeIve-Inn Tie
with Boston Terriers.
PITCHERS POUNDED HARD
Thirty Hits Piled Up by the Two
Teams OFF Curves of Star
Twirlers.

Boston. Aug l5.-Brooklvn ard Boston.
the harequins OF the National League. met
for the second time in two ds~s in bur-
lesque baseball game here to-day, which
lasted until the twelfth inning. when a
tropical coudburst swept the city and put
an end TO the riotoug proceedings The
score stood even, at nine runs each, when
tile gentle moisture drenched the field. send
ing the PLAYERS and few hundred loyal
fans" scurryins fer shelter.
The struggle was repetition Of the sf-''
. fair Of Yesterday. Brooklyn started our
at furious burst OF speed and piled np a
lead OF seven runs. pounding Weaver OF
the mound. Suddenly the team repented &C
its unreasonable accumulation ~ runs and
allowed the cunning little tCOthess Terriers
to come from behind and waliop Cy Bar
gers most perfect curves all over ths
grounds until they scored total ~ six
runs on him They then waded into Nap'
Rucker ana tied tire score in tho eighth
inning From the eighth inning until tho
/ twelfth the men managed 20 play littio
rea baseball. and no runs We're scored
4 grand total OF thirty hits was made
/ by the two teams Seventeen ~ these wers
hammered ont by the Hub PLAYERS and ihs
remaining thirteen were gathered ~ Brook
lyn. Boston played fair ball and made only
two errors while BROOKLYN went one better
and refused 20 chip In more than ono bum
gle all DAY. Jackson. q Younger brother x
tho hard hitting Cleveland outfe,der. made
three clean hits Csulson. Of Brookiyns
however. was the batting nero Of tho dav.
ard made four safetes I'm Eve times AZ rat
! II hate % 10 this said Tpoiey. AZ 10
opened the game with single 10 right
IA Q 10
scored for Daubert prlei our Triple.
Jake came in when Wheat laced one one
for a base. and the latter took second on \
sacrifice by Hummcl Davidson vert oct.
but Coulsor doubled 10 loft ieid and scored
Wheat Zimmerman Was iassed. but Ber-
3 cen felt like striking out and aid II.
] 4 triple 10y Mcdonald was followed ~
Viewers single. i'm tine second frame. and
Roston scored Wheat was DIR b" q pitched
ball in the third. and after EImmel sir
-led Mattern replaced Weaver on ths
mound Fine day for a hit" said David
son. as no greeted the big southpa". and
ne sma shed one 10 left field. 'oulson kepr
the good work up. and scored Wheat and
tunnel with a single TO riCrt. Davidson
stole third in d moment Of ahstrectirn. ana
scored when Bergen flied ont to Jacksop.
Barger wound It up by lifting % Donlin.
\ base on halls 70 Tooiey. followed Nv
an inteld out and A HIT by Fummei' gave
Brooklyn a run in the fourth. and a base
on balls 70 Coulson. with a hit by Bergen.
scored another in the fifth
Then Boston got busy Sweeney singled
in the fifth, and after two men we're re-
tired. Donlin walked Miller singled. scor-
ing Sweeney, and Mike took third. Miller
took second on the throw IN. and both
counted when Tngerton doubled 70 right
field Hummel however. threw out McDon-
aid With one out IN the following frame
NIattern hit 10 right. and moved 20 second
while Davidson booted the ball. Sweeney
thon scored the pitcher With a single tn
right field and Farger was taken out ana
Fucker sent in Bridwell greeted the big
fellow with "A single 10 right. and Jackson
made IFS COW ~ scoring Sweeney and
Pridwell with double 20 eft centre jack
son pulled mp al third when Donlin hit for
a base but Mike caught II first base
bv Rucker, and Miller famed.
one run in the lead Brooklyn tackled an
lother tally on in the eighth frame. but
Boston went one better In the last half oc
the same chapter and tied matters mp With
some good hard hitting. That was the lsst
of the run-g getting. and the men played
along until the elements stopped the show.
The score follows: