New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
SUPERBAS DROP ANOTHER
PhiIIies Use Substitute Team to
Turn the Trick.
ZIMMERMAN IN FINE FORM
Allows Only Five Hits-Errors
of Team Mates Make a
Close Game.
ZIMMERMAN IN FINE FORM
h, 800 % ID. TrIban, J

q. AFArk - NN INV
Philadelphia. Sept. with SUBSTITUTE
team behind him that played an inferior
brand o. baseball Finneran. the big
right-handed pitcher recently secured
from the Norfolk team OF the Virginia
league. pitched in fine form here to-day,
and held the Brooklyn superbas well In
check. Finneran was taken out In the
eighth inning 10 allow a man 20 bat FOR
him. and n the ninth. with George Sea
ton IN the box the Phillies batted out the
victo-v BY 6 score OF 20 J. With a view
OF resting up some % his men for the
series with the New York Giants. which
starts with 2 oouble-header here to-mor-
row, Dooin put "Runt' Walsh r. behind
the bat 10 relieve KfIlifer. used Dodge az
third IN place OF Lobert. and Savage COW
cred second In place OF Otto Knaoe. with
the exception OF Lobert. all the sfore-
mentioned regulars broke into the game
in the closing moments. either a. players
or pinch hitters
Finneran held the superhas 70 i've hits,
and although they punched their safeties
IN the second and third innings for two
runs. that was the extent OF their er-
fectiveness on the attack. Their other
two runs came as the result OF loose and
objectionable playing. and were wholly
unearned The Brooklyn men made three
tvo-baggers. and two OF these came In
rapid fire succession in the third inning
and produced one run.
The PhnIes cannot charge IN. lsxity
OF play 20 the substitute players. Savage
alone OF the newcomers Clipped IN
bungle. which aided IN the propagation OF
unesrned scores. but the worst offender
was Mike Doolan the veteran. and at
times brilliant, shortstop. Doolan simply
spilled al the bad play out OF his system
az one fell swoop, and could neither be
coaxed nor driven 10 play good ball He
muffed. booted and threw the ball, and
his three bunges made q possible for
the Superbas 20 press their cause with
uncomfortable persistency. Fred Luderus
made a ludicrous error on simple little
chance. and that. too. helped things
along
superbas. and was far from puzzle. The
home team laced IL into him for ten hits,
witch included three doubles, a triple and
a home run. Brilliant support came 10
his assistance any number OF times and
held the scoring down Ragon struck out
seven men and passed no one. In the
three-game series neither Rucker, Ying-
ling nor Ragon has issued a pass lack
Wheat made one OF the best catches seen
on the grounds In some time in the first
inning. when he ran back to the fence and
gathered IN a long drive by LudertLs tina.
had all the ear marks Of home run.
Luderus was the batting star OF the game.
and made a single, q double and a home
run. His double IN the ninth inning start
ed the Phlllies on the high road 20 vic
tory.
Honey Boy" Paskert had asrniserable
time OF IL. In his three times at bat ne
famed twice and hit into a double play.
Ills last strikeout moved him strangely
and unaccountably 10 oratory, and for a
few moments he seemed threatened with
apoplexy He stormed and ragged at Bill
Klein. Then Klein spoke He spoke short
and with simple directness Psskert
walked TO the clubhouse, and Miller played
in place OF the loduacious outfielder for
the rest OF the game
The score follows