New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-22

The Giants will be at the Polo Grounds
the rest Of this week playing two more
games with Brooklyn and four with Bos-
/ ton. In.the following week they will run
/ over 70 Philadelphia for an al-important
series. which is quite likely 20 settle the
/ lead. for the present at least. and then
will come back for three games in Brook
Ign before settling down at the Polo
Grounds on July 70 entertain the West
ern clubs on their second trip East.
The Yankees must play two more
games in Washington tomorrow and
Tuesday and then jump 20 Boston for
series Of four games. They Will be
back al the Polo Grounds next week 20
entertain the Athletics and the Senators
before going West for their second Ions
trip away from home.
The Superbas did not fare any too well
on their Western trip. but wound il Up
in a blaze Of glory. and now, with long
stand at home, are quite likely TO edge
Nd a little closer 10 IN eleaders II the
team could travel at the pace II set in
winning four straight games from 81.
Louis. the National League pennant
would quickly be in its grasp.
While in the Mound City the Superbas
reaped a harvest Of sIxty-three hits for
total Of seventy-six bases and thirty
seven runs The leaders were Otto Mil
ler with eight hits in fourteen times at
bat: Cutshaw, with nine in seventeen,
and Stengel, with nine in nineteen trips
TO the plate. The team also had bat
ting average Of .404 for this four-game
series. and it is no wonder the Car
dinals were kicked around and fairly
crushed.
Sportsman" in THE Boston Globe"
has the following 70 say OF Tack Hard
wick. who drove in the winning run for
Harvard in the fourteenth inning OF the
second game Of the series with Yale last
Wednesday;
Many who saw Tack" Hardwick tear
ing around the bases after he made his
Marathon hit that won for Harvard Won
dered why he kept on running after he
must have known that Gannett had
scored l don't believe you could solve
the reason in twenty guesses so here is
what flashed through the young mans
mind
AS he turned first base az ful' tilt, the
thought flashed something Ike this:
should miss touching third base I'll run
my hit out. tag every oase Tor sure
and make the victory douoly certain.
You and ] thought that this finely
turned athlete was running that hit out
from pure exhilaration. There is
physical thrill that comes from making
a hit Of that kind that few men know
anything about
The Brooklyn Baseball Club again has
made an announcement on the purchase
of tickets at Ebbets Field in an effort 10
prevent specializing. 1t follows:
In order that the choice seats for games
on July and D. and subsequent dates
shall be secured by orr patrons and not
come into possession OF spectators we
have decided 10 give preference 10 orders
received from newspapers, clubs, banks
business houses and professional business
men.
All other applications received Will be
subject 10 investigation.
our patrons are respectfully requested
to order tickets through one or the
sources indicated and thereby materially
assist in effectualy stamping out the
ticket specializing imposition.
Harold Partenheimer. captain and third
baseman OF the Amherst College baseball
team. has signed with the Detroit Tigers.
He VIII report 10 Jennings in a couple or
weeks, and II is possible that he may
earning a regular berth, as the work or
George Morarty is not satisfactory 10 the
Detroit manager.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have signed
Earl NJ. Topham, an outhelder, from
Bucknell College.