New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-17
SUPERBAS RALLY IN
ELEVENTH AND WIN
HummeI Sees His Duty and
Does 1t, Too, SnatChlng
Victory from Cubs.
VISITORS JUMP INTO LEAD
Daubert Misses Chance in the
Eighth, When Brooklyn Ties
the Score, of Averting
Extra Innings.

Pallying bravely i'm the eleventh inning.
the Brooklyn Superbas won the final game
Of the series from the Chicago cubs al
Ebbets Field Yesterday afternoon. and by
score Of to g. 4 clean line single TO
centre field propelled by the trusty
bludgcon Of silent John Hummel told
the tale Coming to the plate Hummel
found Jake Daubert on second base and
j. Carlyle Red" Smith paving the dust
around first. both Joining the fans IN
supplication for a hit John did his duty
as he saw it, For Jimmy Lavender VINO
once clored in his ability 10 curb the
Giants. bent one over. and Hummer shot
il lust out Of reach of Tommy Leach
while the feet footed Daubert lost no
time i'm scurrying homeWard with the
winning run.
The Superbas went after tho game IN no
uncertain manner in that final frame.
Lavender. after an unsteady beginning
settled down, and it appeared as II the
battle might go on for an indefinite pc
rod. The hard hitting Zach Wheat fouled
out TO Phelan. but Daubert slashed out
beauty. his fourth safe hit i'm five uials'
Smith sliced enc to right field. but right
here Daubert almost made a fatal
blunder For some unknown reason he
hesitated. turned back to first. but finally
dashed 10 second, when BY all laws OF
the game he should have reached third.
The crowd groaned. for they had visions
Of good work wasted. Hummel. however
set them at rest q moment later.
Making reasonably free with the oter-
ings Of Frank Allen. who was at once
good and bad. the Cubs had a nice lead
of two runs until the eighth inning. They
scored their first run in the fourth inning
without the agency of hit. nor yet an
error Phelan was passed, Safer was MT
and both advanced on Mitcnells sacrlHCe
hunt Phelan scored easily when cor
riden died at first. IN the sixth, however
the Bruins established themselves IN the
lead. tallying two runs on four hlts.
Three were fiukes by Schultz Phelan ana
SAFER, and one was healthy wallop by
corridor. Thereafter there was no scor-
ing by Chicago. Allen allowed half a
dozen hits in all. and when he retired IN
the seventh inning Bull Wagner took
his place. The latter retired the CUBS
without a hit and in order for the four
innings he pitched
Lavender ha6 difficulty in getting the
ball over the plate. and was frequently IN
a hole. He had heap of luck and not a
little grit so the combination saw him
through for long time He allowed ten
hits. and had them pretty well scattered,
but il was not his day To win.
The Superbas started the scoring IN the
third inning, getting run on passes TO
Moran and Wheat. two infeld outs and
single by Daubert.
They had a fine chanc, TO win IN the
eighth, but were forced to rest content
with tieing the score. all through the lack
OF a timely hit Moran singled and cut
shaw walked. but the latter was forced
by Meyer. Moran taking third. Meyer
then broke ont TO steal second and kept
right on going. for Bresnahan threw TO
centre field. Moran came home and
Never took third. to score the tiein6 run
on Wheats single.
Daubert had the chance Of his life to
end the game. but he struck out after
Wheat made pretty steal of second base.
Zach tried to tally on an error by ENers'
but was run out.
Five double plays helped the pitchers
out of several tight holes. Cutshaw.
Hummel and Daubert got two, while
Hummel and Daubert mace another.
Cutshaw accepted fourteen chances clean
~. and Daubert, in addition to making
four hits. had sixteen put outs TO his
credit