New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-22

FUN STARTS WITH TWO OUT
Hendrix and Robinson Find
the Brooklyn Batsmen in
Merry Mood with
the Willow.

Sounds OF mortal combat emanat'd from
Ebhets Field yesterday, and when the
thud of battle had ceased, about the time
the sun was trying to hide Itself below
the Flatbush plains, the Pittsburgh men
presented a sorry front Ronded nip ana
thigh by the for once doughty SuperDas'
the Pirates were long time coming TO-
and the score Of 10 to convinced them
that the dream had been far from
pleasant one.
Until the seventh inning things went
along smoothly and peaceahly. The SUI
rerbas jumped into the lead for lew
brief minutes in one Of the opening periods
but the Pirates snapped into the Wtching
of Pat Raglan with their wonted ViE"r
and when the fatcful seventh came around
they were Enjoying lead of three runs
with the tally standing to 3.
Then cog slipped in the Pittsburgh
machine and all the bad playing that hhd
been on the Brooklyn side Of the ledger
was transferred to the account OF the
huccanecrng crew in the wink of an eye
Five runs drifted across the plate In
that frame and what made things wors"
for Fred Clarke was the fact that TWO
were out when the run-Gctting began.
Hendrix eased himself out Of the box by
nassnc two men and forcing in the first
two runs after the bases had been hlled
on two hits and an error Robinson TOOK
NJ. the Job where Hendrix left of and
before he could throw up temporary de-
fence 70 the ever strengthening Brooklyn
attack the Superbas had put three more
runs across
Just 10 show that the habit OF getting
runs I'm punches was firmly fixed. the
Superbas came back I'm the eighth ana
or another wild orgy Of hits whl'h
they wrung out Of Robinson and. finally
Cooper. got another cluster of I'VE
counters That put them seven runs to
the good.
Coming as it did on the eve OF their
hard series with the Giants the Pirates
were none too we'll pleased with the turn
affairs took To submit to such "A beating
was enough humiliation in itself. but 70
have II take place the day before one OF
their most critical sets Of games OF the
Years shook. II il did not shattcT their
confidence.
While the rout lasted Fred CLARKE
seemed poweress 10 check the hammer
ing Superbas Hendrix was not himself.
and got wilder and wilder with each sue
ccediug inning The signal FOR the blow
up" came with the first man up in the
seventh inning Meyer beat out al inhcld
hit and Wheat singled to right Daubcrt
forced Never at third and the bases were
III second Charley Stsugol battcd tor
Fisher End forced Wheat az the plate.
Then Hendrix passed two men Tn a ro"
forcing IN two runs. and Robinson. "h"
had been warming UP, took the mound.
He was ineffective from the outset ana
the Suporhas lost little time In maulinS
him
In the next inning the story was much
the same. Robinson could not hold MN
SELF together ana Wheat and Daub'rt. the
first two TO face him In that frame. were
safe. the former On q hit of the pitchers
glove and the second on wild throw To
first Smith capped the climax by polInG
out ii hit 10 the nagpolc In deep centre
field and scamper!ng al the way aroHhu
FOR a home ruu. Then kirkpatrich TOOK
"a .rack at Robinson and. Ike little JACK
Homer. pulled out "a hit That WAS
enough. 50 Clarke s-Ht hurry can loE
Co0ucr. The newcomer was effective ia
that he held the Supcrbas down TO TWO
runs in the remainder Of the innlnS an"
iapt them from shooting out Of the top
OF the scoring column.
Hans Wagner trotted out in Pitts
burgh's half Of the eighth inning 20 bat
FOR Kommcrs. The Flying Dutchman'
llmped a bit and although he failed 10
hit safely. he drove out a liner 10 Moran
that sent that guardian Of the outer
dominions TO the furthest confines OF ms
preserves 10 grab the ball \ little higher
and Hans would have denied the painted
bull on the fence. Ia the last part "i the
session thu mighty Dutcnman went 10
centre field and was the one who dad the
retrieving Of Smiths long wallop.
Pat Raglan took up the onerous duties
OF stopping the Pirates and. although he
despaired Of making any kind Of Il job
Of If. he hung on desperately until re
uevcd by a pinch hitter IN the nevcr-to-
be-forgotten seventh.
II was ir the fifth that the Pirates made
what they thought was the successful BID.
simon singled and was forced by Hen
dirk. Raglan Embossed wild pitch and
Hendrix reached third. Byrne singled and
Hendrix scored carey came through
with solid drive to right and as Moran
fen down it went for a home run. The
sally. however, was only the beginning of
runs. runs, runs. And on the Brooklyn
side
The score follows:
rpnoKTYN PITTSBURGH