The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
new YORK TAKES
SECOND Of SERIES
Fred Clark Returns to Ac-
tive Service, But His
Team, Loses Contest.

FlttSburg, June 14.-Fred Clark Sc
lected Friday the 10, 1913, as the day
for his return to active playing after
his retirement in 1911, but despite
his presence in left field New York
too the second game of the series, 8
to 2. Sensational work by the visitors
outf1eld saved Demaree on several oc-
casions. Adams struck out seven men
but was hit hard. On IA hits New
York scored only three runs The first
of these came in the second inning
gled Merkle's double. and Murray's
single brought another in the fourth.
In the ninth New York needed a run
to win and got it when Meyers dou-
bled and Herzog running for the In
dams scored when Snodgrass doubled
to center. Pittsburg got their two
runs in the fourth when Wagner sim
gled and Miller hit for a home run.
Pittsburg used Coleman. their new
catcher, secured from Davenport in
the Three-I league. He threw out
three Giants who tried to steal and
handled himself we'll for a youngster
who never saw a major league game
and who was put to work Immediately
on his arrival because all three Pitts
burg catchers are unfit for work.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
New York .....010 100 001-3 IA 0
P%ittsburg ......OOo 200 oo0-2 z 0
Adams and Coleman.
Summary: Two base hits. Merkle
2, Murray, Meyers. Snodgrass; home
run. Miller: stolen bases. Meyers.
Snodgrass: left on bases, New York Z.
Pittsburg L; bases on balls, off Adams
1; struck out, by Demaree 1, by Ad-
ans z; double plays. Fletcher, Doyle
and Merkle. Wagner. VioX and Null
Ter.
Chicago Wins Game.
Chicago. June 14.-Brooklyn played
a ragged game. in the field yesterday
and errors. coupled with punched hits.
gave Chicago the long end of an elev-
en-inning contest Z to 6 and also third
place in the pennant race. The visit
ors punched hits off Pierce in n in
ming. but throughout the game he
pitched in fine form. Ragon became
unsteady and was replaced by Stack.
who had the bases filled in C%hicago's
ninth inning. and Allen took the
mound and retired the side on strike
outs. The finish resulted from a base
on balls and an error by Allen, who
injured himself in attempting to field
Evers' bunt. He was carried to the
clubhouse. A single followed off Cur
tbs and Leach scored the winning run.
Zimmerman argued with the umpire
in regard to a decision at third base
and Manager Evers ordered him to the
clubhouse. Archer was hit on the
finger by a foul tip and had to retire.
Score by inn:ngs:s r. H. E.
Brooklyn So. 900 500 90 oo-6 . Z
Chicago .....003 101 O10 OIL 10 2
Batteries: Ragon, Stack. Allen and
Evers: Pierce and Archer. Bresnahan.
Summary: Two base hits. Evers,
Stengel. Hummel: hits. off Ragon 8 in
8 innings. off Stack 6 in 5 1-3. off Allen
0 in I 2-3. and non out in the elev-
enth, off Curtis 1 in 1-3: sacrifice hits.
Pierce. Smith, Evers: sacrifice fly,
Bresnahan: stolen bases, Evers q,
Schultz. Mitchell. Cutshaw; double
plays, Corridor to Evers to Needham;
left on bases. Brooklyn Z, Chicago II;
first base on balls. off Pierce 8, off
Ragon 1. off Stack 2, off Allen 1; hit
by pitcher. by Pierce. Daubert; struck
out. by Ragon 2, by Pierce 4, by Stack
2, by Allen 3.