New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-02
S|IPERBAS OVERCOME
BY R|OTOUS PH|LI|ES
nooin's Men Win Both Games
in Holiday Celebration
at EbbetS Field.
TOM SEAT0N AT HIS BEST
o,mes Home Team in Morning,
While Earl Yingling Loses
to Mayer in Battle in
the Afternoon.

-. che least unsettled by the riotous
..ocssdings in Philadelphia on SATURDAY
phiuies landed al Eboets Field yes
- and trounced the Brooklyn SUI
- IN both ends Of the Labor Day fes-
-. 4 great deal Of gusto was added
u'.,'l da,..s entertainment by the appear
- If Bill Brennan as umpire.
=. the morning encounter the hVD
.,.,s" were treated 10 a batting Test IN
r.ich the two teams amassed twenty-five
,,.s The PhilHes were in raging mooo
"a connected for a round dozen safeues'
'nAioh enabled them TO rornp off with the
came BY score OF TO ?. The afternoon
s1sir turned out to be good battle.
,bich the visitors from the "peaceIuI
civ won by a score Of to :.
Ths Sunerbas we're at the mercy OF Tom
ssaton in the first encounter. The TAN
,z,i-ler allowed ten hits, but the Brooklyn
NON were unable to tally more than TWO
rms When II came TO q pinch Seatoh
showed the calbre of nerve and erectlVe-
,sss that made him the terror OF the
league during the early part OF the sea
.on Twice the Philadelphia pitcher
bases. But each time when "Red orll'"
came 10 bat he lacked the punch. IN the
fourth frame he faced Seaton with chi!
one out and lifted short ny 10 JOSH
Devore. sending Stengel home. Inc la''ei
was 1uckv 10 make the tally. and would
hsva been an easy out had Devores
throw been true. In the sixth lhhi"s
Smith killed all the hope OF the BROOKLYN
.rans" by tanning.
Walker undertook the task OF tWllhns
tor the home team. but Fred could nov
oo,trol mis- fast splitter Four times ne
lost entire grasp or the ball and tire" IL
70 the stands. The bases were clear "heh
hs made his aeroplane experiments.
There were great happenings In the al
tsrnoon game For a while II looked as
though the hosts were on the way 10 VIC
,o-y. After leading Tor SIX innings by
score Of ? to the Superbas felt fairly
confident But Hans Lobert changed the
aspect Of the case when he came 10 oAt
in the seventh frame as pinch hitter lor
Doolan. the acting manager OF the quaker
ci,v team. At the time of Loberts APP
psarance at the plate there were two men
on the bases and two men were out Inc
first ball that was offered Looert was
fastened 10 the ends Of left neld foi
three bases and two men romped nome
Then TO add insult 10 injury, Burns the
former Montreal catcher. brought IN Lo-
bert with the winning run b. pummelhng
the bali for single
Earl Yinglinz and Mayer faced each
other In the afternoon fray and earned
on d merry duel Both men twirled fne
ball Mayer did not issue pass and VAS
steady in the pinches.
The fielding during the second game
was on the miraculous order. Bob Fisher
who won fame by making a handful OF
misplays on Saturday, retrieved himself
by his wonderful stops. All the six out
heloers had opportunities TO lead into the
Nneight Of great catches. The best play
Of the day was enacted by Jake Dauoeft
and Earl Yingling. Otto Luderus banged
one Of Earl's curves down past the first
base line. and il was labelled at hit.
Daubert raced TO the line and speared
the ball Luderus was almost TO the bag
when without making an attempt 10
straighten up, Jake threw TO Yinglins'
who had covered the base. Wheat mace
a great catch Of Luderus's foul ball the
next time the Phillies' first baseman came
TO bat. Zach had TO go all the way TO
left field stand 10 bag the sphere.
In the morning game Byrne hit for two
bases and raced home on Magee's single
In The opening frame. Two singles and
double added another tally In the fourth'
while a couple OF put-outs preceded oy
Walkers hitting Magee. sent in a run IN
the sixth stanza Philadelphia sewed up
the game in the seventh inning by count
ing three times
Brooklyn took two-run lead in the
second game by counting once In the
FIRST inning and once In the ffth. Moran
triple and Stengles single turned the
trick the first time. while three singles
and q sacrifice put the final count on rec
ord. But the Philadelphia team had TO
have their seventh inning.
MORNING GAME.