New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-27
Pound Pair of Tinker'S Best
Pitchers and Give Reds
a TrounCing.
ALLEN TOWER OF STRENGTH
Daubert, Wheat and Fisher
Leaders in Attack-Last
Named Wakes Up
a Fan"

Cincinnati. July 26-The Brooklyn SUI
perbas resumed long interrupted win
| ming streak at the expense Of the Reds
here to-day, when they pounded a pair
of Joe Tnker's best pitchers and won q
sterling game by a score Of to 3 The
| Superhas played ball Of championship
calibre and the team had little resem-
! blance TO the nine which struggled 50
! painfully through it's late series on
home soil
Only ono error. 4 UihinS msplay by
! Fisher. married the work Of the Superbas
| In the field As Fisher discounted that
! blot by whtngins out home run in the
second frame that ended chief Johnsons
tenure Of the mound. the day can well be
considered an errorless one for the
/ Dahlen host. Added to their good play
/ all around was splendidly pitched con
= test by Allen which spelled disa ster for
/ the Reds
All the Brooklyn heavy artillery.
/ which had been rusting i'm the arsenal
! waiting for some patient discoverer to
/ drag II forth. was i'm battle array against
the Reds Indian pitcher. and when he
/ stepped down from the dais Suggs drew
I TIE fire with no uncertain aim.
! The Supcrbas were content to let Suggs
/ have his way until the closing frames.
! wher they turned all their hot shot
against him and in the eighth and ninth
! innings pummellcd him for six hits and
! five runs All in all, the Superbas made
| breaches in the Cincinnati defence for
/ fourteen safetics and otherwise created
I vast havoc.
| Daubert. Wheat and Fisher were tho
| mainsprings Of the Superba attack. and
their inspiration apparently was con-
! tagious. for the game all around was
from a Brooklyn point of view AN old
fashioned batting bee Captain Jake
Daubert had three hits TO his credit
when the melee subsidized. and although
one of them was a scratch Of the scratch
lest sort the other two were sure enough
bingles and made dents I'm the Cincin-
natl front
Zach Wheat was an important part Of
| the heavy cannonading and got two hits
| I'm his four times at bat Fisher. I'm ad
, dition to mis- home run I'm the second
! frame got single and also potted a
sleeping fan" in the left field Jleachors
with foul fly after which he famed
Moran scalDed tho first ball Chief John
( son ioated toward him In the opening
round and was safe. Cutshaw wasted no
time in preliminaries and pasted a hot
! double past first base which sent Moran
TO third Meyer lifted fly TO Devore.
but Josh wasn't fast enough in fielding
the hall home and Moran scored on the
play Wheat took a hand in the scrap
and poled out a double over second
which scored Cutshaw. Daubert insert
ed a single but the ball didn't have quite
enough steam and Wheat was nlpped az
! the plate. Smith struck out, ending
Chief Johnson's agony for the time being.
Il was not for long, because Fisher.
! the first man up in the second, picked
out good looking curve and swung on
| II with such venom that II sailed 10 the
centre field wall for a home run. That
ended Johnson. and Sugss took his place.
! Miller thought the change was worth
while, for he got bingle on tho first
| pitch Suggs. however. settled down
after that salutation and the side went
out in order.
| Tinker tried TO rescue the game when
! two were gone in the second by singing
TO centre. His tagging spirits came IN
with a hounce when Groh walked and
| they were upright when Johnny I<lins
/ scorched a single to left which scored
! the manager. II was destined TO be q
1 stern chase. however because Suggs con-
| tributed the third out when he forced
/ Groh at third
| SuggS escaped complications until the
eighth. when the Brooklyn gunners took
| up their vocation again after five more
or less inactive innings and out of two
! hits combed as many runs. In the last
/ frame they mauled Suggs numerically
and four hits gave them three runs.
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