New-York tribune., 1913-08-24
NARY A GAME FOR
THE RAGING CUBS
With Marquard on the Mound,
Giants Garner Their Third
Straight Victory.
EVERS AND 'ZIM' BANISHED
Controversy with Umpires Fl.
nally Comes with Resultant
Defeat to the Fiery Leader
of Invading Host.

Unchecked in their upward career the
Giants swept the series with the Cubs
q, the Polo Grounds YESTERDAY While
some 5000 fans packed the grand
stands. McGraw's champions brought the
vhimpering bearletS TO their knees Ivy
score Of 10 . and won the thirteenth
victory Of the season over their dearest
enemies
Although for the most part. the Cubs
PLAYED thinking parts i'm the act. they de-
yeloped into fun sized silver tips I'm the
eighth and ninth innings and threatened
dire things In those two frames thev
punched five of their seven hits. scored
their two runs and placed themselves in
a position where a single would have tied
the score. or an extra base wallop would
have done untold damage.
The Cubs made only two errors. but
they were fatal. one was nun by Al
Rridveu the other a wild throw by
Charley Smith. who officiated on the
rubber for the Cubs Both these bobbes
were converted into runs in due course.
and it developed that Smiths error re-
suited i'm the tally which lost the game
IN the fifth inning, a hilarious wild throw
Of little bouncer by Shafer. on which
the fleet footed youngster easily made
second base He pilfered third moment
later. and scored the last run for New
York when Fletcher was thrown out al
first
"Rube" Marquard had the Cubs tctter-
Inc on the verge Of the whitewash tub
tight down until the eighth inning. ip
10 that time they had pried off just two
hits. q fuke single TO shOrtstop by Bird
well and a crashing double TO night
centre field by Frank Schultz speedy
double play made possible by Archer
grounder TO the box squashed the posi-
brities Of Bridwells lick. and although
schulte's double followed a pass 10 Leach
with only one man down. Marquaro
famed Zimmerman and got Safer on
high fly 10 Murray.
In the eighth inning. however, the rela-
tive positions OF Marquard and his op-
ponents switched with a suddenness tnat
made the heads OF the fans SWIM
With one out Jimmy Archer poked SIN
gle 10 shortstop. and Tommy Leach, VINO
by this time was in charge OF the team
sent Roger Bresnahan in to hit In place
~ Smith. With an idea OF increasins
HE popularity with the fans Bresna-
han caught one OF Marquard's fast ones
and sent It high and far over Murray
head 10 the fence. lie drove Archer be-
fore him and reached third. Wilbur Gooo
ran for Bresnahan and scored the hnal
run OF the game on long ny oy LedcH'
which Murray gathered In. singles oy
Phelan and Schultz followed. but CorH-
den lined TO Shafer and the rally was
ended.
Charley Smith started for the Cubs. and
had the misfortune 10 have ms game
tossed away for him. He was MT WIN
passing frequency. allowing nine hits IN
all. and issuing one base on oalIs. hdu
TIE defence been alright around him ne
might have carried the game into extra
innings. al least. if he had not pulled out
a victory. When he left Lavender saun-
tered out on the rubber. There were
many who rejoiced that the former ink
Of the New York team did not start TOT
in his one inning he struck out Herzos
and Merkle and got Murray on pop
hy.
The long delayed controversy between
the Cubs and the umpires came at last
and when the dust settled 10 earth the
Bruins were minus the services OF the
two arch destroyers. Johnny Evers and
Heinie Zimmerman. The expulsion came
as the climax 20 an afternoon Of dissen-
sion and acrimony. The Cubs oeheVeu
hat the Giants had received the best OF
few decisions. and did not hesitate TO
say 50. Finally. in the sixth inning RIG
Ter ordered Evers off the coaching lines
TO the bench. In the seventh Johnny tneo
10 get out on the lines, but was chased
10 the bench. From there he noisily di-
rected the battle until he was ordered OFT
the field
The disappearance Of Evers was the
signal for "Zirn" 10 cut loose, and he
made the most OF his chance. Rigler told
him TO 20. but Heinie was disposed 70
argue Argue he did. but to no purpose.
R!gler chased him back. and Heinie
walked to hight field. where he asked
Jack Murray his opinion OF Rigler. Then
Yin" sat by the right field exit gate
and finally bowed himself out OF sight.
The Giants scored IN the first inning.
Burns started the frame with a single TO
centre field, and went TO third when
Bridwell muffed Saier's throw, which
would have completed a double play on
Shafers Mex. lie scored on long ny
by Fletcher. In the following inning
Murray doubled. and scored on single
by Mclean. The last run for the Giants
vas counted in the fifth. Shafer went TO
second on Smiths wild throw. stole third
and counted when Fletcher died from the
box 10 first