New-York tribune., 1913-08-15
SUPERBAS FALL INTO
EVIL WAYS ONCE MORE
Pittsburgh Pirates Swamp
Brooklyn in RiotouS Battle
on EbbetS Field.
HARD DAY FOR PITCHERS
Bill Dahlen Uses Four IN an
Attempt to Stem the Tide,
but Corsairs Enjoy Of
ferings of Tn m All.

Fort Ebbets was stormed yesterday
afternoon by "A riotous tand of flraleS'
who vanquished the Brooklyn Superoas
nv a Overwhelming score Of Is to ; ana
avenged themselves for Nednesda!
double defeat The Corsairs sent she''
over the fort and when 1t eNpioded d
fuslllade OF hits swept over the he'd III
the vicinity Of the pitchers box drN'hs
no less than three expert Suurheh W
refuge and almost sending a iouiH III
not pursuit From the combined Ell u
Of Allen. Wagner Walker ana nhsiIhs
Pittsburgh gathered nineteen hts LOT "
total of 81 bases.
In their rare accumulation ol "ahoPS
the Buccaneers were Wiling 10 dl'o"
the favored ones TO see colectloh Ie
plcte with extra base taps. In the eau
iret containing two-baggers the lspe'
tors saw donations by Mitchell "loso''
and Hyatt In the receptacle Tor thIc'
baeyors were inscribed the names ol
such celebrities as Max CAREY. hooDS
R,rne and Hans Wagner. In the place
Of honor was the name Of Honus NaB-
ner. the man who hit the centre heid
fence in the first inning for home run
Hans came pretty close 10 having TWO
circuit wallops to his credit, bEt CnarHe
STENCIL mad. the hest backward Iuh-
ming catch tnat has been seen ON Ehbets
Field and robbed the Dutchman Of double
glory.
The leader Of the attacking forces was
Max Carey. the speedy left fielder. Max
banged out four long hits I'm siN times
at the bat. II vas his great fielding ana
throwing from deep field that worked
havoc with the speedy men OF the
Supertas None yentured far from the
bags after Carey had gloved a hy
Circumstantial evidence proves conclI-
siveIy that the Brooklyn team must
have some holiday bargain IN order 10
win game. The Superba t"irlers were
entirely at the mercy Of the lltts0uIeh
sluggers Frank Allen just back from a
rest after an attack OF ptomaine poison
ing. lasted only until he had been
separated from single triple and a
home run. all in the first frame.
Bull Wagner followed and was giNen
his release at the beginning Of the MIN
stanza, after the Pirates had forced MN
10 hand over three run as tribute. NiId
Man" Walker was the next victim to Walk
the plank. The first ball Fred pitched hit
the grandstand on the ny. Then came an
out. another wild throw and two bases on
balls With the bases full Hyatt was sent
ir as pinch batter. When man enters
the game as substitute and sends In
three runs with a long t"o-umer ne Is
considered a fairly good man.
Earl Yingling took the mound iT the
sixth. and made complete the undoing OF
his team b. allowing the Pirates To col
lect four runs m an equal number OF
frames.
The Superbas scored four runs m the
s. .cond and fourth innings. This drew
them up to within single tally Of the
Pirates. but the Corsairs Jumped away
ry slowing four counts into their bag IN
the NTH frame.
Loose fielding and bad throuing seemed
10 be the goal Of some Of the players.
Six men we're guilty Of errors The su-
perbas only figured in NO. when smith
and Fisher allowed easy balls TO slip
through their hands. but these two were
more costly than the four made by the
Tirates.