New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-12
GIANTS MAUI CUBS IN
LAST GAME OF SERIES
Three Pitchers Fail to Stop
Riot of Base Hits by
League Leaders.
EVERS CHASED BY UMPIRE
Errors and Passes Play Part in
Game in Which Thirty-two
Local Players Reach
First Base.


Ing light on the national game. The
effulgence cast over the pastime by the
Giants and cubs led the investigators TO
cable the Car that "baseballitsky," with
the accent on the "itsky." should be In
troduced forthwith in the imperial do
mains
As II happened the champions had an
unpleasant duty TO perform-that o.
knocking the cubs down. kicking them all
over the lot for a while. picking them up
and knocking them down again. and so
on until wearied OF the task When the
mauling was over the score stood "A TO 4
Among the excursionists was a young
athlete. whose name when translated Int
plain English sounds something like leoE
Vegetarian. when asked whether
witch" hadn't got lost In the shuttle
somewhere. John Foster, who discovered
the parsonage. refused to answer on ad-
vice Of counsel)
Leor competed against Jim Thorpe In
the decathlon and pentathon AZ Stock
holm last summer. Competed Is used
advisedly. as Leon also ran. However. he
was willing 10 let bygones be bygones'
ana sought out the Indian before the
game to talk over old times. The Rus
sian attempted 10 carry on the give and
take OF merry banter IN his native tongue
while old "Drags- His Root" not 10 be
outIone. delivered a few diplomatic as
In, ha 10
vows on the Oklahoma reservation. Those
who were thoughtful enough 10 provide
themselves with raincoats were able 20
draw near. but II will always be a mys-
terry Just what passed between the two.
Tone was given TO the feast by the
band from the Hebrew orphan Asylum
and little zest was added by spotting the
cubs four runs at an early hour.
All that was needed to make the day
complete was the ultimate squelching ot
Johnny Evers. the king Of crustaceans. The
decapltation took place quickly. thanks TO
Byron. the umpire on bases. whose name
will always be revered around here until
nc forgets himself and accidentally dis
misses Larry Doyle some day.
Evers questioned Byron's eyesight when
Cooper. running for Tesreau. stole second
base I'm the third inning Johnny asked
Byron. man TO man. II he wasn't blind
and then put the question with terseness
t. Rigler. who said he should worry. Was
h, an oculist?
Johnny was disposed TO go deeply into
the matter both pro and con. but before
he got half through the peroration Byron
called Everss attention 10 the GOODNESS OF
the shower I'm the clubhouse and Invited
the second baseman to sample II. This
raised hob with the Chicago team. shy on
lnfelders. Johnny asked Zimmerman To
play. but Heinie refused TO bulge from
the bench. so Phelan was placed at second
and Leach was brought into cover third
the limping Mitchell being stationed In
centre.
Then something broke loose. The Giants
pasted the ball with surprising vigor and
the cubs muffed II with exceptional skill
That old stager. Tommy Leach. made an
instant hit with the Russians. His three
errors were all Of scintillating nature
but-ah the crafty Miller In left Held
letting the ball roll through him just TO
make the Giants wind themselves running
bases There was head work for you
once Miller compelled Murray 10 20
clear from FIRST to third on mere sharp
single TO left. TWO men were on the bags
al the time, too. The willy Schultz let
the little pop flies drop safe in his terri
tory with care-free abandon. so that by
dnt of acquiring twenty-five hits. seven
passes and six errors. thirty-two Giant
runners got to first. fourteen OF whom
scored. while the other eighteen were left
stranded. Every time the Cubs looked
around the bases were filled. and the
congestion 70 unneryed them that they
performed the most ccmlcai bits OF Jug
lery with the ball. always dropping II at
the critical moment, when errors meant
runs.
The game started of In a perfectly re-
spectacle manner. with Tesreau facing
Lavender for the farewell engagement
with a New York victory meaning three
out Of four for the champions In the
series. JEFF however. was pounded blithe-
ly. five hits ana a pass In three innings
giving the cubs four runs. Then the
Giants started after Lavender. and In the
midst OF a rally In the third Cooper ran
for Tcsreau. leaving Fromme 10 finish the
game. Arthur allowed only three hits In
six innings and was next TO invincibe
lie did not give a pass and only two
men reached second during his reign.
The forcible extraction OF Eyers, be-
cause Of his comforting words from the
midway. caused Lavender to go all to
pieces. In the first two frames hit and
two passes netted nothing. but In the
next two four bases on balls and eleven
concisely punched safetes scored seven
runs before Lavender was removed in
favor OF Pierce. q southpaw once tried
out by McGraw. The lett-hander received
the same treatment. four safetles and
pass netting four more runs. Then came
the once feared Richie. who covered un-
der six swats In two frames. II was
riot OF walloping
McGraw summoned sixteen players from
his stable to take part in the festivities,
the game ending with Mccormick I'm CEN
tire. Herzog at second, Grant at third,
Hartley behind the bat. where Wilson
and Meyers had both performed previous
ly. Larry Doyle laughed himself sick at
Roger Bresnahan by making three hits
and drawing two passes In Ave times up.
scoring four runs and then retiring from
the fray at the end OF the sixth Murray
and Fletcher had four hits apiece to en-
ter on the scrolls Even Fromme picked
up pair, while Eddie Grant hammered
out a double. In spite OF his poor work
Ia the field. the star set piece OF the game
was provided by Miller. who made SEN