The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-03

yhue the worm will turn
M, Na,ouard bore mute testimony u
49, e.,, a, t,bbets Field yesterday AFTER
- 80 no Departed sadly for the clup-
,,ous. n the end OF five pain traugn'
innings. The revertd southpaw' P''nna',S
resnon,ible for the 6 to deie"' VI ''e
ch,rnions carried down in ms ru'"
load that the three time pennant winners
Ind maintained since Memorial Day
"a h.o, established through two ply
halliday victory over the same Dodgers
,ha, Yesterday sent their rabid supporters
into ecstacies Of delight through e'""'a-
ton of the dgurative insect,
touch of pathos threaded the stern
activities OF the afternoon. lttie KNOT
az loyal friends occupied the boxes CLOSE
20 New York's bench TO encourage win
voice and hand a fight for tho d~indins
lead. Before the champions go, INTO
action these eyes we're riveted sadly on
,hs laft field scoreboard. which bulletintd
Inc nrogreas OF the double header In
phlladelphia The story showed 100
plainly that nothing but victory could
conserve a technical advantage for the
legion Of Mc,iraw The disappointing
ao,,res that chronioled the challenging
Rrayes' success in the frst game were
followed soon by the early bulletins OF a
landslide toward the new leaders in their
second start
McGraw and his followers stole many a
furtive glance toward the telltale hand
writing on the wall. All seemed plainly
worried. though they tried bravely to
emile II off. When Vanguard broke at
the start the courage OF his cast slipped
a peg or two. New York plainly was
under a strain. There was no give up,
10 quit but evident, nevertheless. a too
desperate attempt 20 force the luck
against It's natural trend
Marquard, too. appeared overanxious
or as IL the prophecy from left field took
his mind on the work in hand, SO he
has appeared quite frequently in critical
worlds series encounters. Once ne was
guilty OF n Wild pitch at fatal time
He tried so hard to put all he had upor
every Offering that his aim was faulty
This handicap doesn't show In the boz
score But 1t was noticeable that he wa,
In the hole far too much. The Brooklyn
sluggers usually were set firmly for tn,
inevitable groove ball,
Unfortunately for Marquard, he wa,
not at his best. Had he been he stu
would have had one OF his toughest fight!
to keep his clubs slender advantage
Pfefrer who opposed the Rube, was nj
to his very best form. 30 skilfilly di,
the big fellow handle New York's attacl
that the erstwh!le league leaders neve
once threatened until Marquard had de
parted and tho game was lost beyon
possibility OF recall Pferer let up
trife toward the end. Furthermore h
labored the last half OF the game unde
n handicap. In the nth inning Eddi
Grant almost shattered Pfefrers RICH
kneecap with n wicked liner, This les
on which the heavy pitcher had TO thro,
his whole weight with every offcrinl
appeared at times a bit shaky.
MarQuard's fate IN told In Brooklyn
hit column. From the southpaw's slant
the Dodgers collected eleven safetic
There were five two hasers and one trlpl
In the string, all punched IN four OF III
fve innings Ruhc served Right handle
Schauer and left handler SChupp tw
Giant colts, who divided the last thrs
rounds turned hack Robinsons victor
in order. Each had strileout and o
either there was only one ground n
ball Whether or not brooklyn force
the issue against the recruits In que
tionablc. Possibly not as Pfeffcr alwa,
appeared 10 have much in reserve.
But for some reckless base runnir
the Dodgers might have shown more r
suits from their wanton extravaganza
hits. once Jake Dauhert squeezed In "A r,
with a perfect bunt when there were ~
out. That seemed pressing the luck
uttle too far At another time a squee
play failed when Brooklyn was so Il
ahead that such tactics were unjustlie
still again Jake Daubert was trapped
nrst In the midst Of a batting rally n,
forced Dalton 10 tempt sure death
she plato trying 10 protect tho captain
II didn't take the Dodgers very long
institute their successful movement. DE-