New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-27
Boston Strikes Snag IN
Cheney, Who Deals Out
One Lone Hit.
HOME RUN BY SAFER
WINS FOR THE CUBS
Both IniieldS Wrecked When
Hcinie Resents Being Tagged
on the Jaw.

Chicago. Aug. %. Larry Cheney neid
tho Braves 20 lone hit here ms
afternoon. and the Cubs took the thIrd
and rubber game OF the series by
score of 10 d. Vic Saier's homer was
responsible for ChicagO's tally.
Although Hank GoWdy's Int was me
only one officially recorded Tor me
Braves. other blows were struck Tor
the cause Of Boston. They were aimed
at the head Of Hcinie Zimmerman
Some Of them landed.
Although no accurate account was
taken of these hits. they did not es-
cape notice by the umplres. Qulgley
and Eason. who banished kvers. Maran.
Vile and Schmidt leaving only Red
Smith 10 patrol the inheld OF the Wis
itors. Zimmerman also was put out
Of the game
4. i'm all wars. the various contest
ants we're ~ odds As 20 when party
was responsible for the beginning OF
hostilities. The outbreak came IN the
seventh inning. SAFER began the la3t
half of the round by driving the Dai
into the right field bleacners Tor
home run. This put the Boston team
in no very pleasant frame OF MIND nor
did the Braves grow more cneeriuI
when Hcinie Zimmerman. following
SAFER. met one of George Tyler's last
curves and drove the ball 20 LETT heid
Tor long single In fact the single
y.as SO long that Heinie believed he
could make IL q double. Connolly mot
,he ball 20 Evers just as the CUB
slid i'm.
Evers brought the ball down, none too
gently. perhaps. and IN reaching FOR
some place TO tag his former team
mate selected the jaw. There he put
the ball. according 20 the testimony
Of the $4,000 roOters who saw the
game. but Heinie gave more eloquent
evidence that he was by no means sat
istied that the out had been made &C
cordiug 10 Hague rules. When the dust
cloud Of the slide cleared away he was
in a furious miX-up with Eyers:
From his position at short field came
rushing little Maranville, while from
the other side big Schmidt rumbled into
the fray What happened then no.
body knows. for the contestants we're
blotted out in a cloud o. dust as I'M
penetrable as even British censor
could wish.
The German seemed TO be holding
his own against the allies, but Quig-
ley and Tason refused to remain neu-
trial. and with rare courage they
plunged into the fray and dragged the
&C blatant apart. Then they sent the
warning players 10 the clubhouse, CIV
ing Zim d dve-minU.e start.
Stal,ings sent Dugey TO take the
place Of Evers and stationed Whitfield
at shortstop. but at that point his
supply Of inielders ran out. and he
was obliged to disguise Otto Hess as a
first baseman. Hes' is old. left-handed
and a pitcher, but he did we'll enough
during the last two innings.
The Cubs themselves were rather
short o. infelders. for Bill Sweeney is
still disabled on account of Wrenched
back. Seemingly. Hank O'Day is going
20 make each of his men take second
base for day. Yesterday it was
Roger Brcsnahan, = catcher. who pa
, trolied the beat. and this afternoon
Johnston. an outfclder. tried his hand
at Unfolding
One hit does not furnish much ma
terial for an attack yet the Braves
had a few chances TO score. Naran-
willie walked 70 start the second inn
ing and stole second after two were
out. bu. got no further Safer pre-
vented possible run I'm the third by
making fine one-handed jumping
catch of Zimmerman's bad throw Of
Gowdy's Grounder.
Good began the latter half OF the
fourth with 70 single but was doubled
up WREN Safer popped TO Smith Bos-
tons best chance came in the sixth
along with the lone single. G)wdy
made - clean drive to centre for A
starter and went TO second when Tyler
laid down hunt for Larry Cheney.
Moran was out from Johnston TO Safer
and Gowdy went to third. He was the
only Brave to reach that station. but
the trip did him no good, for Evers
flied TO Schultz.