The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-12
BRESNAHAN CHIDES
ZIM AND FIGHT Is ON
Battle RACES I'm Dugout Until
Umpire Stops It-Gives
No Decision.
DUMB PLAY LOSES GAME
Dodgers Score Brace Of Runs
on IT and Roger Takes
Heine to Task.
,UMB PLAY LOSES GAME

II had TO happen sooner or later. and
TO one was surpr!s II that ~ developed in
yesterdays game ~ Ebbets Field when
the Dodgers stopped TIE cubs fn~ She 'hirl
straight time ami dropped their. under a
TO score TO fourth position In tho Ma.
tional League race. Yes. Heus thinner
man tried his best 20 get through IA metro
politan visit without being chased or
the field he set a record by ut!rklug six
games.
Hard Head Heine went out with Rnwjv
Roger Breenahan as the result Of a rs
night OIL the Chicago bench immed atvly
after Brooklyn had lonottcd the score IN
the fourth inning Zimmsrman's head
was the bono Of contention RE pulled
one of his celebrated double back action
reversible thinking plays. Thereby he
spilled the game on Humpnrlcs ami put
the prevalent German lust IN the hear; ot
Bresrahan.
At the time Roger raced half way down
the lines shaking his fist at the mighty
Ziin. with violent effort he restrained
himself until Brooklyn took the Held As
Zimmerman came In TO the dugout where
Roger had taken seat near Hank o'Day
the catcher greeted him IN this sarcastic
fashion.
You're the finest little third bssema,.
Brooklyn ever had. ~ you mad twice as
much brain you'd be nearly half vittcd.'
Zimmerman sprang W. swinging both
hands ri, players crowded Ia as tn"
battiers closed aud rolled upon IN" con
crete floor The ~,Uical O'Day sat grim,
no agitation showing outwardly. Umpire
Nal Eason crowded In among the cubs
and helped To- separate the sturdy belliger-
ents. 4. the two were pulled apart. pro
testing. a red velt showed on Rogers
check
Brooklyn had three men on bases. pith
one out IN the fourth. otto Miller. a slow
runner MI sharp Erounder that Heine
smothered on the FIRST bound There
was all kinds ~ time for 4 double plaI
by way Of the plate. But instead Of
throwing to Bresnahan Zimmerman raced
back fifteen feet 10 tag third and force
Myers Naturally this put him Ia bad
position for throw 70 first for double
play A perfect reg would have been a
close shave. but I'm his haste zimmerman
threw badly. The ball BOUNDED of the
right stand into right field. Egan scored
all the way from hrst behind Wheat. who
had been on third.
phries, but did not earn one OF them. The
Dodgers collected six lifts of this twirler.
punching half OF them ia the second in
ming without result. Stengel opened with
drive through Sweeney. Cutshsw
popped out 10 the second hasenan Then
Myers slnSl"1 10 centre ana Esgdn MI
safely 10 right filing the bases. Stengel
hurt his leg running 20 third and Zach
Wheat relieved him HUMPHREYS tight
ened IN the pinch He held Miller TO A
pop foul and Ragan 20 an easy roller
Sweeneys way.
Zach Wheat walked 10 start the
fourth Cutshaw popped TO Zimmerman
MYERS singled 70 right and Raglan n
left filing the bases again with only
one out II was or Millers sharr
groundcr that Zimmerman made his
/ three base overthrow. Fumphric'
pulled himself out on even terms wher
he threw out Raglan.
SAFER and Derrick threw the game away
| IN the NTH oMars singled and Dauber
sacrificed Derrick fumbled Dalton!
easy grounder. Wheat MI right AT SAFER
/ who had every chance TO stop OMara a
the plate but his throw was high anC
the winning run slid over. Archer whc
was now catching retrieved the ball II
time 20 throw out Dllson at third
Cutshaw then popped weakly 20 Sweeney
Knisely bs,ted for HUMPHREYS in the
/ seventh and Vaughn pitched the last tw'
4 innings for Chicago.
The Cubs looked like a real team IN ~
first inning only Leach walked an'
sprinted 20 third when Good singled q
centre on the MT and run. Sa!ers dee
ny 20 Dalton scored Tommy. Good stol
second after, Zimmerman popped y
O'Mara and scored on Schulte's single e
le... The latter was caught stealing
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