New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-14
Reulbach's OldTeam Drives
Him from Mound in the
Fourth Inning.
INVADERS FROM EAST
FAIL TO SCORE RUN
"Bulr" Wagner and Schmutz Fin
ish What Is Left of Game When
the Bruins Quiet Down.
rBv Telegraph to Tn. Tribune. J

Chicago May lS.-Brooklyn sUuch
.nag IN the downtrodden Chicago Cuos
at West Side Park this afternoon. and are
now tied for third place with the Fhilhes'
Forced 10 fight with their backs against
the wall. the Bruins repealed the frst OF
the Eastern invaders and won by a score
OF 6 TO 0.
The flags were at half mast in honor OF
Samuel Meisenberg, Chicago boy VINO
ua. among the first OF the American ma
-, 90 fau IN the occupation OF Vera
Cruz
I'll Reulbach has no good opinion OF 'ne
present day cubs No matter now loyal "o
NAV have been in the old days OF IlnAe'
N Evers 10 chance when he used 10 WIN
rares in the worlds series, he Is con-
WINGED that every last one OF them Is nor
70 be mentioned in the same breath WIN
tho old guard. II may be, or course 'ha'
va d n little peeved. He essayed 10 see
st. team through 10 victory against MS
ia nails History will relate that he was
ON the firing line only four innings oeiole
he beat a retreat. and the arcni'es WIN
~.ord that his retreat was not a bit
d,gnihed.
Nv the time the last Cub had oeen re-
tired In the fourth inning hve runs H"u
been scored. and these. results proNeu'
we're more than enough TO win the e""'e
~ bits we're made off Reulbach. ana
.,asa wsre punched around as many oase'
on halls. with here and there an error
..au,,'. Wagner tried his hand al sup
,ressinc the Cubs in the hfth IiinHe'
Re,nr in his most generous mooo' N"sn'l
Sened five free passes 10 first' Ah"' 80
10, found FOR more than one run WAS
x,. 20 the fact that he allowed only one
~, ". was relieved in the seventh ana
schunuts finished the game.
yUhua The home team was maulns
p.uIbsch and accepting the passes OF MS
successor, Larry Cheney helo uio
has nj arms length. He was tononeu i0i
onIv i've hits IN all and with the eAoep-
t,on Of the second inning, when 'hIeo
.,nxIes rang out, he had them thro"ine
.uav their bats He might have Deeh
.corad on IN that frame had not hsht-
ming double play been made.
wheat singled. but was doubled UP win
smith. who rolled TO Corriden. Stengel
and Esan then put the ball In saIe TERRI
tory. but Bill Fischer was an easy out Oh
his roller TO shortstop. Cheney STRUCK
o,, .sven batters and issued only one
base on balls.
Ths Bruins got hight down to cases at
the start OF the game They were favored
a little by some loose playing ana &C
oepted the favors with thanks with one
out Good walked and Vic Safer singled
10 centre. Dalton returned the ball TO
c,utshaw. and he, seeing that Good had /
overrIn third, tried to catch him. by
way OF accomplishing his purpose he
hurled the ball far over Smiths head ana
Good walked home. Safer legged II 10
third and scored on Zimmermans fly TO
Wheat.
They put over another run IN the next
frame Corridor walked and took third |
on a single to right field by Roger Bres-
nahaD. II was simple matter for Cor
riden TO tally after Wheat ran a mile 10
pull down Cheney's long drive In left'
That was good enough for all practical
purposes, but the Bruins were not quite
fnished-not quite. Instead they got
after Reulbach for a couple Of runs In
the fourth inning.
With one out, Corridor singled and ar
rived at second while Fischer was play
ing soccer with Bresnahan's bunt. The
men moved up on Cheney's out and
scored on a two-bagger by Leach.
The Afth inning found Wagner In the
box for Brooklyn. With one out he
passed Williams and Sweeney. and the
former counted on hit by Roger Bres-
nahan.