New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-13
Pittsburgh and BROOKLYN
Battle in the Cold to a
Ten-Inning Tie.
RALLY IN THE EIGHTH
SAVES THE HOME TEAM
Hits by Cooper, Evans, Hofma,
Murphy and Gagnier Bring
In Four Runs.

While eight hundred or more s,.r...
sat and shivered the BrookIy, Tn TT.
and the Pittsburgh Rebels tough, -,
ings to "A draw at Washington Park o..
terday afternoon.
When darkness finally put an era ..
hostlities the score was all ana -.
crowd went on its way rejoicing poha..
3. Ward said that the only reason n.
ordering the game played was ma.
doubleheaders have been pilng IN q, a.
alarming rate. and he wished 10 svols
as many a. possible
Among the guests Al the park n.
William r. Baker. president Of the pb,,.
delphia National League team. n,
Ward recognized him as he entered n.
ushered MIN around on q tour OF lnsn.o-
ton and extended the full courtes,.. =,
the grounds while he is IN the city.
The two owners had a pleasant chat 4,
which baseball was tabooed no reference
being made even 10 Tom Seaton. III.
chief OF the Phlllies congratulated NJ,
Ward on the completeness OF the stand
and extended his wishes for success IN
the race for the pennant
Hope had Just about expired In the
hearts OF the shivering fans when m.
Tip Tops rallied in the eighth inning.
and, mauling the offerings OF Elmer Knst-
ger for five hits. got four runs over
the plate and tied the score. II was the
"Baron's" first appearance at Washing
l..
Brooklyn Superbas, three years ago
Up TO the eighth frame Knetzer was
master OF all he surveyed. His curves
snapped over the plate with wicked
break, and he had speed galore. Five
hits were made Off him up 10 that tine,
inning. when two two-baggers scored a
run. he had little trouble.
The game started with a rush Savage
coaXed a walk out OF Maxwell. and after
he had advanced to third on two inaeld
outs. Eddie Lennox sloshed his way
through the heavy footing all the way 10
third on a mighty drive to left field
which naturally sent Savage home Hugh
Bradley then singled to left and Lennon
scored
The Tip Tops showed that they we're no
without punch in their half OF the IN
ming. After Cooper struck out, Hal
Myers doubled 10 left field and Stew
Evans doubled off the centre field fence
scoring Meyers Evans took third whel
Hoffman died at first, but Danny Mmrph,
left him stranded by grounding out II
the second inning Lewis was hit. too
second on sacrifice. and Tailed on
double by Kneitzer
Scoring was then suspended until m
hurricane eighth. The Rebels cut loos
with a brace Of runs 70 start. Lennon
walked and Hugh Bradley sacrificed hin
10 second LennoX scored when Melon
aid doubled. and the latter tailed whei
Lewis singled. But that was only {
marker 10 what happened IN the last hal
Of the inning Cooper opened fire with
scratch hit down the first base line, anC
reached second after Knetzer had caugh
him mapping of first base. Myers foule,
out. but Evans stood in with a single
scoring Cooper. Hoffman got an inhelS
hit and Evans stole third when Bern
tried to get him asleep OF second Stew
scored when Danny Murphy singled q
the inield. and passed ball moved th'
runners along station.
Westerzil struck out. but Gaenier sin
gled and brought in Holman and MURPHY
with the runs that tied the score. Tn
Rebels had a chance TO win in the tenth
inning when Mcdonald tripled with only
one out, but Maxwell was equal 10 the oc'
casion.