New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-19
Wilbur Good Out-Cobb,
Cobb by Stealing -Four
Bases in Row.
TINY JIM VAUGHJ4
STRONG IN PITCHES
Sherrod Smith, Appleton and
Dell All Take Turns in
Box for Losers.

your lantern. II you don't. Wnh,,
Good will steal it on you. and TIA,
search for the honest man will hsv,
to be carried on in the dark Gooa
stole his way around the diamond 4.
Ebbets Field yesterday. with Mn,
I Brooklyn ball players looking AZ him
and near sighted person like the oI
Greek would be easy for him.
Good stole first, second, third ana
home, all in tie sixth inning. and g.,.
Ty Cobb something 20 ponder over h.
you object that a man can't steal first
well, if re just beats the ball st,s,
rolling il gently 10 third base. IL look,
pretty much like pilferng a hit All
he had TO run like a thief 10 beat n,
throw. too. He just romped down "a
second, hustled into third as Schultz
struck out, arriving ages before Ne.
Carty's toss, and then he galloped hom,
while Bob Fisher made of with see.
ond. The advice might be EXTENDED
to McCarty: Hang on 10 your mask
When all this happened in one inn.
. ing, it is not so surprising that the
Chicago Cubs buried the Superbas IN.
der a score of 9 20 o. The recent droo
in the thermometer was a dignifei
descent compared 20 the plunge from
form by Brooklyn. Il was one o,
those days" when everything goes 70
smash. II was coincident, perhaps.
that this sickly affair should have been
played for the benefit of the Williams.
burg Hospital.
Ten thousand spectators were On
hand 10 aid in tie benefit. They cane
prepared to cheer a victory. When the
storm broke they remained to bear with
their pets in crushing defeat. All tho
enthusiasm was spilled during the
practice. A dlgnifed silence was main.
tanned during the rest of the time
There was party which occupied
box directly in back of the Chicago
bench that enjoyed the afternoon in.
mensely. II was delightfully."- cool a.
the park, and the swish Of Chicago hits
created an additional draught which
was at once bracing and invigorsting.
Drives for the circuit by Helnie Zin-
norman and Artie Phelan added % tho
pleasure of these visitors immensely
Then there was the pitching Of Tiny
Jim Vaughn, and other inciden,sls
such as the batting of Wilbur Good,
the intrepid base runner. brilliant field.
ing by Cy Williams and other ineiden.
tails. Take II all in all, this particular
party was as neutral as hyphensied
Americans.
Brooklyn was shut out. There can
be no qulbbllng or cayil over that fact
Nor can 1t be said that they los.
/ through lack of opportunity. They got
hold OF Jim Naughn's offerings for nine
hits and worked him tor several bases
on balls as well. Bob Fisher contrib
uted an error. Yet, when the time cane
and the test was applied. Vaughn was
the prize enigmist. Thirteen Brooklyn
runners languished on the lines.
( Getz got three hits when there was
/ moth ng depending on a blow. In the
eighth frame he came up With a man
| on third and another on FIRST, but Tbs
| time Getz lifted a miserable foul 20
| Carey Phelan. In the fifth there we're
| two men on base and none out. bat
Myers forced Appieton. and 9lIer
, O'Mara walked, filing the bases, Dai'
/ bert grounded 10 Fisher.
In the seventh frame Schultz. 1s.'
ting for Appleton, doubled and took
third on a long fly by Myers DIT
O'Mara and Daubert lifted weak pop
ups. and another chance filtered. Inc
indict' ent might be made more seatn'
ing. more counts might be introduces
but these are sufficient.
& Sherrod Smith and Ed Appleton bore
/ the brunt Of the Chicago fire. and ia'e
in the afternoon Wheezer Dell sS8hS
into action. Dell stopped the rsyase'
OF the Bruins short But by the uns
he entered the game had long sihss
been registered with the defeats,
stylish double play. Getz 70 CutshsS,
pulled Dell out of difficulty n ths
eighth. But what a feast the br'iH'
had off Smith and Appleton
Helnie Zimmerman started the Csys
on the high road to victory in the tnlia
inning With two on bases ne MT I n
ball to the left centre feld fence NJ
Myers raced off IN mad pursuit. Ahl
about the time Tim was az tnlrd y.
the ball off. BY the time II resehea
Ollie 0'Mara Helnle was halfway noms'
II would have required perfect nanu.
ling Of that ball 20 nip Tin at ALL ".
O'Mara Dashed the beans by droppns
the ball. Twas a home run all rlgh'
though. and Fisher and Schultz seoiyu
In the sixth Phelan Joined the rahs
Of the home run h tiers. lie singleu 7"
centre. but Myers played the ball poo
~ and it bounded over HIS head. ~
so it continued. Everything that W
Cubs tried went through. ri,
Jim Vaughn took whole heaps o. }"
out of Brooklyn's life.
Charley Rigler was called upoh
rescue Bobby Carter. the brooA
mascot, from Roger Bresnahans s ttH.
Bobby threw back one OF the iouI Ds,J
and yelled 20 Rigler. The asst nam.
saw il coming. and. not beng n pSsn
ton to catch It, sdestepped. me o.
hit Bresnahan and the crowd hoS S.Ii
SO did Roger, and he picked me 20.
up to hurl it at Carter but his.
interfered. Fooled IN that. Roger
forward 10 minister swift judgment
the luckless boy. but again Riglsf y,
terfered, and the crowd Kissed ~
senseless outburst Of unreasohS'"
temper.
The score follows: