New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-16

But before Roger could enter the
dugout a voice from the stand smote
upon his cars.
Get a board" said a man in the
third row. Roger looked up. The
sneaker was a total stranger TO him.
More than that. he wore last year
straw hat and an imitation SIX Shlrt
with a bsoad purple stripe. His tan
shoes had suede tops.
Get board said the stranger a
second time, and TINS time Roger lecoE-
nlZed the intent.
He. Roger Bresnahan, the manager Of
the Chicago Cubs, the Duke OF 81.
Iouis. had been advised TO substitute
a larger piece Of timber for his favor
tie bat
Rresnahan paused and looked at the
rooter as +. H. Sothern might look at
Charlie Chaplin.
81 am surprised" said Roger, "to
see a man like you sitting IN the grand
stand. You don't belong here. lou
ought 10 be out IN the bleachers.
In 10 this point the manager of the
Cubs had maintained an air OF quiet
dignity. but as he began 10 expand ms
remarks concerning the social status OF
ms critic mis- voice rose 20 such point
that IL annoyed Rill Byron, who hates
loud talking. Bill and Roger are not
always on friendly terms, but at least
thew are in the same set. and Byron
came 20 the players rescue. 81.
You're old enough % know better
said the umpire TO the manager. Let
me deal with him..
Roger pointed out the man IN the
imitation silk shirt and Byron ad-
Dire sed him
umpire. Don't use no personalities TO
him
The spectator had maintained smile
up 10 this point, but now he grew
grave. For the first time he realized
That he was mere dust before these
splendid denizens of the diamond. a
minute or two later. during some MUD
excitement attending the Punishment
of a few dozen players, the chastened
j roOter retired. In all probability, ne
J had gone 20 the bleachers, where free
dom Of speech rs maintained and nd
crty still lives.
benches there sat with him IN spirit
Promcthcus. Wyclif, William J. Bryan
Rousseau. Patrick Henry, Sun Vat SEN
Walt Whitman, William Randolph
Hearst. Narius, Robin Hood, Robe
spierre. Colonel Roosevelt. Martin Luz
Their. Wilkes, Lots wife, Karl Marx, Luz
/ offer and tie cow that jumped over the
N moon.
ond inning, when McGraw was ordered
10 the bat coop and lasted until there
were two strikes on the last batter IN
the ninth inning. when Fletcher was
sent TO join his manager.
In the third inning Darlington, re-
crut from Brown University, showed
how quickly he is learning the fine
points of the game by gaining an eX-
pulsion from Eason. lie also went 10
the coop, which must have been black
hole of Calcutta by the end OF the
afternoon.
Byron banished McGraw and
Fletcher. but, working in that petty re-
tail way, he had no chance to merit
comparison with Eason, who ordered
ten players out Of the game IN the third
inning. Matty, who had been sitting
outside the bench with Henry Fabian
demanded immunity on account OF has
wears. but Eason refused to grant II.
You'll have TO suffer for the sins of
the others" said the umpire.
In the intervals between the exits OF
PLAYERS VIC Safer pounded the ball 70
various parts Of the field, and 1t was
his batting which gave the Cubs their
victory.
Poll Perritt was the opponent OF
Jimm- Lavender for eight innings, and
Ferdinand Schupp swept the game out
in the ninth Lavender allowed nine
hits. but ne was always effective when
the pinch came, and struck out ten men.
SAFER scored two runs with drive into
the upper stand in the sixth, and sent
another runner home with a single in
the eighth.
Singles by Fisher, Schultz and Zim-
norman gave the Cubs A run in the
fir. inning, but the Giants tied the
count in their half, when Robertson
doubled 20 left and came home on
Fletcher's single 20 centre. Robertson
was safe on a sharp tap TO Zimmerman
in the third. and after stealing second
came home when Larry Doyle tripled to
deep left centre.
Saier's home run scored Fisher, as
well as himself. in the sixth, and this
put the Cubs one run ia the lead. hit
By Fisher. Schulte's sacrifice, thinner
mans single, accompanied by a wild
throw from Snodgrass and Saler's clean
smash 20 right gave the Cubs two extra
runs in the eighth.