New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-17
only Half a Game Behind
Cubs and Within Two
of the Top.
HERZOG NO MATCH
FOR ERNIE QUIGLEY
Reds Manager Beats Hasty Re-
treat When Umpire Gives
the Word.

National League. he is d 6Idu .'' 70
the University Of Kansas, ana mas
few degrees tackled on after ms name
He showed the advantages Of higher ed
ucation i'm ordering Charley Herzog out
Of the game in the seventh inning at
Fbbets Field yesterday, when the SUI
perbas beat the Reds by score OF
10 |. He also showed u IN holding ms
own against the entire cincinnati en-
tourage in the ninth inning.
Most umpires, when haired until
weary. will turn on their tormentors
and say: you're out of the game.
"Boat II 10 the bench" is another way
of dismissing them. Bill KLEIN has been
heard to say: 81 don't want to hear no
more from none Of you guys
But Quigley is a college man, and
when. in the seventh inning, Herzog
orcued until he was blue in the face
that Wheeler Dell was making use CT
an illegal delivery, Quigley said quiet
", but with great force: "Herzog, you
may retire to the bench II wasn't so
much what Ernie said, but the way ne
said it, that peeved Herzog, so he raved
on. Quigley pulled his watch ana or
dered HerZog off the field. Then the
came continued. In the ninth inning
all Cincinnati surrounded Quigley, but
s
satisfaction. and he won.
Brooklyn climbed while the Reds ar
gued, and second place, that Will O. the
wisp that has fared ike the light OF
the marshes before the eyes OF the
Superbas all season, IS again WITHIN
grasp. The Giants outplayed the Cubs,
and the Phillies were held in enforced
idlencss by the weather man. The Su-
perbas are only half game behind the
Cubs for second place while on, and
one-half games separate them from the
lead.
The Superbas show no signs of let
ting up in their hurricane pace. They
returned to Ebbets Field on June 30,
buried IN last place. Since then they
have won fifteen games, lost two and
tied one. The Reds Topped into the
cellar, for Boston beat the Pirates.
The Superbas used the bat Of Hy Ny
ers 10 make their climb, and they had
Ivy Wingo to help them when the path
was rough. II so happened that Myers
hit and WinCo threw all over the coun-
try in the fifth inning when the game
was won. Casey Stengel was out al
first, Mollwitz TO Dale, but GetZ poled
nifty single past second. On the hit
and-run play Miller shot one into left
field, Getz going TO third. Al this point
Robbie sent Joe Schultz up TO hit in
place OF Ed Appleton. While Schultz
struck out, Miller stole second and
Wngo threw wild. GetZ scored, while
Miller continued 20 third on the error
Myers shot q single 10 centre, scoring
Miller with what proved 10 be the win
ming run.
The Reds broke a path to the plate
in the fourth frame. After Herzog
drew base on balls, he was caught
mapping, Appleton TO Daubert TO Cut
shaw 10 Daubert. rodgers drove
single 10 centre field, and he moved up
q notch when Killifer belted one past
short Griffith. however, forced Kill
fer al second, Rodgers racing TO third
base. He scored when Wingo got hit
10 right. Mo WITT was easy for Apple
ton and Daubcrt
Appleton started the game for Brook
lyn, and, while he showed some slight
tendency toward wildness. was going
along nicely. He might have carried
through the game without any trouble.
but Robbie deemed it advisable 10 send
pinch hitter up for him when oppor-
tunlty knocked on the gates Dell re-
placed the Texan, and had no trouble
IN dIsposing of the Rhinc,anders
Dale had a good day, and the same
Uud-ibl O+ II-Cu4IB VIII win many a
game for him With an even break in
the luck, and less heroic throwing by
the usually reliable Wnco, he might
have worked along for an indefinite
period. The breaks went against him,
but few in the crowd cared
lily Myers impresses Brooklyn fan
dom more favorably as the days pass.
In the fifth inning he made "A great
running catch of l'ne drive by Char
ley Herzog, which cut down a possible
home run. O'Mara played a good game.
while Getz roved all over his territory.
Jake Daubcrt, however saved Getz and
his team by making wonderful re-
covery of a wild heave by Getz in the
eighth inning. and cut down one run
at least. Herzog performed creditably
before taking the count from Quigley
This afternoon the Superbas and Pi-
rates Will meet in double header. The
first game will start at las o'clock.
The score follows: