New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-11
Pirate Pitcher Has Easv
Time Subduing Batters
of New York Team.
MARQUARD MAKES
A SORRY SHOWING
Schauer Gets Chance TO Tw;,
One Inning, but Fails to Put
Check on Foe.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 10.-Rubs W,,,,
and Babe Adams fought anoths, 49,,
here this afternoon, and again a..
won. being invincible until the .,o,;.'
innings, when he let down and rs,.i
coasted along. '''1
Marquard, on the other hand -,
nothing Of a particularly pernls,;ss
nature. his support was mediocys
the whole day seemed most n,...
pitious for the New York en.on,...
The score was 20 2. The Giants =.
bobbed serenely up in third plsrs ~
few moments, skunk back into fov,,.
position again, where they are Ia
with the Cubs and Braves.
The Rube remained in tho gsr..
seven innings. During his reyirs =.
Pirates averaged one run 10 the M.
which IS sticking pretty close 20 =.
knitting. Rube Schauer twirled =.
eighth inning for New York. and Inc.
in order that there might be no fs.i;,,
Of professional Jealousy Pittsbu,,s
scored a run off him.
Ferdie Schupp declared that h. IA,
grounds for a grievance, for Neon,
kept him out of action and brot, hi,
the famous Siamese act Il a,r,.r.
raj to say "Schupp and Schauer" AZ 4,
is to say Ward and Curran7 or "Prr.
rose and West" ~
Fred Snodgrass guards his fam, vi,.
jealous care. Does he fail 10 brs,t
into the sunlight one way, he manages
It in another. There is always his ia
standby Of muffing a fy, and then. o,
the other hand, he can turn a senu.
tional catch with the best in the busi.
ness. This afternoon he was most ys,.
satile. He made a horrible three.bs.
muff OF drive by Hans Wagner. from
which nothing resulted. and then. turn.
/ ing, chameleon like he made a wonder.
/ full one-hand catch Of liner By Hinch.
man and cut down a sure home rru.
This last effort came in the sixth inn.
ing, in which the home team scored
| four runs.
Hurting chances 20 distinguish them.
| selves at the felders was one Of hi.
best little things the Pirates did. All
/ eyes were trained on the ball. and with
/ Marquard using his fast one almost er.
clusively il was no wonder that tie
/ ball fairly screamed in its fight. N.
deed, there was only one scoring i'm.
ing that did not produce its extra base
drive. Doubles were as common u
German victories, and the ringing
triple also found its way into favor a
a means Of producing runs.
There was the first inning, for in.
stance. Collins tripled with one o..
/ and scored on a squeeze play. Ia he
second inning Baird doubled and rode
home on Gibson's drive for q sngl.
7 Any other player might have got two
bases on this punch, but Gibson called
il a day with one.
The scoring bee continued in IA.
third inning, the frame in which wild
( throw and an accident 70 Carey sup
Piled the thrills hitherto provided BY
/ long hits. Carey singled, took second
on an out and stole third. As he slid
/ into the far turn Lobert fell over On
top of him, injuring Carey's bseI
Doom made a wild throw and Carey
managed TO get home.
After a period Of inaction lasting
through all Of two innings, the Plrs's
ran Up the black flag again and co.
busy in the sixth. Before any seHo!shes
OF order could be restored four rgn,
were registered Doc Johnson siagsd
to right field Snodgrass then MADE !
wonderful catch on Hlnchmsn: ID"
only delayed the cloudburst. HIS y
Wagner, Viox, Baird and Gibson rag
out in rapid fire order, and four TUE
ners denied the rubber In the eiea'a
Hinchman doubled and counted on WV
outs.
To return to Babe Adams for no.
ment and recount his deeds. Ihs
Giants got after him for five hts s,'
two of these came in the eighth In,.
ing. when the visitors got their W.
runs. Brainerd's double, Grant'u ps
and a sacrifice fly by Burns were w
/ producing agents Of these talhsa
7 The score follows: