New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15

The pinch hitter was almost III "''@
plate when Ucrzog called him back. A
protecting night hand shielded ,he mes
sage. for B., was not considered ocN "a
bic 20 accuaiut the enemy with i"e
strategy planned. yet The words were
plainly ist.nguishabie ~ the press
box. and now that the game is over
il is perfectly fair 90 make them pun
lie. Get on" said Herzog.
4 good plnch hitter is q sort Of
Mad Nullah lie believes himself m
mune from the curyp and s.ants o.
the pitcher. Never for moment does
he doubt his ability 90 slam the Dali 20
any spot he may desire. That IS why
the lest Of the pinch h.tters DO not
wait
Swings al First Ball.
knowing THAI he can drive the pay
safely he does not see why he should
waste his own time e. that OF the pa
tient public with djla<ry tactics. just
so. Won Kolnitz swung at the first th.ng
Tesreau had 10 offer. His weapon
was no longer a magic wand or Moses
but Just bat. When The ball "na4-y
came down Brainard had all but grown
weary waiting for T. ,.,...
On the face Of things, Won hoini'z
had a much better chance 20 90 dam
age in the ninth inning than IN we
eighth. When he came 20 bat IN the
LAST inning two Redlcgs were on base,
one az second and the other al third
a triple. double or a substantial SIN
rlo would have tied the game tight.
Won Kolnitz was no longer danger
GUS. Before he had a mission; now
he simply saw an opportunity. Any
way a pinch hitter is not supposed 10
carrv more than one round Of ammu-
nition. The first charge had already
Won Kolnitz ended the game with
high fy TO Robertson. Maybe TINS
Teuton has learned his lesson now and
will cease 20 annoy pitchers IN the
ninth inning. Interference al such
time is particularly irritating.
left Tesreau did not encourage hit
tinr Of any kind whether pinch or
otherwise. The Reds raped him safely
lust five times. Many people have. pro
fessed 10 see in the devotion OF the
nublic 10 baseball survival OF the
old Greek love for the beautiful BODY
Probably there is just as much beauty
and certainly fully as much art IN
Waisels hook slide as IN the upward
curve Of the arm of the discus thro"eI.
But the life class need not s'lcA
around while JEFF Te.reau IS throw
ing the spitball. His is mere utih-
tartan effort II is not art.
Pace Too Fast for Lear.
Onnosed 10 JEFF was the former
Princeton pitcher Lear They call him
King. but he was not The fclIo" VINO
said az am a man more slnn'd against
than SHINING" There were umeS'
though. when he regarded has lnheiders
with look framed along those mes.
Lear went only seven innings ana .Ht"
made way for one Of those many pltch-
ing Browns. A. -,,,,
Load in the third inning and he had
nothing much 20 worry HIM except i'll
nc eighth and the ninth. After Burns
Ia famed 10 start the FIRST Larry
Dovle was passed Lobert pounced
uron the ball and drove It 10 centre
Tor a single: Doyle stayed at second
Fletcher drove another single IN INC
same direction, and the pan roIleu
through Leach. Old Tommy plays them
a BIT better on the wing Doy4e anu
Lobert scored. c;.. .s
scored in the sixth. Robertson singled
through Herzog. II was hit sure TINS
awe no matter what Charlie chooses
70 call il. Brainerd laid sacrltce on
Tho third base line and Robertson
scored when Chief Meyers lined a clean
single 70 centre.
The Reds made their lone run in the
eighth. After Won Kolnltz had fanned
Mollwitz doubled to right. lie TOOK
third on Clarke's single 10 deep short.
Killifer ran for the catcher and was
Immediately forced az second by Nngo,
who hit for Lear. Mollwitz scored
while the play was in progress.
In the ninth the Reds lived up TO the
fighting tradition which they have
maintained throughout the series. They
did not score. but they came within
hailing distance OF the plate. Inc raiy
began when Larry Doyle iumblcd
Groh's easy grounder Tesrcau then
nassed Twombly and Griffith moved the
men up with sacrifice which ne
pitcher and the first bascman handled.
Wagner hit 70 Tcsreau, who managed 10
hold Groh at third, and get his man
at FIRST. Won Kolnitz lifted 20 Robert