New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11
Fifteen Thousand Hungry
Fans See Buffalo Ge
Down to Defeat.
PENNY KAUFF MAKES
A TIMELY HOMER
Game a smuggling Match, SeatoH
and Bedieut Both Being
Driven from Mound.

B.-t Brook'ru. yesterday afternoon TO
li.o,,c che opening Of the Federal
go rerrar. race. OF the many who
20 20 c6r-ra-.u>cly few remained 10
- Tes..r toss Jack DGlton's weak
49, IN sr-- base for The final put
I'M OF the game.
"a that play was more than an in
.t.,. YES. D., was more than an occa-
-~. s., was nm event. Il wound up a
..-.r-'o chat drawlcd and dwaddled
'.--,rh 1875 minutes OF baseball that
.'.--e5 from zeal major league to the
,csr old bush league stuff Small won
- .be, tho crowd rose TO its feet
t,ev,rr 40 times The air was still
s..irr and one can almost get warm
The score Of that epic struggle was
90 fo~ trc Tin Tops and for the
p-He6s. and all means were utilized IN
.be making Of runs Hard hitting there
Gas i'm plentiful supply. At intervals
-reye~ stors and spectacular catches
,re-s injected into the fray. But the
,.orvs's Of speedy and Skilful play
.ro~o thrus. into the shadow by the
,.,snorderarce of weak and faulty work
.ts. surrounded them. Six pitchers
essbed their wares. and II must be
b-orIcIel tha. the battcrs were not -
.ss leas. bevlldered.
One Hero Crowned.
Br. IN .tc murky turmoil Of battle
hero Was at least one hero crowned.
BENNY KauF the leading sluGGer Of the
federal League last year. smashed out
ne first home run Of the season. Two
rsn were or bases when kauft came
m in the .b.rd inning. Hugh Bedlent
.egt a fast one whiZzlnC up to the
late bur faster than the flight Of the
Gather was The swing Of kaufl's bat.
uo "too. hold OF it, as the baseball
,ypressiou has Is. and Mcdonald stood
,eiplcss as the sphere cleared the right
Kaua cIcIcd the bases close on the
'aels NJ tho other runners, the cynosure
- all ewes. the victim OF numerous
,amera mon and the recipient Of thun-
aerous cheers. That hit was the only
one thai fell 90 Benny's lot. but II
served 90 establish him DO the minds
and hear-- o. the fans.
r Yesterdays game furnishes any
criterion. Lee NaEoe is prcdeStncd 10
,oerd most of his time on the bench, or
under it. He was put out of the game
sor dienutiug one of Eyes decisions
md when he tried TO go into the matter
81 rrca. length and IN minute detail
me ar5i-er chased him to the club
house.
KauT had just coaxed a base on balls
out u Bcdcrt. and then proceeded 10
+aN asleep OF first base and was pAj
c.r Na-ce had has own ioeas anu
'-'t1 20 tails. rom talk IL became III
r1ment anc later buster. Inc GRO" "
tooed and booted until the umpire put
him OUT. Then there we're cneei..
Clad nm the white striped uhIoi Hlt =
rov so common TO home teams: WIN
their rcd socks and deep blue oahuS'
NE Tip Tons made a brave sho" lHE
O. they caIoped out 10 take tnc'I
preliminary practice. The nan Wn'Sl,ro
about the 'c.4> with macnline, ~
c9on and '.' cfo"d .elIIeu ooJN -.
peasant a'..''' ION Of '''
come. A.a. mat lhe7e am.
should fa". boon cast hIGn o" inc I''l
o. despair ,.-.i.-f.
Ineu came ''' htH'N~' Ii 'u,,' ' ""
Tue caro and numbering several loC"I
H'or'e- ''c.' l~'. IheI h'u luz,
o't-o... .' .'' game
's'- e.--,. r-.,,.
''u'oS '''''' a'''' .1
Aut who IS That advancing 10" dIo
ne plate Who IS that stal"ar' ne' .
'Tdrg boldly forward Is ne
process server about 20 serve an ~
junction on JACK Dalton restra.hIne
him from PLAYING Re calm ye 1shS'
Z is Borough President Louis n
Pounds, about 70 start the season IN
proper style With fearless men, tI.
ROUNDS entered the poA. ne Pu' M
,ooI on 'Ac runner ana 'ooA 'he pa,i'
a. ina, mos, .',.hE moment ~ oaD
M',.s' LaiI! Hca.aTE tooh ms C"F'
l.-.. - oace
Max Simon g.rrcd his mask and pad
and r.I.t and took his position. Joe
7siti, '.0 a-". man o. me Dun -