The sun., 1916-08-20
"ZIMMY'S" SINGLE
IN ELEVENTH Is
GIANTS UNDOING
Heinie's Drive and HerzOg's
tumble Win for Chi
cago by 3 to ..
~ROBERTSON'S HOMER
SCORES BOTH TALES

CHICAGO. Aug. I9.-HeinIe thinner
man provided a dramatic denoucment
to the final clash Of the series between
the Giants and the Cubs at the North
Park this afternoon. II was In the
eleventh inning that Zimmerman chose
to demonstrate the fact that he might
he Of considerable use 10 John McGraw.
With the clubs deadlocked Zimmerman
drove a single to deep right and sent Les
Mann home with the run that recorded
another setback for New York's repre-
sentatives. The Cubs conquered by a
score OF 3 to .. after tying in the ninth.
Life In the West seems to he Just one
defeat after another for the Giants.
They lost three out Of four to the locals
and have dropped seven out of eight con-
tests since they invaded the scenes OF
their early season triumphs. Mco;raw Is
at his wits end to account for The fall
from grace Of his players and a shakeup
Is expected any day. News that the
Giants may trade Doyle and Kaun to
the Cubs for Zimmerman and Williams
was not received with surprise here.
The victory gave Chicago the leader
ship in the second division and placed
the Cubs ahead of the Mcoirawmen.
Robertson's Mig Drive.
II was only by grace Of a home run
drive over the right field wall by Dayy
Robertson in the first inning thai the
Giants were able to stay in the iight at
all and succeeded In driving the contest
into a brace OF extra sessions. Gene
Packard. the Federal League left handler
with IL splitter adjunct. had the New
Yorks eating out OF his diclts all the
way. Gene allowed only four hits dur
ing his egime Of eight innings. lie was
taken out In the eighth inning to lot
Fritz Mol!witz bat for him. and Miner
Brown finished the hurting assignment
in nrst class style. Brown had pitched
only the day before and had allowed
only two hits in five and two-third in
nings.
Jen Tesreau also pitched a splendid
game, hut had the misfortune to strike
Packard in one OF his real pitching
moods.
Charley Herzog n Larry Doyle were
largely responsible for the defeat of the
Giants. II was Hcrzog's tumble that
permitted Mann / each first ard sub
seduently get home from second on u m
drive in the eleventh. All the
trouble came with two out Rollie
..i,h 49,. ~. ,u,
cas- .r,,r",, =. N.rrn "' ~"
'"
. ~
""' " WY
Mann spanked a boundsr at Iicrzog
and Charley obliged with a tumble.
Safer walked and then Zimmerman
came on deck with his one timer 70
80 , 49, Nv nr
"a u"'' ". y, 'uu' '"'.sr"
49, -" .,''" " "''o'e
".,n wv" W 49, '.,''N "",
ana 49,, "na".u" '""H' !" NV H'''"'
H,n "","sn
,,,.. ~ y" So -, NV .'"u
~, !" ,,a ,,,n ".o" ,'""s N'",
po,h,ra', -, 49, 49, ~ ."''''"''
nIa,. u.,,, =" a. ia. sn", j." Wv
r".s ''' Shut Hr'N' 10 N"'h'r'
rm,rina -" na"' m""' " e'"'
tn. a. : ~ ~
curns u,a. ~ u AN, "."nN.
on.n.r ava nnr - -" ~.
Saior iI.r,a, 90, III,
,.r o,d ,r,anaa -.
- s.. S"u saw" Nc"
,oriry ,h. hars,ht1. 80. -
NOM. ru, IIar,a,
h,,, E,.,,har 80 ,ho 49,
man ,o Saicr
Th. cnhs 90, -,
second inniur sni,r nr,rad :" nv
yr,unI,r va, 49, n"m ~"
LES zrmr.r,,., nit, So.
did tho m,r,yr ac, ri "nn .'",'t
vanc,my E,e,c,"r "o,m 'un"'lS al.
sal,r s,,rnv and t,ai,
third. Woriran f,nroI s