The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-13
CUBS HAVE BATTING
BEE AT EXPENSE OF
GIANTS TWIRLERS
They Wallop Tesrcau. Andcr-
son and Schaucr and Win
by Score Of to =.
NILIlG\\ Is STAR
At BAT AND IN FIELD

q CroWd. with your FANNY circle ana
moet of your friends looking on. and
slams you on the nose so hard as to
alter the Typography Of you cherished
countenance it's not going to do you
n great deal Of good to pull the old
excuse about humping into the bathroom
door In the dark. Got us" We'll. that's
the way we feel about the = to :
drubbing the Giants took from the Cubs
at the Polo Grounds yesterday after
noon. There isn't an excuse left.
Let Joe Tinker and his Whale Cubs
chortle while they may. The day of
reckoning will come. Once upon n time
In the halcyon long ago the Giants
smeared the greensward with a 10 to o
massacre Of the Cubs. Ever since the
Stock Yards ~City-which Gotham is too
prone to regard az small time-has been
trying to get even. II almost succeeded
when everything. yea. everything. went
wrong with the Little Corporars old
guard.
1t must have done your heart good
II you we're there 10 see those bear
dogs carcss the leather. They pyra-
mided an even dozen and a half OF
sound and resounding swats for a total
OF twcnty-six bases through the fct'd
afternoon. In contrast mark the meagre
half dozen knocks OF our villagers. with
not aH extra base soak in the category.
Any wonder we lost? The BUNS OF Coo
gan reecho NO
Four Hits for MuIiixnn.
But for one circumstance We might
give those Whale Clubs the benefit OF
the doubt and ascribe their success
TO that perversity OF hitting power that
comes ever and anon through a seasons
span to the weakest wielders of the
honored cudgel. In the vital statistics
appended you will note the name of one
Mulligan. a shortstop. Mulligan, the
seasons records would have US believe.
cannot hit a ball the size Of his hat.
Yesterday all he got vas four hits. one
OF them a triple. in Ave times at bat.
Wherefore New York's pitching stands
impeached.
II 1t hadn't been for Davey Robert
con and captain Larry Doyle the Giants
would have looked like a bunch OF sober
critics at a dress rehearsal. The rest
OF McGraw's men, like sheridan. were
twenty miles away from Southpaw
Packard's hooks. Doyle and Robertson
hit In all count EN-. two) Of New York's
runs. pavcy had three and Larry two
OF New York's six singles. Fletcher got
the other. "A scratchy sort of thing. that
was about ~ useful "a a per'sccpc on
nm acroplaue.
A word or two before we plunge into
the horrible details. Fred Anderson.
Jen Tesrcau and Rube Schauer pitched
In relays against Packard. That Is
Schauer pitched. Anderson and Tesreau
only tried. Neither OF them could have
pitched up an alley yesterday after
noon. What Schauer might have done
Ia hey ond the question. When he got
TO the tuhst they were simply leg weary
from running around the hassocks. Rube
went one period without his customary
wild pitch and so well that only three
Windy CIV hattars fpraI hin, Apdar-
son lasted two innings and for the run
OF the third. Smcared altogether for
three runs and six hits he left Jeff Tes-
reau the unwelcome heritage OF popu-
lated bases and none out, JEFF pulled
tho ship of state safely through tha
crisis only tn fall soon after himself. In
his six innings the Ozark's mammoth
was crimped for an even dozen bingles
and the other Ave runs.
RobcrtsOn Scores in First.
Messrs. Robertson and Doyle extended
me hand OF fellowship to Anderson in
the very first inning. Robertson out
sprinted a tap to Mccarthy and raced
to third when Larry connected 10 RICH,
on a pretty hit and run. Davey scored
on Benny Kauff's deep fly to Williams.
This was encouraging till Wildfrt
Schultz got a crack at Anderson. First
UP in the second Schultz lined . bal
IHtO Iuo TlkHt z StdIlu IoT INC tN1lb
mark. Heine Zimmerman followed with
a double down the left line. Sale
fouled TO Merkle and Archer grounded
to Doyle. But Mulligan made a tripl,
far beyond Kauff that put the Cubs II
front. never TO be headed.
Matters went with US from bad Z,
worse in the third. First Merkle muret
Fletcher's fine throw and let McCarth,
reach second. Anderson failed to cove
first on a SLOW roller to Merkle. present
Ing F1ack with a hit. Williams singled
clean to centre. scoring Mccarthy
Schultz scratched a single 10 Merkle
hlling the bases. with mona out. Tina
was the end Of Anderson.
Jen Tesreau came. Fletcher. draw
close with the inHeid. snatched thinner
mans hopper and threw to Rariden. fore
ing F1ack at the plate. Saier's innelt
pop fell into Doyle's clutches, Archie,
famed for tho third out amid a lou,
huzzah.
This was great pinch pitching by Tcs
reau. But unfortunately II was not Ion,
to be maintained. Mulligan's Second hit
a Texas single. opened the third, Ate
Packard whitfield Mccarthy singled ano
Flack doubled to left for another run
MulliRan's third bingle opened the sixth
Packard sacrificed, Mccarthy singled I,
right and took second on Robertson
throw that held Mulligan at third. Rari
den threw poorly trying Tor Mulligan n
McKechnic's corner. On the error Null
gan scored and Mccarthy moved to third
The latter counted on Flack's fy I,
Kaun. Hits by Williams and SchuIt,
followed. but nothing came OF them n
Zimmerman lined to Robertson. Hits b,
Mullican and Packard fell In the sew
enth. but two were down and McCarth,
waited to Burns.
schultz steals Home.
Flack started the eight with n doubl,
and Williams's single sent him the res
OF the way. Schultz hit through Doyle
putting Williams on third. Schultz stol
second. Doyle clutched Zimmerman
hard rap and chucked to Kocher, VIII,
had relieved Rariden. Kocher had Tn
plate well blocked and Williams was out
Schultz. however. moved to third. Zim
norman. overanxious on a propose,
double steal. was trapped off FIRST, Ru
while the Giant infelders were trying un
successfully to run Zim down Wiidnr
sneaked home with the last Chicago rur
The Giants got a little consolation 4
their eighth. Kelly. batting for Tesrea,
walked. He was forced by Burns. Rob
svtson singled to right, sending Georg,
10 third. Doyle's single followed. Tina