New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-29
Robins Errors Costly.


more costly than those Of their nysh
Cheney's wildness in delivering Il,
ball to the plate, his grevsome thru
on a tap by Killifer and Buck Wheat
error on Alexander's singlt 70 l,s
pushed runs over the plate. The We.
tors were not blameless, for their q.
rors paved the way for three Of I,
Robins counters.
The mighty Grover Alexander w
on the rubber for the Quaker Gu
band, and he won. He was sHol
enough to hold the Robins in chsti
despite the errors Of his mates, a..
then, he had some powerful allie. Z
the ranks of his opponents. He r.
ceived most valuable assistance iy-
Larry Cheney, the last man from who's
he expected any, and even Buck Wiai
fell from grace and allowed sltg,
by Alexander TO roll through bis lss,
to the fence when three men wer q
base. SO then allowing oaly halt ,
dozen hits, Alexander was able to con-
tinue his dictatorship wheh be has
held over the Robins since lsa Nay.
Little time did the Phillla waste.
Remaining comparatively psssHs 10
the first inning, they troOpet nrt.
runs across the plate in me s.c'Ie,
aided by some weak pltenins y
Cheney, some remarkably stroas Z
somewhat poorly directed throslhs y
the same Cheney, and a sserihes "
In the fourth frame the visitors gan.
cred four runs from Cheney ."
Coombs. -, -,
Alexander's single to left ~
Wheat's error cleared the bases. "a,
kert's single scored Alex. An es,s. a.
run was made of Combs in the els,'-
Bancroft at Fault.
Brooklyn resorted to no such an,
measures. They collected tneil ALE
piecemeal, and with as little snow |, !
force as possible. Alexander los, !.
effectiveness for a brief intervsl :, 4
the fifth inning. Then singles ,! !. v
son and Miller, pass 70 w. n.
which filed the bases, an error " !.
mon Dave Bancroft on a rap |.
Myers and Daubert's out a. d"
duced two runs. Clean WORK Dy :.
croft might have prevented 'e''-'
for easy plays followed It, ,g.,
Dode Paskert made the ou'sA. ..,,'
play Of the afternoon, when hs ~" ~.
into right centre field TO maze y,
handed catch Of Ivan Ols9ns 30 I..,
which was ticketed for thise VS.. .
Hi Myers won the eve OF ne Nv ~.
right i'm the first inning, Tor u r.,s
Ear 10 pull down two wicked ~
by Paskert and Stock. Dave p'.r -,
gave Stcugel a chance 20 mam .,, I'd
play in right field in the se's $500,
Casey made the NEST Of y. % =,
himself did brilliant work On -. y
BY Mowrey. in the second. inc s.r,
lyn third sacker smashed one ~. ,
over TO Dawes right. me pan .s BIZ
funny hop and almost got a"s ,,,,s
didn't, and Mowrey was OUT .!
Cheney Throws Wildly. :.
A mass to Crayath, a double y =, :.
derus. and Niehof's out at hts. xii
orc run in the second, and lns. 80 +,
fer rolled to Cheney. VINO MY ,u,
right field, scoring Luderus, s =. 5, rr
ting Kllifer on third. Ale1ah''ss ',,,,
a fy to Wheat, scoring his paw
mate. ,..,.s a,
In the fourth Ludorus sinslsI, srs
Niehoff walked. With the eoun. "a -
and nothing on Kiillfer' Cnsr5 y
derrickcd, and Coombs en,iIs,rs.,s,ri
game. Killifer walked. and AlsA Ire.
single, which Wheat mlsplayeo,. Atl
the bases. Paskerts hit se or.s. %
In the eighth singles oy ofs,s
delus and Niehof scored a ia I i-,i-i
Brooklyn tailed in the in'Ia SIS,
on singles by Myers. DauoeIt sn n ..
gel. Two runs were pgi, ., 0,s' .i,.s
fifth, when Olson and Mi4'.i bs.ss
and Coombs walked. A.!lng, ,ns =,
Bancroft booted a rap by VIZ AZ: n
ting Olson over, ard an lnhelSa, ',trl
Daubert scored Miller A WY IA D
By NiehoiF put Myers on see0 nns.sbss
seventh. and he scored on
second hit
The score follows; 2.