The sun., 1916-10-05
ROBINSON POILS
RED SOX SPIES;
ROCKIES BEATEN
Superba Regulars Rest
While Seconds Lose to
Giants, z to 3.
SALLEE IS
WITH MEN ON T
ny GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.

ny GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.
wuxtra! wuxtra The supcrbas laid
down. TO the Giants!
II YOU don't believe IL Just look at the
score-New York Z. Brooklyn ..
AZ the end Of the ninth spasm Maf-
ager Robinson. perhaps ut.ering loud
means OF anguish. rushed madiy from
the field. Maybe when seen in the club
house he gulpcd between sobs OF sad
ness
"1m ~through-I'm through! I amt
wore myself to a Twin skeleton this sea-
son for no team to go and throw n
game on inc like this! Gee whitaker.
here / go an put a team on the field
terday that hadn't lost n single game
this season. Every one OF 'em young
sters. all fresh and Mt. and here they go
and blow a game to a lot Of worn out
veterans! Mindja. I amt castin' any
asparagus at the honesty OF the gran oil
game. but I'm %throurh! Just paste II
in your fall bonnet, Uncle Wilbert Is
through!
Which all touches on and appertains
to the plain. u~nvarnished fact hat the
Dodgers, with a team that hadn't lost
n single game in the National League
this season. were spanked BY the
Giants at Ebhets Field yesterday. Scan
dalous! scandaious! Polr-r-rfec,ly
scandalcus!
STARE Get Day or.
Jack Barry. Heinie Wagner and other
Red Sox spies. disguised perhaps as pea
nut vendors. ice cream merchants. mill
ionnires and plain Brooklyn fans. were
observed peeking from behind pillars,
crawling along the roof and gazing
Nhra,,uh lnnshnlaa IN tho capnenf wnNy.
closely scrutinizing every move and act
Of the demon Dodgers.
But those Red Sox secret service guys
didn't learn much. Haw! Haw' Haw.
No. Stree. Haw. Hnw. liaw! For just
lamp some of the stars tho Red Sox
sp!ed on--Davc Hickman, Larry Miller.
Jimmy Smythc. Gus Getz. Ollie OMara.
Fred Mcrkle. Johnny kelleher. Mack
Wheat. Tavern Fabr!que. Leon Cadore
and Art Dedc. Not much chance for
those rockies to do much harm In the
world series. Ell? No. Stree. Haw I!
Haw IIaw.
You sec. Uncle Wilbcrt crossed the
Red Sox spies by keeping his regular
lineup out " the anne giving most OF
the veterans u little hard earned rest.
jimmy Johnston played right field
and lily Myers put In part of the game
N centre field. Larry Cheney took n
tHtt'. NAAAlNNh
peak, and after Mack Wheat. brother
of the great Zach, broke his finger OH a
foul ~ off slim Sallee's bat in the
nfth frame otto Miller finished out
the inning. All the other Superba
stars were given a merited day OF rest.
Art Dede. a semi-pro, finished the game
for Brooklyn behind the bat.
NcGraw Is MissinE.
Slim Sallee was on the hurting bill
for acting Manager Charley Herzog,
Manager McGraw being In parts I'M
known. While the Superba rockies
slammed Slim every once in a while the
elongated Giant southpaw was tight In
the pinches and kept the Dodger youngs'
tiers from doing much. The Giants so'
TO Larry Cheney for three runs In Lar
rays three inning administration and
jolted four markers out Of Leon Cador'
in the six cantos the former lnterna'
tional Lacquer was carrying the Brook
Ign pitchers burden.
A two base error by OMara planted
Herzog OH the midway with one down II
the first inning After Robertson hat
fled to Hickman Heine Zimmerman
scored his acting chief with n safe sian
TO centre. Iieine stole second. but wa
marooned when Cheney famed Mick!
Doolan. who played short for the Giants
Art Fletcher was In uniform. but o'
account Of having his two sore finger
in bandages-Art had two nails rippe,
OF IN Tuesdays game--did not go an!
closer to the diamond than the coach
Ing lines.
timely thump to centre-Lew got a grea
hand from his old friends. the Dodge
fans-gave the Giants a run In the sec
ond and Davy Robertson pasted a HON
run to the centre he,d exit gate In tn
third.
Lew McCarty Triples.
cadore took up the pitchers burden !
the fourth. and with one down Holk
hammered him for a single. and Nc
Carly blasted out n triple regis;erin
Nolke. Sallee raped to Galore a FEY
seconds later. and McCarty was out q
the plate on a pretty play. Cadore I
NJ. Wheat.
Burns's bounding single over secon'
Johnston's wild throw, q wild pitch an
n 1elder's choice with Dede droppin
Cadore's throw gave the Giants anoths
run in the seventh. Sallee's singl
Robcrtson's double. a wild pitch an
Lober,'s single manufactured two rur
for the Giants In the ninth.
Brooklyn got to Sallee for two rur
IN the third, Johnston singled. Merk
walked. Hickman forced Merkle at Sc
ond, Smythe to O'Mara, Johnston tai
ing third. lily Myers raped to RICH
scoring Johnston and putting Hickma
on third. whence he scored when Rol
ertson's throw bounded past Gimme
man.
Johnston singled In the NTH ar
Larry Miller scored him with n whale
a three base rap over Burns's head. tt
score:
NEW YORK CN) BROOKLYN tN)
ab h o G ali h o a
purusIf. 81 8 Johns,onr RI l22 9
JIerzoa 20. 81 0 Merkle. IN. ?0ll 10
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