New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-26
Cubs Divide Double RI,
with Pennant Chaser,
Across Bridge.
MARQUARD PREVENTS
A COMPLETE Rom
Carrigan, Barry and W,s.
ner, of Red Sox, Wat,bI
Two Battles.
BY FRANK 0'NFUI

Jack Barry, who covers second :.
for the Boston Red Sox when ,.L..s
wrists or other ailments proven, A..
fed Ebbets Field with his n,s,.,.
terday afternoon. lie was tb,,. y. -
Bill Carrigan and Heinie Wao,., :.
OBJECT being not to spend n. ~, -.
noon in the cool, bracing Al, L..
gather much information an H. -.
of play of the Brooklyn Robins Wy
He saw Robbie's men diyid. IA.
ors of A double-header with -. II. nv y,
cago Cubs, made copious note, l., !.
served judgment. Jack would ~, 49, :. =
whether or not he had spent a., :" I"
observing the methods OF the PIN
He smiled nicely, and hoped ~, 80 !.
would take part In the world, ~,
for the sixth time. WIZ
The Cubs captured the frs, u-
the double bill after ten inni,r, 4.
score of 7 10 4, coming from ~
brsvely and selling the several a..
tunities which presented tbens,,.
The second game went only -.
frames, and the Robins won 4, I.
score Of 4 to ,. Getting only N =,
break on the day was a losing Va.
sition for Brooklyn. The Phillisv.
and now a matter Of q single n.
separates the teams.
RUDE Strong IN Pinch.
RUDE Marquard's good left arm e,..
between the Robins and disaster !, 4,
second game. A combination OF sr,,.
and one hit threatened him in !.
eighth inning, but. with the base, !
and two out, the big southpav bvrs
three fast balls over at which Chr
Pechous swung three times. and ~
retired TO the dugout. In the, tis,s
frame the Cubs scored run A.
knotted the count. and the fans. n,
the memory of the events Of n. n.
game fresh In their minds. BEGAN, A.
prehensive. Likewise, they became "
castle, and cheered mockingiy. Thr
might better have conserved their ,,c
gies.
Marquird was touched for seven N,
and they were not all singles ei.ir
Wilson got triple, which resulted
the first run, and then Ktly A..
Yerkes collected doubles q, nncs
times. However, had The d,fenc. O.
the Robins retained is stability ,,f
Cubs would have scored only v, rui
A wild throw by Daubert and Cgs,srs
error followed IN rapid ssts''
after a single By Leslie Mann . u,
eighth, and the Bruins pu, ovgi,'
A triple by Art Wilson and az ir.st
hit by Pechous gave them their ti,T
run in the second inning.
Larry Cheney was the victim e. :
own weakness in the first game b
paved the way to q couple Of ne r.
which the cubs made by waking 2
hitting men, and here and there
Pitch was interjected A couple I.
timely bingles, al error Of judgment :
Johnston on Bill Wortmann's hard /,
ball, which went for home rsn' a.
it was about all over
Cheney finally was derrieked 10 .
vor Of Smith, who subsequently q
way 70 Wheezer Dell Smith ana y.
came into the game In the tenta iT,'
but the Cubs were in the midst Of "
rally, and IL continued until the ga
was won. Jimmie Johnston's error
Saier's fly in the eighth inning sllo,'
Chicago TO tally the run which Yea 3
score.
4 Wonderful Catch
Joe Kelly stood between the E''
and a tenth inning rally that 70.
have turned the tide With Cusai
Nowrey and Olson on bases, one :
over and two out. Chief Meyers nv :
out for the exit gate ~ centre rec
wallop would have been good iei
triple, but Kelly gave vouder. J.
hibition Of running and MADE 8.
catch. ending the game and senaNs
Robins of the field beaten. -.
All this promiscuous scoring az
lying was made after the kooln.
dashed out into the lead and ore
gap Of three runs. For six inhilr
Cubs could 10 nothing with Sas. 81,
but then they got 20 him ahd 80 ..
ahead 10 win. Brooklyn won ne Z <.
ond game by scoring TWO runs /.
eighth inning on singles oy '
Cutshaw and Ivan Olson. 4. y,
Kelly had quite a day OF y !. y
field. His game-saying eaten . q,
tenth frame of che first eon,e. ., :
supplemented by two me csp''i. }.
drives by Stengel and Wheal ~,
final contest. Merkle, wno ~ - y,
Wheat in the first game, ma'I e..
derful catch Of foul fy oy NV
the sixth inning.
The scores follow: