New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-15

n. content with winning a dou'
r,dav. Robbie's men turned the
sn8 and / to 0, and the large
.srr this season was on hand to
,s memorable afternoon for
last Of those actively engaged.
"a, who will never forget the
3, =. Fla,bush is Hugo Bezdek, who
- clear across the continent 10
:. the management Of the fast
.ss,r Pirates. Hugo was never
: s.,eball manager until yesterday.
..l,5 never been properly introduced
:. umpires, who are. as John Nc
=. sd others well know, most i'm
-, factors in the national pastime.
an KEN dictated IN the final rites
:. ave Hugo his Phi. D. in baseball.
:. CEREMONY took place in the third
=, ~ the first game. Hugo was
---yisg the coacher's box at third,
-a5acer is supposed 20 do when
-sr are 81 bat. At the same time
N Carey was sitting on the bench
ling his mates 20 kill the ball"
Bezdek Gets the Gate
=. words Of Max for some reason or
=, --ated on the ears Of Bill Klein.
80 removed his mask and, marching
: toward the Pirate bench, Informed
,-v TIA. he had heard enough, and
I'D him that anything further
= Vax's vocabulary would mean his
,,rurs from the field.
E--o IN the mean time had been edg-
:, n. vsy toward the home plate, and
|Sr Bill had finished his Grafton
n, KEN" Hugo is still polite TO
-,ir,s. q would suggest that you
~, nv players alone and umpire
i ball game"
sTbats this" roared the enraged
In as he strobe in the direction OF
!. Pirate manager. Hugo then real
"a he had stirred up a fracas and ne
a,s.s,sppsi toward his chalk lines.
BE was 100 late, for no retreat could
lppssss Bill ,.l
-,s-g nsr,7 growled Bill, that you
y 70: 81 the present time out IN
w. .sehing a football team. TINS
Iasxll game, and l happen TO be
/. sIr q il. You viii therefore re-
IN r.rself from the coaching box
L; afas seat on the bench"
s:r bowed and marched demureiy
4 layout. he was now full
So: manager.
The Rube Comes Back
u o,her parsonage present who
= --smber the afternoon IS Ruoe
il,.lri, FOR the RUDE, displaying al
= reed and fast-breaking curves that
~ In famous in the days gone by,
i ;.s Pirates 20 two hits IN the sec
q. n-e and also made eight OF the
-E,'rs fan the air.
-,s Pittsburgh team is composed for
= EOS. part Of youngsters, and IL was
I'll q. times 20 watch their frantic
Frs 70 connect with Rube's slants.
ii1s he new infelder, was especlai!y
z;.ss, striking out on each OF ms
~ rps 70 the plate.
hs OILY run OF the second game was
zai By Brooklyn in the second nm
| : Casey Stengel beat out a nit 70
ll.s and took second when the second
us-sr threw wildly past first. casey
ls,s1 into Hans Wagner as ne
-,ssi the bag and the old man was
-J spiked. Time was called while
r al vas given 20 the veteran.
,igsr Bezdek finally decided that
ri vas TOO badly injured 70 continue
+, e gzre. 50 sent ". Wagner 20 hrst
p; Schmidt behind the bat.
t.sa play was resumed Zach NneaI
I'd % Schmidt, but Cutshaw out
e 1. inkeld blow 20 Ward and stem
need 20 tnird. On Wards wl!d
ne % the srst sack Stengel scored,
.a,tv being held on first. O'RourEe,'
- lad replaced Mowrey at third,
';is3 :, Ward and Chief Meyers hled
Carey.
An Active Engagement
hsrs was more action in the first
i;'es: The Pirates scored one run
as second on Fishers single
r:i sserifce and NcCarthy's single.
= Dodgers tied the count IN the nitn'
s'sT walked. Miller was MT BY a
- ball end Galore strolled, filing
.asss. Mowrey tailed on olson
a-1ss sy.
= Pirates took the lead in the
- blg5ee reached first on Cadore's
- tad promptly stole second. He
- q hi By King. who was run
- ~ rTng % stretch the blow into a
'algsr. Old Hans singled. Schmidt
- Wheat Ward singled, Hans
second, from where he counted
stsfs safety.
-, !. O'1ysrs eyensd things up in the
~ Nowrey singled and Miller
- snyth, batting for Galore,
- Nil.er, bat Mowrey reached
|" ,eofe on Olson's hit % Ward
aeft. Ward made a low throw
=, on which Smy,h crossed the
~ NanauT replaced Carlson in
- .'i TIE Pirates and Johnston
s,,. 80 inaing By flying % King.
| -, ..Ia Fon ne game in the eighth
- 80 men were o1t. Wheat sin
n 49,. Cs''hsw walked. Mike Now
4, !. more proved himself a handy
I'd. ave t around IN a pinch BIZ lac
&. .. .>i Tar over Kings head in
81, tflp!e, scoring his two
- v.sri,z ,.L