The sun., 1919-08-14
MAMAUX WINS OWN
IN THIRTEENTH
Bats Dodgers to Victory, 3 to
2, After Cubs Take the
Opener, a to 8.
ny GEORGE n. UNDERWOOD.

ny GEORGE II. UNDER WOOD.
After Jim Vaughn had won by a
shade, 4 to 8. over JEFF Pfeffer in the
opener at Ebbets Field yesterday, AL
Mamsux brought joy to the Brooklyn
fans in the second by outpitching a trio
of Chicago hurlers and winning his own
game with a timely thump In the thir-
teenth inning. With the teams dead
locked at 2 to 2 In the thirteenth ana
Ward on second Mamaux lifted one OF
Speed Martins shoots over Magee's head
In right and sent Chuck home with the
tally triumphant. Score. Brooklyn g.
Chicago 2.
When Pfeffer faced Vaughn In the
opener II was with a record OF four
straight victories, three of which were
shutouts. In the 80 innings Pfeffer had
allowed only one earned run. His old
weakness Of taking things too easy at
the start cropped up yesterday and
Brooklyn rallies In the sixth and eightn
failed to overcome the four run lead the
Cubs a obtained in the second and
third. Except for brother Mack Wheat
dropping a perfect throw from brother
Zach Wheat at the plate In the second
inning, however. Pfeffer would not rave
tasted defeat and Brooklyn's eighth In
ming rally would have tied the score.
with one run in and Merkle on third
In the second Fred Rugged the bag when
Barber flied to z. Wheat. but dashed for
home on Deals fly to the same fielder.
T.. wheat's beautiful throw bounced into
NJ. Wheat's glove a step ahead OF Mer-
kle. As Mack was lunging toward third
and blocking the runner Merkle would
have been out had not Mack dropped the
ball. The official score. credited Deal
with a sacrifice fly and absolved M.
Wheat.
An Eight Man "Nine."
Not In the memory OF the Oldest in
hibitant has n major league ball club
aiken the field with only eight men in
1.-THE lineup. unnoticed by players Of either
faction, the umpires or the scorers. Such
an occurrence transpired in the third
Inning of the opener when after Ward,
first Dodger up In that inning. had made
Davy Robertson chase into right centre
to pull down his fly II was discovered
Chicago had no man playing In right
field.
1t developed that Flack, who had been
lit in the wrist by a pitched ball in the
first half of the inning, had gone to the
clubhouse for repairs without notifying
Manager Mitchell or team mates.
When the lack of a right fielde was
discovered Manager Mitchell chased Lee
Magee out to patrol the beat left vacant
by F1ack. and Umpire O'Day called
Ward back to bat over again. This time
Chuck was thrown out by Hollocher.
Pfeffer and Vaughn yielded six hits in
the opener. The Cubs broke away to a
two run lead in the first on Robertson's
single to centre, Merkle's three sack
soak to right centre and lack Wheat's
dropped throw. Pfeffer winged Flack In
the third n Hollocher drove ip-Max
with a 1usty triple to the same spot in
right centre that Merkle had dumped his
three Dagger in the previous inning. On
the squeeze Herzog sacrificed. Pfeffer to
Konetchy, Hollocher scoring.
BrookIyn's Rally.
Vaughn aid not yield a hit until the
fifth. when two singles and a passed
ball put Dodgers on second and third,
where they were stranded. In the sixth
Johnston singled, stole and came the
rest Of the way on hits by Myers and
Konetchey. Kruger. batting for Grit
fifth in the eighth. walked. Hickman
ran for him and was tripled home by
2. Wheat. Myers's sacrifice fly to
Robertson scored a.. Wheat. Vaughn
turned the Dodgers back in the ninth.
The Dodgers wore away to a one run
ledu OH GteUuTlN IN Ine nTSI inning OF
the second game on successive singles
by Johnston. Griffith n z. Wheat.
Ward singled in the fifth and was
safe at second when O'Farrelrs throw
on Miller's vi arrived too late.
Merkle scooped up Mamaux's punt and
threw Ward out at third. Miller took
third when Olson forced Mamaux, Hol-
locher to Herzog. on a double steal
Miller scored and Olson res ched second,
Johnston bounced to Hollocher and Oh
son was run down. Hollocher. Heal and
Hersog.
Two hits were all Mamaux allowed
the Cubs until the eighth, when the
Cubs bagged two runs and tied the
score on singles by Barber, Magee and
Herzog and passes to O'Farrell and
Hollocher.
With two down, one run in and run
ners on second and third Mamaux
filled the bases by purposely passing
Hollocher to take a chance on Herzog.
II was a bad guess, for Charlie
promptly spanked q single to right that
drove in Carter, who ran for O'Farrell.
with the tying run
Ward singled to centre with one
down in the thirteenth, took second
when Herzog threw out Miller. Ma
maux then broke up the game with a
long single TO right. The score: