New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-09-11

as the visitors had gathered three t&
The score was 8 to 8.
. Miller's double, singles by Pfeffer,
Neis and Myers, Johnson's sacrifice
fly and an error by Schultz, brought
tn runs across that decided the is
ST. in favor of the Flatbush clan.
Ferdinand Stuberfield Schupp, WHO
used To 1. ort the livery of the Giants,
started rather unsteadily and his OPP
pom ants r lmped him for three runs in
the very rst inning. After that, how
ever, he settled down and pitched
great ball until the ninth, when he was
nicked for two more runs. From the
second to the eighth inning, inclusive,
he yielded only four widely scattered
hits and only one Of the home players
got as far as third base.
Schupp Taken Out
Schupp was taken out In the eleventh
in favor of g pinch hitter and Sher-
dell, who succeeded him, was very in
Elective. The Dodgers plastered the
newcomer rather severely and thereby
settled the outcome.
s uthpaw Rube Vanguard, another
ex-Giant, Who performed for the
Brooklynites, also gave fine exhibi-
tion until the seventh inning, when
Jacques Fournier crashed one of the
Rube's shoots over the right field wall
with two men on the bases and put
the Westerners in the lead. Kruger
was sent in to Sat for Marquard in the
seventh and Sherrod Smith took up the
twirling burden in the next inning. He
also had to give way to pinch hitter
in the ninth.
jeff Pfeffer went to the mound in
the tenth and managed to last until
the end, although he was bombarded
for three runs in the eleventh. The
big Highlander was credited with the
victory, and it was his eleventh
triumph in the last twelve games in
which he has pitched
The Dodgers jumped off to flying
start and showed three runs across in
the first inning. Olson led off with a
single to left and Johnston forced him
at second on grounder to Stock. Neis
drew a base on balls and Wheat forced
Neis at second. Johnston took third
on the play. Myers slammed three.
Dagger to deep right center and both
runners scored. Myers completed the
circuit a moment later when Clemens
let one Of Schupp's pitches get by him.
Konetchy fouled to Clemens for the
third out.
Rogers Hornsby gave the visitors
when he smashed one over the right
field fence for q home run.
The Cards suddenly came to life in
the seventh and took q commanding
Lead by scoring four runs. With one
out Heathcote slammed one off the
right field wall, which Neis played very
poorly and it went for triple. Glenn
ons went out on grounder to Olsons
but Heathcote scored on the play. Mar
guard seemed to have great difficulty
IN locating the plate at this stage Of
on balls. Schultz followed with single
to left and Fourier then injected the
home run into the pastime, which
cleared the bases.
The Westerners then remained in
front until the Dodgers came back with
. rush in the ninth and tied the count.
Myers started the belated rally by
smashing a single off Stocks glove.
Konetchy popped to Hornsby, but Kill
duff walked on four straight balls.
Miller flied out to Heathcote and the
situation looked rather hopeless. Ray
Schmandt was nominated to hit for
Smith and he promptly came through
with a single to center which scored
Myers, Olson followed with ~nosher
single past Lavan anR Kiidua came
home with the tieing r"3. Johnston had
a chance to clinch the game, but he
went out on grounder to Hornsoy.
Pfeffer had the Cards in check in the
tenth, but they assaulted him rather
severely in the eleventh and, to all
intents and purposes. decided the out
come By driving in three runs. Lavan,
Heatheote and Clemens each beat out
an infeld hit and filled the bases with
none out. Dlhoefer was rushed in to
run for the slow-moving Clemens and
+ Anode was sent in to bat for Schupp.
Pfeafer Forces ia Run
After the count had reached three
and forced in run. Schultz then shot
single to center, scoring Heathcote
and Dilhoefer with what seemed like
two entirely superauous runs. Schultz
took second when Myers threw to the
plate in q vain effort to cut down
Dilhoefer.. Fournier tapped one down
to Konetchy and Knode was caught in
trying to score. Fourier set sail for
second on the rear end of an ATTEMPTED
double steal, but Miller pulled fake
throw to second and nailed Schultz
Aat-footed OF third base.
The Dodgers made a last, desperate
stand in their half Of the eleventh and
accomplished the impossible by pull
ing the game out of the fire with
rafting rally which nettcd them four
runs. Miller opened the inning with
double along the left field foul line
and Pfeffer aided his own cause with
short fly to right which fell safe and
went for single.
Miller waited to see il the ball
would be caught and then had to pull
up at third. Olson rolled grounder
to Stock and Miller tailed. Ivy
knocked the pellet out Of Fourniers
hands On the play and was called out
after prolonged argument. Johnston
lifted q fly to Heathcote and Pfeffer
scored after the catch. Neis beat out
o slow roller to Lavan.
Wheat then shot one to right field
and Neis came home with the tying
run, and Wheat raced TO third when
Schultz let the ball roll through him
10 the fence. Lavan made a great one
band stop Of Mvers's sharp grounder,
but the runner beat the throw by
step and Wheat brought in the winning
run.