The sun., 1909-06-24
NEW YORK IL. L.. s; BOSTON IN. L.). %-YIRsr
GAME,

GAME.
tn. Giants Rave an at home at the Polo
Grounds yesterday afternoon after their
visit 10 the West and showed what
they could do by taking two games from
the Boston tailenders. The Bostons made
a pretty good stand in the first game and
were not put out Of the running until the
ninth inning. in the second they were OUT
cIsssed. the Giants pillagine their retinue
of pitchers and making a runaway Of It..
There was a big crowd considering the at
traction and the heat. The sun was broil-
ing and those players who got out OF the
game for one reason or another were to be
envied.
Bowerman was back at the old stand as
mana er and In the second game was catcher
too. His left handler. Mattern. pitche |
sterling ball in the frat game till the eighth
inning, when he lost his ballast and went
kiting. The Bostons had Just batted out
lead Of three runs. but they couldn't hold
II and the Giants pulled the game out OF the
FIRE. Marquard was hammered to the bench
by the Bostons in the seventh. and Mathew
son came in and saved the day.
Larry Doyle was in fumbling mood in the
FIRST game and his error In the first inning
followed by Bates's sacrifice and Beau
mout's hit gave Boston q run. The New
Yorks scored one in the same innins.
Mccormick drew four balls and Rigler de-
cded that Mattern did not make the pre-
scribed motion in throwing to irst and
called it a bslk. Being balksd to second.
Mccormick fitted the rest OF the way on
Deviin was spiked above the knee by
Dahen in the aTsd 9S5 ss the
were barren The seventh was prolific
on the Boston side. The Hub men riddied
sweeney. Sseensya a single By Dahlen and a triple
by Graham. The ruction was capped with
sfumble by Doyle and was good for three
Mattern wavered on Bridwell in the
eighth and passed him. Schlei singled.
but Merkle and Tenney were harmless
Murray had walked and drawn a throw from
Mattern Autrey sailed a The ,t bal, over rto 70
decision caliins. Doyle safe. From their
actions it was inferred they were telling the
the caucus for the rest OF the day Doyle
brought in the third run of the inning on
% Young Mr. Cooley, just out Of college.
vent 70 short, and unlimbered Wild throw
on pevltn IN the ninth innlns !. The throw
stepping forward. As Autrey went TO put
the ball or. pevlin the latter gave linn slip
With q sudden dive ana bllQe. fOliOWlnR
ihis bramble league work by .Autrey q
Sacrifce. two passes and Tenney's safe hit
sent over the winning run.
! Between games q horseshoe Of flowers
was presented to Coffey by his friends
above the Harlem. Another side issue
was the parading through the stands OF a
stage simian by Its press agent.
Mathewson started the second game.
but as the New Yorks made a stack Of hay
four runs high in the first inning Matty
was excused. Becker separated a soaring
home run from Matty's collection In the
first session. and that was. all the hitting
that amounted to anything done by the Bos-
tons They shot their bolt then and there.
Adouble by Tenney. single by Mclormick
and furious home run smash by Murray.
together with q few error making friils
ps!ted the New Yorks four runs In their
White was Knocked out in the third in
ming. while Lindaman survived until the
end OF the fourth. Ferguson came in for
his share In the fifth. and from that on the
Giants took 1t easy. regiment Of them en-
stampede. cy Seymour: who ,,h has been sS,a 2
knee. was cheered wildly when he made
his appearance inyright field IN the sixth
inning. Cy beat out an infeld hit and made
ssplendid running catch. The rooters were
delighted to see him In harness again.
The two mines that took part in the game
presented q problem lin arithmetic, repre-
sentins as they did twenty-eight men.
more than three mines. The scores: