The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-26
Philadelphia, O.: Boston, O.
AZ Ct. LOuis-Ratn.
NEW YORK IN. L., 4: BRooKLYN. 2-FIRsr

GAME.
Beating the Philadelphias three straight
games does not give any team cause TO put
on airs. The Brooklyns had done that
when they arrived at the Polo Grounds
yesterday, but the Giants too had been fly
ing high, and when Il came to real aviation
they showed the Brooklyns something.
The same procedure was gone through with
In the double header with the Brooklyns
as with the Bostons. Winning two games
q day has become second nature with the
Giants, and there was nothing the Brooklyns
could do to interrupt the custom. The
B~rooklyns were polished of twice with the
artistic finish that goes with New York's
present tropical form.
The first game was something Of a mill;
the second was clinohed by the New Yorks
early. The ambition. the vim OF the Brook
lyns evnporated after they were beaten in
the first game. and their air all through
the second was the air OF the loser. Al
though they made q demonstration in force
in the frst game they soon were disabused
OF any Idea that they. weren't to have their
hands full.
Pastorius and Wiltse-spelled Wilkse on
the announcement board-made base hits
scarce articles In the first game. and that after
each was cuffed hard In the first inning.
The smuggling was short lived. Superior
control and stead mess by Wiltse told In the
Ions run. both pitchers settling down after
the first and Wiltse staying settled. A called
strike on Devlin In the eighth inning stirred
up that players contumaciousness. He
snarled at KLEIN and brought pom himself
banishm ent from the field as long as the
word expressing the state Of mine sttrred
up by the called strike. He had to stay out
OF the second game too. and his relief. Her
,An In tho oarOpA Uama arNantad nm nnnnr-
tunity to make n play which was a near ap-
proach to q miracle.
Three home runs In the first inning Of
the FIRST game made that period eventful.
Clement beat out q liner which Devlin in
tercepted. Hummel felt Wiltse out with a
dozen or so assorted fouls and when he did
knock one inside the lines knocked 1t into
the right field bleachers for a home run
With two runs to start with the Brooklyns
may have felt unduly clipper; anyway It
wasn't any time Def ore a blight was put
Mccormick made home runs in the first
inning, Doyle hit between Lumiey and
stepped up and iii a home run to The same
In the last eight innings the Brooklyns
in their last seven. The fielding was fast,
s ml5fs 06 BY D By iee and Hlp per nsGun' Bases Saa.s
e sSir srl aer ' e. : Se eSFe fo *. IN %e he On 's. f6ss ana Il,
Of the man on nrst leading Of and drawing
H1mmei, Mcmillan and Lennon inveieled
The Giants made their two runs In the
brought to the plate on outieId hoists.
four balls, Wiltse made the ars. hit IN
Wild pitch ADVANCED the two men schlei
rolled home on Tenney's fy to Lumley.
though the latter made a fine throw In.
shaken up on the play. schlei humping
into him. wiitse scored on Doyle's fly to
Burch. Harry McCormick's parlous Held
Ia v was sse q man on iirs sAI and i None emu Q
m sssf a: .uI. i " hsnn0''' long ny before
when A. a t fSn sisu sae ]s ssSSns ff feSr lG 2an ,.' il say iSs
i ne Bay tn n Il. d hst1SS slf % 81 the s'f in s,sssrhy 4
fah sTaos on f tSs Ia Ls sIas q t Ssi sa stopR Tse b az
ZOE threw himself sideways at the ball.
e en 81 Fou f. It xs S,sh he his s ,,sh So hin % the he S shs
In order TO make the stop Of material value
he had TO s~traighten up and make a fast
throw: He did y: and the throw wasn't
Murray started New York's run getting
but Murray stole second. seized third on a
Wild pitch and Tailed on McMillan's throw
into the ground when Herzog hit to the
Ill iputian. Herzog stole second. Bridwell
was passed, Schlei's inield hit filled the
bases. Mathewson's ny to Clement brought
Herzos home and ,Tenney lifted a hit over
first and sored Bridwell and Schlei.
Base running, hitting and loose work
by Dunn and Burch rave the New .iorks
three u In the NTH, and the hitting OF
more In the eighth. In the ninth the Brook
lyns escaped q whitewash. three singles in
run. 0'Hars put out the last three men.
Wilson. substantial looking, fiuted like an
Ionic column and with the mannerisms
Of Bresnahsn, was behind the bat for the
Giants in the last three innings and con-
Quoted himself az one who knew his busi-
ness. TIL scores:
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK.
AZ. n. p. A. = An. r.. r. A. =.
Burch. cf - 9 oTenney; lb"s oiS Q 9