New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
GIANTS HOME; BEATEN
STAMPED by THE REDS,
Terrific Hitting Brings Victory to
Cincinnati Nine.

The Giants came home from the West, Boston.
Philadelphia and other places yesterday. proud
and naughty in the consciousness OF their great
record on the road. They were welcomed noisily
ny crowd that refused, ito he dampened by mop
perfume showers. and then discovered the presence
of Clark Griffths Cincinnati Reds. The Reds
weren't proud; neither they naughty. But
they beat the Giants by a of II 10 neverthe
less. and the revenge McGraw and his minions
We're going TO take for the two games lost in Gin
olnnau on the last trip therefore postponed.
Rain. matter of fact hittng-consecutive, pur-
posetui' tmely-accounted for the slaughter. At
mat 1t looked like ball game until the ninth
INNING and then six scored. Eighteen
hts were scattered through the nine innings by the
Reds Ames and Witse did fairly we'll but Ray
mond did badly in the rain at the end of the game.
He was the chief sufferer, although the game is
not charged against him, for in the ninth inning.
when ne was on the mound. six hits and base
balls were the component elements of six runs.
One run had been made off him in the eighth ses-
sion.
The Reds were pretty busy all the time They
felded well. having an incentive the excellent
pitching OF Fromme. and the errors charged against
them, in view of their hitting were not serious
Miller. Mitchell and Paskert the outheld In
fine fashion, and II heart breaking for the
home crowd TO gee hit after hit devoured There
We're robbers in the infeld too for that matter
Despite the indications OF a Thunderstorm IL was
a good crowd that turned out. and II refused TO
quit when rain began 20 fall Just as RgIer called
play. II pretty brisk shower for a few min
utes. but did great harm, and every one was
pretty well satisfied TO see the game go on.
The Reds did get hit I'm the first inning
which was surprising, in view OF later events. But
they did in the second session Mitchell singled
and moved to second Egan's sacrifice taking
third when Schlei threw Paskert out. He scored on
a wild pitch
Hits went to waste for the Reds I'm the third and
FOURTH innings Roth striking in the latter with
men on second and third. In the second half of
the fourth period. the Giants tied the score Devin
doubled 10 the left field fence with two down and
scored on single by BrdweI
The Reds went ahead again in the nth inning
ana thiS tune the Giants came right back and tied
'he score again in their half Fromme's short fly
went over Tenney's head and fell safe for single
ana higgins sacrificed. Miller singled and Fromme
took third. Hobtzel grounded toward first ana
lenney chased him down toward the plate In the
process OF holding Fromrne at third Miller taking
second Mitchell singled over second the second
u nus four hits scoring Fromme and Miller sey-
'hour GOV the ball back in time for Mitchell to ba
run down between first and second
Inc Giants got their two runs from an unpron,,s
i'3 S'uH'nh. with two men out Tenney was the
'"S' man up and Huggtns threw him out SchIei
KY nase on balls. and Shafer batting for Anes
SpucK OUT. Ames couldn't have done anv worse
than that Three errors were be1nfrt 60. e..
Doyle made them possible with smashing two
Dagger to right. and went To third on MtcbAlrs
I''i return. Schl"i made for the plate and Egan
threw low 70 Roth. who when he finally cot the
hall. threw II In left field in irving tn catcb NIL
or third. Larry also scoring
Nlitss went in 10 take I'D the pitcbtng f,r tho
Giants and the Reds promptly forged ahead a,
men nan or the sixth inning for good this time
lie began by striking out Egan, but Paskert plant
ed single In left and stole second The 5,r, -,
bothered Schlei a bit Il seemed Iobert urbacksd
out pretty single centre field scoring Epar
and then stole second while Wiltse held tho baIl
e 'riea 10 steal third too. but Wiltse got him and
ne was out. Roth struck out again
Mccormick safe In the sixth in1ing ,o- ,ha
Giants on Huggns's error. O'Hara was nut IN 20
run for him. and went 10 second when Murray sin
geo 10 left Devlin hunted. but Fromme came in
on the ball. and O'Hars was forced AT third r.st
ert made fine catch of BridwelI's spanking drive
10 left. and Tenney popped I'D trihine Av 10
Iobert
The Giants had a chance 20 score in m. s.,a,tb
inning. Schle struck out. and Movers ba,tirs FOR
NitsN was safe on an error. Devors ran for him
ana Doyle got bis second hit. a single ~ right
Seymour struck out bur both runners advanced
on wild pitch to be left on the bags when O.TJara
struck
II began To rain heavily again az the beginning
~ the eighth inning. with Raymond pitching and
Griffith argued wildly with RgIer. trying 10 ger
him 20 call the game Mitchell singled and went
70 second on Egan's sacrifice Paskert singled
scoring Mitchell. and stole second going to third
on schlets bad throw. Roth walked and dashed
for second Schle made bluff 20 throw and
caught Paskert on third by the trick
The ninth inning was just slaughter Fron,rna
started II with three Dagger. and Higgins sin
gled. scoring him. Miller forced Higgins and then
Hoblitzel and Mitchell singled. After Bridwen had
thrown Egan out Psskert walked and the bases
were full Lobert singled. scoring HoblitzeI and
Mitchell He and Paskert worked a double steal
and both scored Roth's sihkp Fromme up
for the second time, popped 10 Tenney.
The score follows: