New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
.cIrlN-UP FOR GIANTS
-,v FOURTH STRAIGHT.
,,.ttr Makes Short H'Orh Of Reds
r-bo Leacc IN SorToc.

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ne 6.sn's 80 yesterday BY wiuring the
sts C11'-' ~ series by score OF 10 !
as-sh game t.7 far New York. and wen ms
NstseSs'- lt-p- victory. having the oelteI oI
. lsTsr'A = ,s,,es. although Grifiths cholce
F1Es7 q -srert game. and would nave Won
/ rIchsd . any other man The Reos couloh
zs.-st ans -,,o.l were on the bases, except
! soa Ms Ms .,f,.~ when a single, following TWO
3 II rs LET in CincinEat's only ruIl-
80 OF -, ,-se.s-5sy was fair one. and wouio
y bigrer one il the weather hao peeh
~ -, C;uesses were futile, because IN 'It'9
- -..-sav. Z you stood on one siue 0i 1Ao
% ~,p might need an uHoIe'a' VINO oi-
s1saF 20. - ~ the sun would cause wonder as
.hT il9 zro,-h was ever going TO be broken.
Ehs-H'I - or n the Polo Grounds until after
ne I7i- r,,g after the game, IN fact, because il
De ga, - r-sasins game in one respect, last
Fss . - ro1r and twenty minutes
q '-- - vss talking about Donlin stilL II
b'e-y -,,-rs, has said that 81 his terms are
s'sls v.1.rav wants him, and he can stih bat
= -, - o-,. -ba season with the nine, and NC
D F'- ,r-s-o all this. which is exactly what Don
- 1set srrirg. said exactly what he useo 10
% s. at Mike could come back II he was in
-. ,o-,'s bat and could arrange terms Win
~ 30 ps5s we're r~etty tame when they left
/ p,,o Grounds. and McGraw expects to send
! 5-.s.-,s Cardinals away in similar condition
- -,s series which begins to-day Arness Gran
/ / -. 80 11s-euar5 VIII all get chance against
| &C. - s-a-, 81 Louis. and Raymond, Niltse and
| =. - -, ,7 saved as much as possible for the
- series with Chicago. which begins on Thurs
! - --e-a are don hIe-headers 10 be played then,
/ / = -a,sbs~s vi1 Dc az a premium.
H - zane Yesterday was one q those close and
- -ere5 ones which failed 20 arouse anything
4. &C -,rch enthusiasm and excitement as many
~. s-s far f-ar being IS good exhibitions Of the
-t,-si rsr7s The Giants hated in a run In each
,5s first two innings and the Reds got their one
ais IN the third period of play. After that there
rzs nothing of moment uo scoring and little ex-
-s-7rnt n any KIND, end uo one seemed 10 expect
-s-h with Rowan and Nat1y at their best
re f-st inning was remarkable enough in its
v,r frr the three Cincinnati men who were the
Il e-r 10 fsce Nat-v went out on three pitched
4 srs al 71,tiuE u- easy sop flies. Tenney, Devlin
\ md srlei making the catches After this promis
M star. Fred Teuuev led or Tor the Giants with
t-ree hsgcer that struck The centre field fence,
r 7rg enough 10 give a slightly faster man
q ta-a rur Tenrev scored when Doyle was thrown
i 9, lr Ezan Mccormick singled but Murray
fsi 70 0akes and Mccormick was out trying 10
steal second.
The saeatd inning for the Reds was unproductive.
Michel was easy for DOYLE. and 50 was Lobert.
nd between the two Oakas was thrown out at
frs, ty Matty after the pitcher had made fine
l sar with one hand.
4 ET O.Hsra drove the bah 20 left IN the second
4 nzaac and thought De- would be an easy victim,
III TIE sun bothered EssgEeT and he lost the
/ rive OHara getting a two taEger on the official
crt card. Devlin sacrificed. OHaTa getting third,
/ Hi Brdwe laid down a beautiful bunJ that
twisted and rolled along the third base line, finally
/ zHring fair ty an in-h. while Jobert stood and
( aks3 st il O'Hara was afraid to leave third on
i ite play but came home on schlei's long fly to
Hsseher Matty struck out. however TO his disgust.
The Reds scored their only run IN the next in
--aE Mclean beat ou- Dcvlfu's throw Of his slow
Il H. bh vas caught rlElr away in g double play,
Hhsn Bridwel caught DGEuey's fierce liner. Natty
/ VaJfred for q moment. seeming 20 have trouble in
/ making his curves break FOR he gave bases on
( i2s 10 Rowan and B-scher and Rowan scored
Il 'hsl Paskert singled To left Then EEan could do
70 better than pop Up a fly 70 SchIei and the side
L Tas mt
1 ls'Hn started the seventh inning for the Giants
'11 clean single 10 left. Bridwell dumped the
Al n tTo1t n the plate ard. thinking i was
o-L didn't run- nevlin stayed or first, toe, and
] A--esn rushed out and threw TO Downey 10 put
s -s'-n out Al second while Downeys throw to
n IL oouhed BrdWell- NcGraw made a great kick
'-E Play and was ordered of the coaching
rs he Tent 10 The little cubay hole back Of
e New York bench, and Griffith found him there
ne eighth inning, insisting that he ought TO
t he fed lie didn't, however.
r -as score follows: