The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

AkN iuRH ~. ll. g. PulLAnl LHNlA ~. L. J.
FoXen and Mathew -on measured their
pitching craft ona against the other at the
Polo Grounds yesterday and MathsWson's
experience and skill told In the long run
Although the game Na- IN doubt for the
greater part Of II. 10 nevertheless proved
% bc an easy victory for The Giants Like
wise u was largely a tame and colorless
compel ion Uneypntful innings were IN
the majority. The sixth and seventh we're
the only ones which quirkened into sufficient
life and enterprise to produce runs.
For hve innings the Philadelphia south
arm pitched ~ well a. the renowned Chris
TOPPER. Indeed hr had a shade the better
Of that period Of the game. for only a smart
CatCh by seymour saved Mathewson from
The pangs OF drubbing in the first inning
Never more did the Phillies slap Matty 20
harshly, though they wcdVed In a couple
Of hits in the sixth But nothing ever makes
MatheWson lose his compo~ure. his un-
rufied Doise In pitchers battle II either
pitcher cracks it Is generally the other
one. and Foxen cracked In due season
Hecouidn' stand the strain Of keeping up 10
his work under FIRE Men on bases unsettled
him. and up he went the moment the Giants
began TO put him on the grill
double by knabs and a single by Grant
nut Quakers on third ami second IN the
nrst inning with one out That wasn't
regarding Mathcwson with the ave and
trembling Wf,ich are such great person-
ages due The mighty one. how ever. was
equal to The occasion 30 TAR az Magee was
concerned. strtsing out that noted oru-.
iacean MatheWson slammed In q straight
one for los Ward and Ward came near
bnstinE the ball The sphere Was s. inFinR
~ way to centre for hume run " hen
seymour. racing ou' with %. pulled II down
seymour had field day With one other good
Caich and three hiu-
The quick return TO first base which
Ma hsuspu has dey eloTet ~ a curb on base
runners huttcd ouC kniha in ihe third
Otto never ha,iug seen that rapid exc hauRe
OF throws hetNeen Mathe Sc son ant Aerkle
before knahe go on base tor the third
time " hen be spanked 4 sinFIr 20 centre
% The siNth innlnE Grant sh'riaCed snd
MaEss hit hard to centre and -u1vrd innate
seymour returned Inc bail % Matthew son
ami Alf hough o. vas plainly evident that no
effort Wa neiuE made "a head p1 kuAbs
AZ the plate Nagre fatuou~N rushed on 10
ee"uui LAUNDERING honehrlirdlN into
tho iran so Tor MIN
~ srsyr pi tirId mpirr Name me Giants
tied hs rcurc ~ their halls of OBJ" -IAth
SnOd grass hunted and va thrown ulT a
sfep by Grant. but Name called him safe
boyle Uarromr'i % bus" hli ~ FuAru's .hluk-
Murray popp-d 70 uuyV ny tu luNrn. but
old rHItnU.W VI seymour the
with his third Dor ard srurrl Snpil-ra>-
NTidWeil was passed. wish double ulav
in NivN and the dOub'v plas came e. per
UToEramUe hen tlrirloT ET0unird 10
knahe
The Giants carried their hutir. over
~ the seventh tnuinI. and Mersie who has
started many "a sluI lns 80 "a % for he New
York;. -st this nne In MOTION Ne lifted
u safe rs a. right Meyers air rplitfer
was folded 20 first by GRAM after e had
bounded Oh foNen's glove Nerke made
4 daehing steal ~ third Mathew son -erutt-
nized Towns fing- IN -uoh good purpos.
that he separated four balls uur'h nf wnst'
from he Uhah Nnotgrars Nt- thrown out
A. ir-t and the situation uarru 81 down 90
Doyle
Having lust i,sen ned sin for t- pug
nncity im BrUoklyu Doyle Was moved nv
q strong Desire 10 replenl-h rte eNpf.uuey
says b. IN himself say. Ls .ltrFs b. no
actual money m a home ruB. uut trrttin
peruWi-Ite- Whigh are The newt bp.f tt me
not 10 mention ths help ~ o O. -mlts would
h. 20 The team that have tho honor 10 rep
resent
Having uuburdsued himself %. this
znliloyuy. larry drove beauty through
short Walsh ~ n m for a uity o. tLe plate
misca lCulated the speed ui fNs l1ll and DO
went by him ~ last he didu apt his hHud-
on b.. hoyle follnwed Merk aud N,fh 20
the plate Hi- head struck Jtrklif-nh'.
foot 49, he slid h. stunning hum mumsn.
faTiiy
The srore.