The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-14
Nv ,orA. 3: Cincinnati. =.


er,-l fought series bet ween the Giants
.r4 ,.r..0ua'- came to an end yesterday
49, tr eleven inning game The Giants
90 .t.0ng IN this as well a. IN majority
o, rr. tour games. more in reserve for use
p lr.H. more ingenuity and perhaps
mar- ....n M their ability To get there
.,.rf.,.. The New Works the way thay
acre rantl"i hv McGTaw. seemed to he
p.,rs'n n.r the Reds under the direct ION
,rrr. goes rs>nurrrtul Gr!ffith seemed 10 h.
p4t.r- tr dn their best For instance
~ na .r'r mining when the Reds had a
.rrrr. ,H-r ~nlr aim seemed to be TO tie
,-- ssNr. IS " thev would be content with
,nt. o.. "a" other hand the New Works
-r.r u"r" vas reward In sight went
tnur .r,..ng 70 in way which show ed
r-sr vrrrossd leaving nothing undone to
,J.or.r.,r 'h~Ir end
NaA' would have happened to Dricke
hli be- pot r-caped through q lucky double
NAV on The second inning IL hard to say.
l"r- ma. %" puch the most effective
~ ~ 70 gam" striking out eight and field
irsN. position we'll. II looked as n he was
,-sr.rs % the second inning until with
i--s- ur bases and none out. he snatched a
ne I.' and Sns nhle 70 complete n double
10. I1,r pu' heart IN him. restored hiS
o...us .~'t-,ondience and he sot better
srI n"f'cr with every inning Gaspar
r.. hst , srs' class game too and but for
.'rrnr- 'r each side the run getting would
have n.e- -''U more infreauent
larrN Dow" and Snodgrass monopolized
,hs n.'Hng hrn0r~ for New York. snarginR
rive 0.' % moe hits between them. DOYLE
Or he HI'h On the nose Ave times. the bali
s0iHs az" IRE" times The prettiest
D.. ''.' .. ~ss screaming three bagger
b.. ..s u'.'h resulted in the Reds tying
the score 90 he ninth
f..4.I- usrs hoFh ~
20 ne s",ond inning PAsker made a
hf Mclean walked and when DoWney
rd.s~t ~ 20 short centre SnodRrass
No' even N" ball was his lie made such
= -, % NJ ~ mum that he couldn't get
DO 4 " 10" bal IN time for u throw to base
'n '1rn" a runner Consequently the bags
ssf" led Ph~lan shot a liner straight
ahead and pruck~ grabbed IL with one hand
n" rr'c, near making a Wild throw to D~y-
10, Hv' beN I'm reached ont, made the catch
.ri stepped on third and doub. Ell Pasksrt
rss"f' Nss ANYTHING but sprv IN getting
b b. " he would have aveTied the dOuols
pa" N'rI'h hits by Gaspar and B,-cher
.Sh, Mclean IN DruCkr der.ted
.ssa, The s'' n, Gnd "a thr yIsIsn, brld"s!
poe ney. Who also ran IN on B"-cheTs
setting run IN a. the f.d- had IA N.
Ike singled beyor- hr' to nonliI 'a1
- made Wild throw in Second for
for Drucke snd-aNored to 20 10 fhtri I
n he hectic heave. but guIck vorA ;.
La-s~rt had the hall a. third ahead ~ h.u
Dr.. ~ vas completely blu"kssi ~ hv tf,
r.. smaller but gritty PLean Deyof,
h. ,"d To second ON the pia' and DOVE
as nIlg siam scored ham
'a~sert made a magnihCsnt running
a. n Devon" VA the MN lie dart.i
".' To-" rahhiI. Judged the ball accurately
e.. zen he pulled u in D.yors was streak
- over second sharp fielding by Bird.
rr. PEI ~ I'D the Reds IN the ,vth IN which B
-. men got on and each made a steal I
VI can and DoWney hit the hall hard 10 /
go --'"nth. p~vorr taking M"Isan'- /
-. :.r out and D~Vlin sngul'ng Dow nsy'- ,
ID. liner
Hf'- ~ snodgrass and Murray and Erid- .
- ~. race rv gave the New luTk- A
r. "a the eighth Mr"h-li'- triple and 4
fa--~rt's outh~ld AZ gave IinrinnAtt "A p
d. " he ninth In ~" eleventh 6a-par
a.re' 10 T-~' man up. = no vas Murray
Pr 'N". tuu'~d and Bh.lan ipt-d a. h. ,
"a n'.l' 20 field the bail ti..Flin -ArTi-
. o. aat M-rkle Wa passed 80 yr' him
90 p p" way and IN 'hingz Tor "a doubl.
ga. NrGraw brought Be- E.r ~ 10 hit
- Meyer. and BeCk-r hit long fy -
pa->"r' on hich Murray 'allI-i. pasEsf'
= '-smeudous throw 10 maze and DID
ra leaGty. but only "A miracle would |
"a - i'"y"nt"d the tally
-" W.