New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
GIANTS ARE MOVED DOWN
Reds, on Their Home Grounds,
Make New Workers Bite Dust.
FIVE HITS COUNT NOTHING
McGraw Takes Out Devlin and
Griffith, Too Vehement, Is
Sent to Bench.

Cincinnati Aug 20.-Sugss was in rars
form when ne went against the Giants this
afternoon and moved them down without
mercy. making the New Workers bite the
dsst by the score OF to o.
Although McGraw's clan was able 10
make five hits. suggs kept them so wei
scattered that they counted for nothing
Ames and Crandaf did the twiriing for
the Giants. and between them let the Reds
have a total Of eight hits Three ~ thes.
were punched In the eighth inning. and
were responsible for two runs
without McC;raw actually on the aea
the visitors PLAYED a rather Indifferent
game. although that was probably super
induced by the puzzling delivery os the
Cincinnati pitcher. DevIin made a mess Of
,htnps in the second inning, and helped ina
Reds to their first run.
McGrau. who was in the grandstand
and saw what happened. had the third
baseman taken out Of the game and shafer
ous in his place. With one gone. Lobert
singled. and Mclean. the next mar
at hat. tapped the bali to DevIin. The
third basernan heaved the ball over
MerkIe's head. however, and Lobert went
IN 70 third Merkle threw TO Devlin TO ger
1obert but Devlin was not on the job. and
Lobert scored
In the second, the Giants started OF as
n thew were intent on doing damage. but
the effort was only sporadic Murray
sIaumed the first ball pitched down the
left field foul line for two bases. Merkls
t,ied 20 sacrifice him. but his calculations
threw n
Lobert mailing Murray at third
Even then the Giants had a chance but
.1er,,1a was forced and Fletcher. VINO was
again in "AI' BrtdweU's place, sent Up
weak pop fly.
r, tho next inning Ares repea tAd Nrr-
rav,s stunt of hitting for two bases, bur
this time there was one out Ne.tEer De-
wore nor DOYLE was equal 70 the occasion
of bringing the run in. and Anes was left
on the bag.
Things looked bad for the Giants in tha
fourth. when with none oct, Paskert
singled and Lobert beat out bunt- Me-
Leans sacrifice helped them 70 another
hasa aDiece. Arnes realized ne was in diff
clIIties. and pitched all the harder, striking
out Mcmillan and forcing Suggs TO hin an
easy one at Merkle-
Again in the sixth, Paskert opened win
a single and went to second on sacrifice.
Mclean grounded to Shafer. who ran
down Paskert with the aid OF Doyle. and
then tagged out Mclean as the big catcher
tried to reach second
In their half Of the sixth the Giants had
managed to get two men on base. but nits
were not forthcoming to bring them In
Devore beat out a hit TO Mcmillan and
Snodgrass was hit by pitched ball after
Dovfe had popped out to Mitchell
The inning ended when Murray filed out
to Paskert and Merkle famed That was
the last chance the Giants bad to get a
run across
Crandall went in for Ames IN the eigntn'
and received a bombardnaent of hits that
resulted in the accumulation OF two more
runs by the Reds. Hoblitzell singled and
adva need to second on Mitchells sacrifice
Griffith thought the decision on Mitcnea
was not what 1t should have been. and ms
protest was so vehement that he was told
to withdraw to the bench.
Paskert then came to bat and got Ms
third hit of the afternoon. a double that
scored HoblitzeH- Lobert flied out, but
single by Mclean scored Paskert.
The score follows