The sun., 1910-06-07
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N-' here they can't have fun with the
Giants The Chattering Cardinals heat up
'fs GIANTS four distinct and painful times
-,' ong ago when the latter strayed into
rhs ardinals' ward. but yesterday Nhsn the
,a-d,nsls strutted into the Polo playground
9TH q chip on their shoulder they rubbed
70 ssainsi no such crowd Of invalids e. they
~, IN 81 Louis. The Cardinals we're a.
FaLus AZ ever, chock uill Of cayenne. hut the
Nss lcrFs beat them hands down.
Na'hevson was In the very best Of trim
ard Cardinal hits were 90 few and N far
srsr that when one was made its prede-
csssor had passed from memory Mathew
sor IN his efeCtiveResA pitched With the
srcothness and precision Of a machine -
ne old standby simlle doing ifs work
He vas speedier than he has been before
ths season and HE fadeaw way and other
ordinations we're In tune with his speed
ard control Ssllee troubled the Giants
some. hut not a. much a. usual and when
Red Murray Slated a home run into the len
reid bleachers In the fourth inning Sal
,sssed from troub ling and the Giants we're
o. rest
Pretty nifty fielding vas the rule Drives
that came % both the inheld and utheld
n a mean way were common. Line halls
vsn' 70 tho outfelders which brought the
Irtsr IN in the hope of taking the ball on
trs ~. but which teOk the frat bound just
before the fielder EOt there Quick mani
plation Of the hands and nimble foo, work
uss needed to handle these swats The
nAelders had not few dificut bounds 10
sandle themselves. % that clever scooping
as much In evidence. neat bot not gaudy
- Cardinals. however. roCketed into the
s.- good deal Thirteen committed hari-
slri on flies.
Snodgrass led on with a hit for NeW York
he irsJ inning bu, Was oblterated IN a
.1Ih.e play IN which a small. compact and
civ stranger named Hauser played ths
r.'"t part New York's only error was
Noyle- tumble OF a slow ground gTazer by
,ans M The second inning The action
.T1 and con. for and against. was princ-
tlN defensive until the fourth inning
zen Slilee bestowed a base on balls On
BOYLE. sal not heeding the entrcatles u
Ia. mates Don't walk him Sal realized
how mi4uuous was his generosity when
I4rray neN a dtrgible INTO the len field
sriiium for a home run aud PLAYED follow
m leader to the plate with Doyle
seymour hit down Jhe south iransspt for
NO nases IN the -iNth semester and Bird
eel fossd the Cardinals by laying down q
nunt Ne made a bic ~ t becausa iherr
AS nobody anywhrrp near tho hall. while
seymour 'raNersed the boulevard TO third
~ nuur -'oTed On lteNlins fore ~ Brid-
NeI' HugEIns thros ing high rp hrSi nafry
Tor double PLAY
BrdNelis seizure of Oaks,.- grounder in
he seventh Nas gTaUe and skill per-0uined
] Ne Giants added Ia Tho tally structure in
he eighth. Murray singled, NcYmOur cent
= kite 10 Huggins, kridWeil walked after
'heipe'a poor throw ou Aurray's steal had
81 z anred The Latter 10 station , and Deylin
10 kvans vas the medium Of MuTrays
oming home Bridwell Came in on q
raRger by Merkle on shtch the latter could
nave gone 10 third " he hadn't been TOO
mo 70 run fast
Vaiah Bresnahan saved his team from .
u1itewash Ne hatted Tor Sallee IN the
rlnfh. wouldn't 30 after the enticemenis
Df MathewsOn and drew the first base on
b4lle for his side bresnahan acOned on a
rW Nv Huggin- and a fore After a haae
on halls 10 Oakes and snot her force MeFkie
made = hne stop Of Eyans's clip down the
20 and ended tho game with q throw 10
Hs'heWson at first fhe sCore