The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-18

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Two 20 one azain. the fourth time IN the
four game series between the Giants and
Pirshurg- The Pirates Yesterday carried
OF the last one. although the New Works
ht tho hall considerably harder than the
champions In fielding. however. the Pi-
rates set a sWif, pace. outplsyIng the New
Works IN that detail Their exceptional
fielding saved Pitcher white and Sivei the
game for them II took the form of fine
work on ground balls. more fine work On
ry balls AMI most telling of all deadly
throWlng
The Giants ran the bases With poor iudg-
nent and the Pirates with their ~rong " hips
were ready 10 blot out every one who took
chances more reckless than wis. Gibson
attended to the stealeT- They kept trying
To steal which was all right hut we're urned
hack every time and With cas-. nv perfect
throws to -r-ond has TN the side Of
trying 20 adVAnc" on hatte'I balls the Polo
men hlundrr~i ovrriid II entirely Three
OF ther were thrown out AZ the plate aud one
~ third m cases IN Vhich conservatism
Vas more nrei-d than raShn-s~ fool
hardy try for the plate hy DeVlin threw
away one run
There Was no ground for any -quavk
about being robbed bv the umpire. but that
didn keep the poor losers IN the stands
from emitting -luaNkS az course " the
Byrne' rs~oi. "atch by tiarsc and Ions
and straight hurls from the Pirate Ontf field
said groWl- were justified.
and Brtdvell over de- i>iOn- anu coarse
pAntomIms hv Wagner when he MAS called
better in that line than they did ia helping
the Giants win. u hIle Wagner IN the games
her" has been made to look Ike a larSr.
Drwke- pitching entitled him Ia more
comforting outcome ~" pit' he'd a good
game and randall vent through the last
two innings strong boyl"- ~insl" and
Murray long liam 10 right IA the rr-'
inning gave the Giants their stray run
MCtirav arh~d Murray home On Ms htt
and the relay IN from the far boT,l~r 81 the
prairie disposed Of him Win something
DeyIin grabbed Wagner drive m the
e,ond inning and made Wild throw TO
Merkl' \ good throw would have had
Wagner Flynn rat he'd a safe ~ to lett
one Tor wh'h b~vore raced IN trantt, ally
and which ould have been meat tor brld.
Hymn scored on t.ibson'. ~ to ~nodgra.-
BTidNell lei on with hit in the New ors-
half at the ond went 20 second on a pass
to Merkle and tried 30 take thirl on -. hl.I
nv 10 " wilson. Ne was thrown OFT taru
Out MsrEis ...nt him to Ihird "ith a sar.
rihce lie made half hearted attempt
to score on S'hl"t~ groundrr 10 Miller
schleI reaching second DtuCke singled
sharply to righr and Schlei'- slow running
made HIM M easy victim OF 'hmph"lI-
throw
IN the seventh inning the Giants did
hard but unmcky batting Wagner Killed I
q hot one from MURRAY and Wilson ,peare .
Bridwell- liner With one hand Devlin I
and Merkle h't en- wher" They weren't .
Pinch hittsrs were summoned 10y MctirAN /
seymour walked but Becker piled one IN /
Miller for \ force
SnodRrazS made a poor blun At b~iug hu F.
BY pitched hall IN the eighth Ne Wa hit .
an right but didn't make any conyincin.. /
efort 10 avoid beng hit and II wasn't "a
fast ball Then he got down TO business Z
and Knocked out two bagger there /
were tao out. however. and he Was left
Detecting symptoms 81 NavWaTdnesS ~ /,
hts pitcher Clarke unCeremontously vanked D
White out IN the ninth after White had
passed Bridw~ll The uneasy boss gave the
mound assignment 80 Philippe The dea-
con retired three hatterS on three flies
Clarke skipped over the foul line and
scraped pevliU's foul from N the front
81 the grand stand = neryy catch MCtiraw
ba,ame agitated over something IN the
ninth and vas Donzigned by Rigler 20 the
realm 81 he invisible
The score