The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-21
1T. Louis ~. ~. $ NEv YoRE ~ ~, i
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The Giants culled a run in the first inning
~ 'ha nrst fracas with the Cardinals yes
teriay. hut didn't make another the live
long game The Cardinals kept under
cover during the first half Of the con,es .
spread themselves in tho latter part and
made runs freely. Consequently they won
In the second game the Giants took a small
and early lead. but large enough To win
The Giants were outbatted in both games
though 'hev d,d a LOT Of hard hitting in the
Hr,' thai ddn't produce base hH- The
cardinals had moro success at steering
their drives to safe places Altoona. Pa &.
furnished pitcher for st Louis In ons
steele between him and CrandAu Il
Vas steele preferred
But for erroneous hngiug bv tho 81
Louis battery IN he nrst inning the Giants
~ouldnt have scored a. all DOYLE was
shot IN the log bV pitch~d ball. and after
liniping 20 first sprintrd 20 third on single
20 right rs Murray Murrav's steal drew
a bad throw from Phelps and Larry ami
his wounded hmb fetched each other home
\ 81 Louis run formula was forthcoming
IN the siN'h inning 4 big double 10y l''ls
Hau-ar single by steele aud a home
run lift INTO m" right field stand bV Fills
tail."d 'hr-. men. triple bv Evans
and M~vers'- mun OF "a row home bv
Mcrkia enlarged the ~ Louis total to ioU ?
IA Inc seventh large triple by small
Huggtn. aud thrust to tho port plaza 10y
, la made 'orpulcnt i've for BresUlhan
Sahth end Ms IA abs
Douhh plays hl"om-i IN ahund,ncs
There we're i've ~ them Nlso 'hrr- were
s'saminS stops nv Hau-ar and No~rsv
DOYLE Iaun"hel double play bv a Jump
,ng stop nt smash from Evans. VIII, h
had strong bat Feeling resemblance 20 a
base lft
The s.hlan' batter. Tm,h ant bliss
vsT- copi performers for 'hs Giants "a
no second gam" /mfch- curves were
hiri TO asSav. bUf hi- control was poor
Ia" Gau'S ~tol" Ten bases. keeping up a
,on~raLr rad "n he cushions AMI = cc-S~.
fullv. b.'au-" rh"y 90 "a uiI star. GA Im.UA
uEi Bl'-- va- SOW Iu getting ms 'hroWs
Two q. NrW lurh'. walk- wound 40 n
runs. and that's on" reason shy i've att
~ Lmu't yer" mora productive han ten
Of Mathew-"n Another ~a- the 90 e.
lNsne-- 81 Math"N-0u WIfb men On bases
seemed a. n IN. - Louis hitz were merely
iniulSenCe on Mattv'- part Haus-r Wa
ARE wn"1 Mat, Wa ANXIOUS that a bit
s'0"lfu'' h" mad" IlHuS"r made a torna
w.u 80 20" utfu I.uIur bu' - "a. nut-
90" all -att''-"I 4c'u-, 'Hr tpyl .lu- after
,t.-.Ug ''irl n.... ant A"I' Fhrulgn
gate '''.' '~''n tue u'"A, r"r- aud ~" grand
stand
Nt"- beng pa--"i m tn~ o. inning
u~sur" stole -","ui and third and 'am"
Uu on a duurI" u' SuuuRrs- lb- ca.
''" - ~ WIN 'Wr uu' and NIr,av p.
.trn"d ~ 100 me IIHi~ IN tlIns iu MP kvan-
puNl D" co. 4G" 'ur murt -.'lul hi' OF the game
Iu 49, -a,uUd .ruInF NafheN-Dn 'rINIed
ll'.N ,f,, NtlN't anil -f.Na and ppyl" cracked
+ T" '1 ~ NOR, IN. -! ha Nv MN VIZ,
.ul s4." 'I-iu sUN'Di.nf surplus io tide
fnru -4f-'| over ne GAM
Nusgtu- hi' q tSp baRg"r N ~. siN' %.
and VI'h 'Hu uUf anne across when u foU-' d
pliI fo kuns',I, got ANaE from Sotl-i
VI, -r. had .-'su hurt Us A pitched tall
"a Tile ,af'' .ns ~" IuuIuG uefprr III.
ttTdIuHl- Wnuld have tied The score m tho
"Jsh'h N fihs. who uprn"d Nth a M, hsdn't
'f|gu fn -.s|I ~" 49, thrown uuf ami
Mos -. cent q 'nLx rl.. - '-nfr' wuIrn
~uUaErA-s rDr'"i II would have put
rlr t~Iuu"I l.N. uu tuIri and kou-y'-
- would hAN" b- yrgrf him IA
p an. -tr.rA out aud left Nowray On
'r-f 8 aI- Aa- pat put tNi,s' IN the
uru. Before he famed be knocked a
nv 'n Suodgra-s. but Klein Nad -tspp-d
lNaN from The plate for q b'ii or something
aud 'I- play wl- null and VOID
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