The sun., 1912-07-25
TO.day's Schedule.
No games scheduied-al, teams on the way

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C,NcINSAri July 24.-The Giants
cleaned up the series with the Reds by
taking to-days game by score OF 5
to :. II was ten inning ahair closely
fought. but loosely and poorly played
Foolish errors were frequent. but the
Giants proddcd the ball more opportune'y.
Pinch hitter Mccormick distinguished
himself with a timely two baggcr in the
tenth The Reds bifred Wiltsc in the tenth
and were In IA fair way to score again
when Meyers. whose catching previously
Was OFF color. mad" pretty grab OF
Ncl.cans foul for the third out. In or
der to make their train for the East the
Giants had to dress on tho run.
Devorc and Doyle popped out in TN"
first inning and a delighted hug yelled
GLORY Hallclujah :" AT the unparalleled
sight of the Reds going that far without
AN error Becker. however. shot a tire
mcndous liner to the centre field terrace
and 10y strong running made Il colnpl"'"
circuit on the titanic thump. Til. Reds
In their half opened on Tesrcau with ami
nation. Bcschcr pounding Big Jcn'a de-
livery for a clean hit. Eut that was all
Bates, Hobby and Mitchell merely nick"d
the visiting boXman's splitter. Fromm"
churned the plate with a speedy assort-
ment In the second inning and not u Giant
rpache first. The mercurial fans. who
jccred Mclean yesterday. applauded hin,
when he cam. to bat in the second, and
Larry ficked an inficld hit to Ncrzog lie
also put Egan. who had singled. on third
Murray hustled in the blstcrinE heat and
pulled down Frommcs vigorous punch
for tho third out.
II was so hot that Umpire Rigler shed
his coat. That was just before Tcs,eaii
plugged Il three baEg"r to right in tho
third inning He WAS run down on b"-
vorc drihblc to Esmond Doyle drove
y.ciously 10 fromm". who threw him out.
and tho inning was barren. T,sr"su
looked blown when hc went ,o tho knoll
and Bcscher bumped him FOR ano,h.r
single The fleet Rcd stole second. and
thcr" was nobody out. Bates chopped III
Mcrkle. who had an easy chanc" to throw
i.cschcr out at third. but threw high.
Beschcr scored on Eobby's groundcr to
Ncrklc. Mitchell battcd Bates home
Mitchell and Grant. who walked wcr.
both thrown out stealing and Tcsreau, n
bit gWggy from his base running. was
fortunate in that tho Reds didn, mako
more than two runs
The big fellow seemed to have mcndcd
his bellows in the fourth for in that
round he set tho opposition down one two
thrce. Meyers who is switching around
to right field lately. singled TO tn" star.
board In the fifth He was III" first man
up and after Fletcher had famed Tes.
rcau singled and put his receiver on sec.
ond. pcvorc grounded to Esmond hut
tho ball came so slowly that F.smond
missed second In irving to stop on II for
force. The result was filled bases.
Doyle's force of Devore scored Mcycrs
and tied the score. Becker. tho late home
run producer, struck out and left two
mcssnatcs ou tho isles
Bcscher's third hit sproutcd in the fifth.
IN" reason being that the bail took a bad
bounce to Doyle Bcscher then achieved
his second steal As bcfittcd the leagues =
leading burglar, hc stole third. lie walked
In on savage single by Ilobitzcll brisk
iiridine cclipscd tn" Giants in the sixth.
Beschcr skipped lightly out to the bonn
dary for Murray's robust slam Grants $
single, perverted throw by Fletcher, on
which Grant made an additional base. and
sacrifice fly gave the Reds n run In tho
sixth. a fine throw to the plate by
Becker shut on second run. The second
run came near matcrializinG from a care
less heave by Merklc. who fired the bali
without taking aim.
Fletcher. Devorc, Doyle and BecNcr
swung their shillciahs with forciblc ef-
feet In the seventh. and this. with n walk
by Shafer. rounded up three runs The
Giants fioundcrcd In tho second half OF
the seventh and were unable to hold their
| lead. With the first two Reds out Bates
went around on hit. "a steal II bad throw
by Meyers and a passed ball tying IN,
score. The New Yorks jumped into tlf,
lead again in the eighth They counte,
| once on hits by IIerzos and Meyers, a
tumble by Bates and Fletchers sacrifice
hoist.
Amcs was slated for three hits In tho
, ninth and the score was tied by tho Reds
They would have won II then and there n
EeCker hadn't nipped "a man at third with
n beautiful throw. The Giants had tC
catch Il train at . :05 and were on pins
and needles. A welcome mufr by Bates
SAT" swats by Herzog and Mccormick and
q hit batsman meant two runs for III.
Giants In the tenth. And then to the traii
| they went
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