New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13
Of SuCCinCt Hitting and
Band Of "Ex'S' Yield
the Game.
nFMAREE CHARY WITH HITS
,nes Makes His Former Team
mates Work Hard for Five
safeties Aallowed-Crowd
Cheers Visitors.

r,. .na,ramated Cubs and Giants. who
- signed new articles Of incorpora-
80. ,,asr the name of the Cincinnati
81 attempted 10 carry on their win
- c.rnaicn al the Polo Grounds yes
..rS,v afternoon. but ran afoul OF the
s.,,rg champions. who vexed them sorely
Gee the hurly-hurly OF the day before
-. Giants we're In a mood for only the
ysb,sst sort OF work. and a BIT OF sue
.,,,, hitting effectively Melted a clean
.s.,o-v The score was 3 70 I.
Al Demaree was intrusted With the
itching burdens for New York and
,.y. demonstration that was almost
,hs last word In the art In only one
,..-s did he fail 70 retire the side in
,,8sr Movers nirring three runners who
..,,a n steal While Al was busily en-
-,ssd in ouellinz fearful two-hit rally
the seventh by tanning Hohlitzel and
rates Bescher, who was on second, pill
fsrod third and scored on n wild throw
-. Movers The cartoonist allowed five
si,s and carefully omitted 10 give any
bsses on balls. while striking out four
batsmen.
The parade Of the "eX's" from New
York and Chicago took place as adver-
ussd. and the whole cast, with the cx-
.sption OF Mordecai Brown. managed 10
rst into the lineup Jimmy Sheckard
had a close CALL being all prepared 10
make O pinch hit when Berghammer was
thrown out stealing In the eighth, end
INK the inning
The three-fnrered marvel was in evil
sence on the coaching lines. Old Johnny
King brought up the rear ranks catch
irg IN the last frame. while the doughty
leader. Joey Tinker was conspicuous at
al times.
These four made up the Chicago dele
cation. an Of whom have made the Polo
Grounds ring with lusty hits when pen
rants and not last place were al stake.
TIE New York representation. made Up
o. Dcyore. Groh and Ames. invited the
keercst interest and got the most vocif-
srous greetings All were loudly &C.
claimed bv some sixteen thousand pres
ent and there were many who would not
have been disappointed 10 sec Leon get
away with O victory As II was he gave
his former teammates the bitteresr battle
they have had in several days.
With so many cast on products Of the
NCGraw and Chance school IN the battle
line, Cincinnati has scarcely a player II
can call lis own There is little home
gIown talent in the lot. Bates the old
Philadelphia warho-sc. and Dodge
youngstcr from the same team, repre-
senting the Quaker city
Ames was in tlp-top form. pitching the
kind Of ball that made him the despair Of
NcGraw when he tried 70 count on him
ior steady contribution Of the same
stuff week IN and week out His control
vas excellent and only five hits we're
made Of him in the seven innings he
worked. Two Of these were punched for
run In the second and two more netted
another On the seventh In the other inn
lngs the Giants went out in order. Suggs
iTirled the last frame where pair of
doubles by Shafer and Fletcher put A
third run on the books
Henie Groh cut dashing figure at sec
ord base, fielding IN brilliant style and
handling seven chances without an error.
He was as fast as lightning and accurate
Filhal Devore did not have a chance all
Gay Neither cid he make n hit, while
ne same can be said Of Groh.
The Giants scored their first run in tho
second inning Doyle sliced a grounder
doTn the third base line which Dodge
'Gmbled, giving a life 20 the runner at
hHt On a hit and run play Merkle
cracked the ball 10 right. sending Larry
% third Murray hit 10 Groh who forced
Nsrkle at second. but Doyle Tailed on
The play Meyers lifted 70 Bescher. while
snodgrass was thrown out by Groh
The Reds tied u up In the first Of the
seventh After Larry Doyle had made
a hne play on Devore's dribble and nipped
ne feet Josh at FIRST Bescher scratched
nit through Shafer The Cincinnati
oItheld got only as far as second on
Asrsans's drive through short. but before
Demaree could fan Bates. who batted for
Dodge, and Hoblitzell. Bescher and Mar
sans pulled q double steal. the former
counting on Meyers's bad throw 20
Shafer.
The Giants went into the lead again IN
We lest half Of the frame With two
V1t Murray singled past Almcida, who
succeeded Dodge at third and promptly
s'ole second Meyerss hard smash
through short brought him home snod-
s'ass forced the Indian AT second After
nUrns had famed In the eighth Shafer
e'So!ed 10 left and counted on Fletcher's
1otole 10 second. Doyle popped TO King.
The score follows.
NEW YORK CINCINNATI
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