The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-24

CISctNSAri. Aug 23.-Just one trial
a'tcr another is the career OF the Giants
these DAYS This afternoon they renewed
their efforts to break their losing streak
ana wound up their stay In Cincinnati
b. losing three straight. They were
beaten to to-day, and the winning
tally for the local coterie OF giadiators
was hatted To the home rendezvous by
Herb Moran. There were two out when
this happened.
Moran was OF great value TO the Reds
in this series Hit batting did as much as
4 not more than the efforts Of any other
ore Individual to increase the discom-
f'ure of the Giants. But Moran has done
all Tie damage he will do to the Giants
a. Red Cause why. he has been sold
20 theBostons. The transaction which
sends the player who was a thorn In the
nesh ~ the Giants the last three games
to the Braves the Giants closest pennant
rivals, was made last night. and Moran
IL TO report 60 Stallings tomorrow, 1t is
understood. Red killifer from the Min
neapolis club is to report here tomorrow
AM play centre for the locals. Moran is
In tough luck going from q second d.
vision collection OF talent TO a club which
10 making strong fight for the cham
porship.
The Giants led for a while to-day, were
behind Tor while. tied for while then
beaten with two out in the ninth inning.
Ames pitched sterling ball all through
and Tesreau went along invncibly for
i've innings. His effectiveness was
brushed aside long enough In the sixth
for the Reds To make two runs on four
n.ts, one a scratch by Herzog. The defeat
Ia charged TO Demaree who went In with
tn score a tic.
1hcr" was more dash in the playing OF
the Reds than the Giants and Helnie
Groh along with Moran and Gonzales
was a prominent agent in the maltreat-
meHt of the champions. Heinie made a
timely l, and killed couple OF alien hits
BY brilliant stops There was sharp field
Ing and wabhly fielding on both sides,
ara the Reds won because they were
more productive with the stick. When
opportunities came the Giants gave an
''.r' OF that helpless sort OF exhibitions
N"'h has featured their attack since
f''N have fallen upon tOhogganing days.
!oe' seven Of their last eight with the
hel' and have lost nine of their last ten
games Inability To hit makes the team
'o'" sluggish, and alert mental attitude
missing, yet the players are all con-
od they can do better and will take a
OK brace. At the rate they are going
'h'E have bright chance of returning
nome a. the bottom of the first division.
j Was something Of a novelty when
me 1''anis scored first. Meyers sliced a
'"o Dagger 10 left I'm the third inning, the
.'t getting hy Twomby. who made a
nara Try 'ur H. Tesreau hit savagely 10
''r' putting Meyers on third, Daniels
m.Sludged ',echcr's long fly and his awk
ward playing Of 1t gave Bescher a two
.dsser. on which Meyers scored. Feeble
''Pa followed Tesrcau slid, rs he had
perfect right to do, but the partisan
l".e rode him for humping into Con
I',"s' who N"ld on 10 the ball Burns
'''''Noi with another force-he didn't
.N' "a Dat 100 the scries-and the Giants
score again until the eighth. when
''.'lS singled, with none out Muir
tE, running for the Chief. took
''d on poniln's splash to AIMEE Besch-
gle scored Murray Grants bid
~ H.t was ruined by Grohs iridiscent
'"n ana Burns grounded to Herzog
'''.',is good pitching ana tidy sup
..t tho Reds In subsection for Ave
fletcher made a hne play
~ N." fourth \ poke bounced off Ties
I''.s hands and Fletcher grabbing II
.. '"' 't back Of second base heavec
'''" out Robertson swarmed over
N n''. and baked Bescher, 20 that
,'''1'.'. -, nlke two bagger, bu
'.' N.r" two out and the Cuban was
>, .'''71 made his second hit in the sixth
n'.l' '"op went lazuy to the innelc
t'lf' ana couldn't he handled In tim,
''' wtlut Moran, who had stoler
- took third, TNombly belted Tos
,''N a.. 'olid s!nglo aud scored Moran
Won N".r't2 forced Herzog at third
,'' N'olt one base blow and bruugh
t' IN" poutagun. Bescher dldn'
S'" nng throw in to smear rwombly
~. b t"u"d the ball way wide of tn
vsto IL" closed the inning. however
splendid catch of line drive.
'.'s justl'd one of pomarccs SLOW
MT IN the ninth. Ames OF
was IN" second out For the see
"a tine ,orios Moran raised
' io place ia centre whor
wasn't The latter was playini
WEI 70 the eft for Moran, By the tim