The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30

Rig LEFT and Biz Mac pitched stfr
and exacting duel Yesterday at tho Polo
Grounds and the Giants won tho battle
OF Tie higs. The amount OF safe hitting
up to tho ninth inning could have been
Impressed on the point Of "A pin, but In
me nintn through one Of those rysteri-
ods influences that posipones doing things
until the last moment. then has them done
IN complete contrast to prev ious Efforts,
the Giants expanded long enough at IN.
bat TO muster the only run of the game
IN other words the Giants couldn't gotIga
NcQuillan 81 all for eight innings-st
all 20 far as results we're concerned
nIt IN III" ninth they did neatly aud CON
tdcntl! what up to that time had been
Impossible. punched hits and won Tho
'aore nas To- n.
The work Of Tesreau and Mcouillsn
was 80 good that either pitcher would
nave felt justified in w. ardng the back
'ng ~ ono run a5 al he ue,-ded To bring
nom" m" shc5Nes. Tho one run backing
came 70 Tc,roau. although at a time when
'hcro was no chance for the Pirates To-
10 4 comeback. As e one run anchor TO
NlndNard IN any previous inning would
nave created gloomy outlook for tho
other side. Tho pitchers had 10 GO under
ihe whip all Nh WAY Thcy had to no
ehectlvc All the time and they were until
the last Of the ninth
The honors went to Tesreau He con
Quoted the Whole nine innings mvulnor.
'p'y. whereas McQuiildu slumped in the
'nriew period Al that his pitching.
WhlIe not ds stsn"h as Tesrcau's not as
mourning was "a credit to him Both Of
me Brobdinguags fought their way clear
rom eHuen danger time or two
Tesreau gan crrsntly and sent three
balls sw'shing past Meusor's head He
nut the neat three balls within the strike
limits and tanned his man with two
out Mowrey waited Wagner's single
nut him on third. Wagner got out for a
steal. MoWrcv remaining stationary. and
Meyers threw the Dutchman out Tho
latter Jumped up cVclt"dly and denounced
I@soil u''ls'"h' Mover touched me-
was tho burdcn OF his swan song
Tho Pirates had tI,cr NOR mon ~,
bases m the third They were McOuillan
on Merklos error. and Mousor and Now
-! on walks. Wavn,r was the halter
with two OUT. and he famed by lunRinp-
At te'i ones which Tesreau sirenmod
across tho outside edge of the plate. Tho
Dutchman Wv
ire 'rhnts had struggling base occl.
pants an the WAY ~ To- the ninth Rurna
singled IN NJ" fourth and stole second
More anybody Was out. Robertson gave
20 wagner a puny fy. Fletcher foul,d to
wagner threw out Merkle Burns
mates therefore. couldn't release hin,
from tho middle coll '''
The Pirates fell down still hs-dor In
tho NTH Gibson hogan bv snrinp,ne a
'hree hagger Bcscher tried 10 head I,
OFT ana Robertson came over too close
10 Feschei 10 back up properly. Gibson
was held ~ third while Dovlo ,hrou
out McQullan aud Mcnsor struck ON,
care! went along on balls. hut when
ne broke tor second Gibson was pro-
mature Gibson was half way In when
Meyers received The ball Tie chic
gIaoly dcslsted from a throw He I'm.
tl"d down the ifnc and applied the hail
o tho foun1ering Gibby, who had had no
help from th" batter.
The three bagger was Pttsburc,. sac
ond and last HIT The Pirates vere kent
away from hlst base in the last -four
innings. konetchy hit wickedly IN the
seventh, but the ball robounded from Tes.
reaus broad front ana Jeff moved his
largo frame with rspidity, retrieving the
bal from tli" wet N"rdure and throw.
tns Honey out. left il as agile as he
In vast
\ two haggor b. Stock In tho eighth
was the first New York hit after Burns I
single IN tho fourth. MEYERS had pre.
coded It with a hyout and Tcsreau and
Ie,chcr followed It with hyouts
DOVE doubled past kouetchv I'm the
ninth Burns hunted and was safe Ne.
cuillsn bumped into Mowrey and pro.
ronted him from fielding the ball Rob.
o'taone chauc" to win the game van
'Fhed In foul ny, but Fletcher msuled
single to centre over tho closed I'm
iheld and nsylo paced home TIL.
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