The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-05

There u7s restful surcease nom ex-
element and hurrah w game No. l
Of series No between the Giants and
Cubs, PLAYED at the Polo Grounds ye-ter-
day and won by the Giants. TO |.
This resttul surcease was comparative
II was intensified because Il followed tho
b,ister and quarrelSomeness Of the New
York-Cincnratl series To those who
like buslnessllke baseball even when not
attended with lot OF sound and fury.
yesterday game was not upattractive
Jim Vaughn, with n growing reputation
as Giant killer and who pitched most OF
The game for the cubs, has been pressing
Mathsvson for tho league lead IN games
won, and the Giants Thought It would be a
GOOD plan To- jump IN and strike a blow
for Matty. 10 say nothing Of keeping
Vaughn from downing them 50 often az
80 become a mental hazard Rather than
let Jeems flourish 70 the extent Of beating
them merely by tossing his glove into the
ring the Giants pulled him up with a jerk
Besides they were due and needed the
game
Vaughn stacked ur against pitcher
who was better than he. Rube Mar
guard. none other than the uncertain
Rube. did such excellent work against tic
Cubs that they scored only once, and
not At all after the first inning In the
literary fashion OF the period. when a
pitcher looks particularly good he looks
Ike million dollars. Following out this
scholarly and elegant mode OF expression.
Marquard looked Ike the returned cargo
OF the Krouprinzessen Cecllie.
Tho Cubs opened hostilities with a loud
hang. There were two balls and three.
strikes on Leach in the first and he was
fouling of balls by tho gross and threaten
ing TO stay up there Indefinitely when he
caught one flush on the proboscis and
sent Il baloon,ng into left Held parduet
for q home run. All the damaging bat
ting the Cubs did was compressed into
that o;e hit Four scattered hits were
ell that remained IN the Chicago Delaying
pins The Cubs didn't bristle with aggres-
sveness. hut A team which isn't hitting
seldom seems 10 be.
Wilbur Good, Peter Knisely. crack hit
ter In the Magnolia belt, and Heinrich
Zimmerman were retired almost as
quickly on ground balls in tho first as
II took for Leach 10 make tho circuit
Sweeney singled In the second and was
caught mapping Archer singled with one
out In tho third and was held At first
and Sweeney made an 'nAeld hit I'm
tho seventh with two out, but Jimmy
never reached second. Roger de Gov
rrlev Bresnahan tried 10 put him there
but his liner was nabbed by Fletcher
who went aloft for tho same, thinner
man doubled in the ninth with one out
and was held on Saer's pop Nv and
Sweeney's liner TO Fletcher. which wa
IN hot II turned the shortstop half way
around
The Giants won IN tho sixth and sew
enth, when they tapped Vaughn for Nv,
hits Bescher was forced after making
single Burns enjoyed tho only stroll
on Hippo Jim Fletcher came through
with a timely single, scoring Doyle, ano
Burns followed TO tho plato on an over
throw by Good
Mclean made a scratch hit 70 Zim ir
The seventh and by superhuman exertioI
reached second on single by Stock
Reschers double brought Picz, Mclean
relief, homo and put Stock on third
Stock waited for Doyle's sacrifice fly e
come IN.
\ distinguished absentee from Sev
me York bench was Manager Mcfraw
Mac Is or the bench for the remande
Of tho week That was the sentonc
Imposed on him for his row with I'm
pire Byron on Monday He gets nv
days suspension, two DAYS longer thai
the usual sentence when sinner is az
down The score