The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
ro-dsy's Schedule.
.a. rAnAnlEA

rNe renovated Reds buzzed around Jeff
resTeau IN one inning at the Polo Grounds
yesterday and stung him hard enough 70
hea, him and the other Giants Herewith
assembled. The score was 8 to and the
elk runs came clustered In a second in
ming ianborec An error by Fletcher
made matters worse, but without II Tes-
yeau's battery errors and the hits Off him
would have accounted for more runs than
the Giants could fetch.
Teereau pitched splendidly both before
and after that and II is hard to under
stand what came over him In the de-
ttructive second He pitched as well as
Bill Douglass the rest OF the time, and
that is saying a good deal, for Douglass
lad his splitter sizzling and breaking to a
lEh point OF effectiveness. The Giants
either made clean hits or next to moth
.ag-barring three hard smashes to out
felders-and they weren't flush enough
with clean hits to be formidable.
The rudeness with which he was treated
IN the second inning aroused Tesreaus
Ire and he moved the Reds down the rest
a. the time Too late Douglas, moved
me Giants down all the time. The Reds
ilayed d snappy. sparkling game Few
Iersors including the Giants. expected 10
zee th~rn beat the champions three times
T. euccession. but two victories made
Them fee they could do II again and be-
fore the Giants adjusted themselves 10
She demands OF the Saturday occasion
they were swamped, outplayed.
Herzog and Groh, former Giants, were
prominent IN the overthrow with their
erfclent work. as was Bertram Daniels
whose PLAYING the last two days has made
Polo Grounds patrons wonder why the
nance regime ever let him 80. Great
DAY all around for the Claque which is
t'rong 70 tho visiting team II the visiting
team hapoe-s % DC ahead
Tesreau struck out two Reds in the
nrs; inning. and there was no forebod,nr
OF the clouds which were gathering over
MN There was one out in the second
inning when a home run belched from
the sentient slepstlck OF He,nie Groh. I,
belched AZ the way 10 the left field
bieacNers That was Just a forerunner
y modified hit--a two bagger-belched
IRON the waving pestle of Heinie OF
thappy or whatever II In he's called
Moran.
He.H;e or Ludwig. or whateve- nj,
nrrt name Is, Mollwltz hit TO Fletcher and
Fe,nie o. Ludwig legged II to second
h!e Heinie or Chappy was being chased
Fletcher ran Moran back to second ant
fnere touched him and Mollwitz There
vas distinct lapse OF time before IN,
Heesion vas given as 10 which ma wa.
out the same being a needless sta alton
~ Byron, the plate umpire; and he wa,
,ul!y as much out right away AZ whdr
tne decision was given.
But we dlgress from the harrow1nr
METALS which followed. Tesreau nickel
''arse with pitched ball and Douglass
''ad9 single, which scored Moran TIES
reau thought what Byron called balls q,
Daniels and Herzog were strikes. b
'1e' as II may. Daniels fingered at m
en- long enough to draw four balls an
i%tsos hovsred around the shield unit
re !et ny with an nf1eld single Fletche
ulen Tor an out and threw the ball pas
Merhle Clarke, Douglass and Daniel
paced nome zl"efully. and Herzog to third
u9 moved from the tertiary tenemen
20 h!s journeys end when Twombl
slneled
passing solution OF Douglasss pitch
Is IN the fourth inning brought a rt
70 inc Giants. With two out Burns singled
we nrst New York hit. He stole secon
end Robertson doubled to left centre Tw
ms by the Giants In the sixth wer
N-ased about w''h strikeouts Tesrea
trnck out Bescher singled and on IN
I'm and hit reached third when Doyl
.n'le1 Be'char came 10 a dead stop a
s.FoHd' but even then had time 20 tax
NN'd poyle stole. and with peschs
F,neq away on the bases for want OF as
s,,ttanc" Tho extreme precaution q
her,or In sending pitcher out 20 war;
.p was Unnecessary for Burns ana Rot
tlson struck out.
No0w'H saved Hefzog an error In tn
ssnth by jumping catch, and Daniel
Ieured Bescher with a beauteous rur
nhe catch lie caught the ball, and Jus
20 snow that such kind are cnches 70
nm Daniels tossed Il along 10 Mora
VINE st'il running Big league stun
DaNev Robertson forced Burns, VIII
had walked In tho ninth, and stole 80,
mo because Clarke didn't bother to throw
Dolglass vas winding up, playing for n
tat'er, and Davey was stealing third quiz
easily when Fletcher lined TO lef
"ombly dived AMI caught the ball ar
pore Davey could digest the play ar
'Nrea' he was doubled, The score:
CINCINNATI y H. NEW YORK IN. L.