The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-15
CHENEY TRIES AGAIN,
BUT GIANTS FOIL HIM
Six Innings His Tenure on Slab
and Cubs Are Beaten When
He Makes His Getaway.
BOTH SIDES PUNISH BALL
Matty Pounded Vigorously. but
His Mates Pound Harder
Score Is ~ to 3.

Chicago. July i4.--Tiank ODay sent
Larry Cheney back against the Giants to-
day and the Giants sent Larry back to
the bench Tho Giants won by a score OF
ic to s. leading all the way. but having to
do heavy cloutinC TO offset the same kind
Of vigorous bat work by the cubs.
For the second time in the series Cheney
was knocked from the palisadc, his finish
coming IN tho sixth inning Cheney was
Wild and erratic from tho start and was
allowed to stay In too long to promote
Chicago welfare. ny tho time the Giants
woro through bclaborins him they had
such lead that Mathcwson was able to
keen the cubs In their proper place. AL
though the latter ratified the West Side
with their wallopinG of Matty.
nemaroe started. but went only three In
rngs Chicago friends sent him box
OF flowers, which were duly presented be-
fore tho game. with the athletes conven-
,ionslly barring their noble polls with
out being jostled with severity Demaree
did show lack Of control. and as the Giants
got away flying McGraw figured that the
best way to cinch the game was 10 entrust
tho twirlins TO Matty. The latter was
scheduled to pitch tomorrow. but McGraw
reckoned that a bird in the hand was
worth two In tho bush. SO tho morrow will
have to take care of itself.
Four home runs. one triple and five
two baggers we're scattered over the land-
scape durins the game. a long hitting
eruption. Tho cnntenders had A detonat-
ing day Of bail busting Mediocre pitch
ing. smuggling and unkempt fielding we're
the component par Of game which was
loose and considerably removed from a
really sklful exposition Of the national
game. The Giants played with confidence
behind Matiy, even II there were times
when he was touched up unceremoniously
and won because Of superior aggressive
ness and because Mathewson was able to
check all Chicago spurts In time.
BcSchcr and SAFER we're tn" batting
kings. with tho former getting a home run
and three singles and the latter home
run and a double and single. All Of
Beschers hits were useful. lie hunted
safely in the first inning and Doyle rode
him home with a two Dagger to the right
field screen. Burns walked and stole
second and Fletcher hated him and DOYLE
home after Robertson had struck out.
Two inisld hits. A poor throw by Stock
and an outfeld hoist gave the Cubs a
run in the first
Beschers hunt an in1eld out and n wild
throw by Bresnahan gave the Giants "a
run IN the third. Reschers speed and
Goods slow handling n tho perverted peg
enabled Bescher 20 reach the plate. Tho
Cub persons gathered one In the third
when schultz planted homer against the
right field slgnboards
on 4 walk by Mcrkle and hits by Nc
Lear and Stock the Giant had three on
bases in the fourth and none out but
scored only once. ponlin struck out and
Rescher's inheld bounce brought in Mcrllc.
Doyle and Burns tapped ralidly TO the
inheld.
The first thing Matty did when he came
IN was To- hit Cheney on Tho surcingle
Goods pop fly fell between Robertson and
Doyle and the only Zim hit to tho ram
parts for three bases. Smart fielding by
Nerkle and Matty on Saier's fiery
Grounder ended the inning with tho Bru.
ms still trailing.
None NJ the hard worked gladiatorf
reached first IN tho nth. but that round
was merely a lull. The Giants made A
concerted assault in the sixth and bca
Cheney up in fierce style Mclean wa.
shot on tho wrist by q pitched ball TIL,
Chicago claim that the ball hit the b1
was received ny the umpire in stonS
silence. Mathewson pierced right centre
with a single. DOYLE banged two haggcl
20 right and scored from second on q wild
mitch. Burns inflated the background
with home run Murray singled hotly
lined safely to rft. -Four Of the five hit
md four Of the five runs came with two
out.
Williams and Safer saluted Mathewsor
with two baggcrs in the sixth, the sew
enth was q rcactionarN goose egg innin;
and in the eighth Bescher pounded the bal
so far over Leachs head that hc finished
the home run on a dog tro',
Lavender doubled in the eighth, Leacl
.meared the left field foul line with TIVE
hagger and Safer unparked the ball Will
hi that carried II over the high RICH
field barrier and into another ward Yin
followed with u single and there was onl'
one out hut Natty worked Schultz AM
Sweeney with lohs and curves and suc'
other Vaccinations az he holds in re
serve for pinchos and put tho clamps ol
the struggling cubs.
The curfew journey consisted of Muir
ray'e base on balls and steal and punc|
- the mid-moadow by Morklc. TIL
ecors: