The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
To-dsy's Schedule.
New York in Pittsburg.

Tho Giants won the first game from
the Phillies yesterday with sweeping
attack in the ninth inning. Larry Doyle
sending In two men ahead of him with q
homo run. The score was to 4. In
the second game the Phillies went In for
some sweeping themselves and won in
the FIRST inning. The score was to .
Therefore the finale of the first game
md the beginning of the second were
decisive periods. and they were full of
lightning bolts. Mattison. who had done
wen up to that time. saw victory batted
away from him in the ninth inning and
in the second course Tesreau lasted a
third OF an inning. He gave three bases
ON balls three Dagger followed and
JET was carried to the clubhouse on II.
In both Of his last two appearances
resreau has been knocked out of the box.
Demaree succeeded him yesterday and had
more accurate aim but no more effective
ness. Triples off Demaree mad Tesreau.
ocreamers they were, and a mess OF bases
on balls and sacrifice hits produced seven
runs for the Phillies in the first two
innings.
The Giants knocked Jacobs out OF the
box in the first inning OF the second game,
but they never could make much Roadway
against Mayer. though they hit him hard.
AZ Mayer and gets away with it, The
good work of the Quaker outheld and the
fact that at least five rip snorters went
busting straight to the suburban guar.
dians helped Mayer to survive.
Becker in particular player capable
outheld for the Phillies. The whole OUT
field force. the three Giants and the
three Quakers, contributed to an after
noon of exceptional defence In the out
skirts. Becker caught a Ny propped mp
against the left field palings, Burns
awaited for one and tined II with one hand
and Davey Robertson squirrelled up the
concrete wall in right and wrapped a
horny hand around the much punished
missile.
The playing OF the Giants wasn't with
Sut its imperfections. but they never
claimed to be supermcn, and II may not
bo amiss now and then TO give praise
for their good work. They won four games
out of fye from the Phllles, which is
fairly satisfactory and shows a modcum
Of ability. Yesterday their pitching aver
aged poor. but they did some straight
from the shoulder hitting to Indicate that
they may totter along for a while yet
and mako their presence felt.
Tho pitching of Frommc. Tesreau and
Delnaree did not radiate with skill but
old Hooks Wiltso did tidy turn in tho
box In the first game, and in the second
the two cubs Schauer and Schnpp. did
capitally. Schauer served for five in
nings of the second combat, and his pitch
ing was the best Of any shown by the
populous array OF twlrlers. True. he was
pitching At a stage when II was nothing
TO lose and everything to gain for the
Giants---that IL, he was not under stress
but he displayed skill and steadiness.
Fromme did we'll enough in the first
game except in the nfth inning. In the
NTH he was bruised for three singles
,,tx ..Ith haz y 1...Il Il,
tho amassing OF three runs. The phillies
held two run lead when the New York
ninth was begun. Robertson slapped NJ
the first ball Madison pitched and sent
a single TO centre. Merklo took the -four
bali route.
There were two strikes on Doyle When
he met one with full force on "A vital spot
Cravath tried TO head of the liner, but II
went past him whining and struck ths
wall. Gaby turned and gave chase and
Paskert, who hdn't backed up the plaS
with mathematical nicely when II caromed
on the wall, had a long run to overtaks
tho ball. Doyle beat the frantic relays
and crossed the plate standing up
Rcscher's batting helped in the first New
York run and his batting and base running
helped in the second. In the third inning
M let a pop f,y from Cravath fall safely
but this poor hit Of work cost nothing
Mike Donlin appeared as n pinch hitte,
IN the Seventh WIN TWO on bases lnC
etrucl, out,
Triples by the Philles broke up IN.
second game. Tesreau paved the way
for the first one by walking three mer
IN the first inning. Then Luderu.
ysvelined a three Dagger on 4 beeline t.
'fdft centre. The pedestrians all becam,
runners and ran 10 the plate. Psskert.
sacrifice fly brought T.udcrus home.
t. Burns rakcd Demaree for Il tripl,
In the second. Fletcher fumblcd on Byrn.
and Becker smote a triple to right. II.
trotted in with the seventh run on 10
jtcrt's long fly to Burns. Georgia maxim.
q beautiful catch Sohauer and SchupI
put crimp In the smuggling for the re
. nainder OF the game.
In the New York first Rescher singled
nnd Burns doubled Commandment Dooi,
~ once found a seat for Jacobs on lh
bench. Fletcher brought Rcscher hom
y s;ith - 'ly TO Paskcrt and Robertson
clouted the ball "A fearful clout Parker
offended to the fearful clout with
catch which called for speed a sure clutcl
srA perfect Judgment.
After Bescher had doubled in the thir
he Was thrown out at the plate whe
Burns singled to Becker Piez coache
IN home and coached not wisely but to
wiil, although he "s,ue in erect as
17camore tree and probably would hay
heen safe had he made use Of a slide
which Is considered good thing TO d
/ On close play Hits by Robertson an
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