New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-15
Old Master Is Hit Hard,
but Teammates Give
Him Runs.
AL DEMAREE DRAWS
RETIREMENT QUICKLY
Four Home Runs a Feature OF
Game, Which McGraw's Men
Take by Force.
rRy Telegraph to The TribunAI


Chicago, July 14.-The Giants and the
Cubs got back to cave man principles
here to-day and fought for suprem-
acv with their clubs. The Giants won
by. score Of IL to s and increased
their lead in the pennant race. In
many ways the battle was reminiscent
or the great cannonade IN the last
series between McGraw's men and the
Cardinals. As in that memorable
struggle. home runs were pientliui.
Burns, BeScher, Schultz and SAFER all
hits the circuit. j..
Nathewson again played the part OF
rescuer after Demaree had been lifted.
Chicago gave the old master terrific
beating. making nine hits in six inn
ings and six runs, but they could not
hammer him from the mound, for al
though the Cubs hit hard the Giants
hit harder.
Bob Bescher proved TO be the bat
ting. leader for the visitors. He made
four hits in four times up. Dave ROD
ertson began the game in right held,
but after he had struck out twice NC
Grsw put him on the bench and sent
in Jack Murray.
Another large crowd turned out.
More than 10000 persons we're IN the
stands when the game began, in spiNe
of the fact that the Chifeds were
competing attraction.
Giants Get After Cheney.
Larry Cheney. who was rudely treat
"a on Sunday, did not make much OF
success in his attempt to atone Tor
tina; defeat. The Giants got after hlm
from the drop of The hat and scored
-,
Bescher beat out a bunt and took
second or Heinie Zimmerman's poor
throw. Doyle's double scored the run
per, and when Cheney made one Of his
Characteristic wild pitches the captain
OF the Giants trotted down to third.
George Burns walked and stole sec
ond. Dave Robertson could not hit
three curves. but Arthur Fletcher
drove the ball to centre and home
came Burns and Doyle.
Singles by Good and Safer, belated
felder's choice and Schulte's sacrifice
fy put Good across the plate for CHI
cago in the latter half of the inning.
Inthe third inning the Giants scored
again. Bescher beat out another bunt,
tbis time tapping the ball up the first
base line. An infield out and an out
field fy followed, and then Robertson
walked. Bresnahan made Wild throw
IN Safer TO get Robertson mapping and
Bescher scored.
McGraw gave Demaree rather short
shrift. Schultz found Steamer" Al for
a home run in the latter half of the
third. but IL was the only hit of the
inning. Yet in the next inning Dema-
rec was lifted TO make way for pinch
hitter. Perhaps il was not so much
lack of pitching as of hitting etfec-
tiveness which moved the manager to
lift his twirler.
Donlin Fans with Bases Full.
When McGraw sent in a pinch hitter
Merkle had walked and Mclean and
Stock had singled, filling the bases.
Donlin was the man who took the place
of Demaree Mike walked TO the plate
iauntily, for when he appeared as
piSch hitter in this city last trip he
made a home run. He fell somewhat
hort of that record to-day and went
back to the bench after taking three
fTuitless swings.
In the latter half of the inning the
Cubs went after Mathewson vigorously.
The old master surprised every one by
hitting Cheney, and then Good singled.
Heine Zimmerman brought both run
ners home with a three-base hit.
This left the Giants only one run
ahead, with the score at to q, but
McGraw's men soon drew away, for IN
the sixth they scored five times. Nc
Lean was hit and then came single
by lMathewson, double by Doyle,
home run by George Burns, an error
which sent Murray to first, stolen
base and a single by Fletcher, which
brought Murray home.
II Is fair to assume that Mathewson
was not extending himself fully toi
the rest of the game, as he was armed
with six run lead. At any rate, he
appeared to be taking things easily
ana was not at all disturbed by a On,
cago rally in the eighth, which yielded
three runs. The series now STANDS
two to ono in favor of the Giants.
The score follows: ..o.
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