The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-04

The Cincinnati Herzog outfit departed
from here last night and left some severe
scars behind them The honr.e guffaw
was all OF their side. for they won four
eanies out OF five from the Giants and
reserved the toughest defeat Of all for
tho Giants 10 swallow until the last They
we're beaten easily In me first game OF
yesterdays double header. to ., but in
the eighth inning OF the second game they
wiped out four run lead with five runs
Of their own and turned what looked Ike
= anecure for the Giants into a painful
chasttsing. The second score was 20 4.
The ninth inning of the second game
brought an eruption OF kicking and
wrargling and the election OF Snodgrass
and MoCiraw from the field. McGraw ran
afou OF the ono or the other OF the two
umpires nearly every day IN the eeries. so
that no should he bounced was nothing
new. However, the attending circum-
stances were little moro squally than
usual.
The work of Messrs. Byron and Johnson
IN the series was more offictous than
efficient II evoked much grumblng from
tho players. In the ninth inning OF yes
terdays second game there arose
wrangle over "A ball fouIed into the grand
btafN. SNOugr ass, VINO was getting reb1N
20 be pinch hitter. was fired for his
part In the affair and when the BAH went
into the stand Herzog, who didn't want
his pitcher to have a new one, came run
ming In to urge Byron TO see that the
old ball was returned to the play.
II was rather a tempest IN a teapot az
eair, but few minutes later Byron turned
to McGraw on the bench and ordered him
TO vamoose. McGraw did but not right
away. He strobe back to the plate with
Byron, shook his finger in his face and
went through the motions of helping the
umpire pull his watch from his pocket
He ceased in time to get out before the
time limit expired and as he was passing
out there was an exchange of talk be-
tween him and Donln on one side and
Herzog. McGraw and Herzog put their
hands to their mouths and shouted and
gestured At each other. From indications
what they said was anything but COM
p!mentary Very edifying and fine bust
ness all around, When McGraw and
Byron were eye TO eye somebody threw Il
pop bottle at their feet McGraw picked
up the bottle and tossed 1t out TO one
side.
In the frat game Mathewson returned TO
his own against the Reds. who hit him
frequently but not effectively, lie held
them in leash with men on bases. The
Giants did lively work in nipping red legs
after the latter had reached the cushions
ana run uONilS III connection with poor
work on tho bases by Herzog and GrOh
helped to render Cincinnati hits useless,
The game bristled with double plays, the
Giants getting three,
Benton was birched solidly by the Giants
and driven from the box, Yingling and
his support were wabbly IN the eighth,
when the Giants made victory sure by add
ing four runs There were singles by
Meyers Stock and Bescher, triple by
Snodgrass, a base on balls, a sacrifice
and d dropped ball by Mollwtz When
Bescher stole second tn this inning a
wide throw by Clarke drew Herzog "a
the right OF the bag BesChers knee or
foot struck HerzOg and laid him out cold
He was carried from tho field with a doc.
tor in attendance. He came back fully
recovered apparently just before the sec
ond game began ana marched across the
plain loudly applauded.
The luckless Demaree went along finely
to- seven innings in the second game He
had the Reds disarmed until tho eighth
and then they swamped him Robertson''
failure 10 hold long drive by Daniels
was costly He tried for the ball on tht
run and dropped II,
The Giants thumped Arues hard IN III,
frs. inning and made three runs, Doyle
Robertson and Fletcher made nfeld sin
giles. Gonzales dropped a throw at thu
plate and Merkle cut in with a two Dagger
Ames was found for three moro single,
and Bescher-and added n run. n they
were content with what they had they
were undeceived In the eighth.
Mllers fly to Burns began the eighth
And after Mollwitz and Gonzales had sin
gled Burns made "A fine catch of Berg
'ammers line lily, The bust came win
two out Daniels who had been n mari
for Demaree, sent in two runs with
triple, Robertson got his hands on tn
ball as he charged out, but wasn't expor
nelder enough to hold 1t, HerZog sent
ocrSye scorchlns over the first bag
Nwomhly hit the ball on the nose AM
cored Herzog, though Bcscher made
retty throw in and the decision At tn
late was close, Nehoff shot one t
oentre and brought in the NTH run
Burns walked 10 open the New Yor
bearhnll. Inl, Ernmnls n ID, Q