The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-04
To-day's schedule.
Chicago in 81 Louis 1.-TWO gsmes).
plitsrurg in Cincinnati 1.-TWO games).


Tn Giants yesterday went through
,orr afternoon Of delicate hitting. but they
broke oven with the Braves. They lost
me hrst game by score OF to and
won IN. second to o. They made seven
hrs In the first game and one in the sec
ohd. but the Braves batted tenderly them
selves IN the second, and the superior
r,,ch.nc Of Rube Marquard, who was the
Richard OF old, stripped their cudgels OF
al power.
Superrunerares were in the lineup for
ne Braves AZ various spots and shared
n the plentiful hitting off Fromme and
Schunp IN the first game. Fromme. how
ever. wasn't any snap. He kept the hits
very much scattered. and four runs from
a,tr.7 hlngl,s for the Braves wasn't gath
ciane bacon at any profuse rate. Poor
base running IN the latter part OF the
game. when they did most Of their hitting,
sroIleI q pretty fair chance for the Giants
70 win this game.
The double stretch of competition con-
sisted largely of features. The outstand-
ing ones were: The extreme degree of
,klN and enterprise with which Maran-
vile and Fletcher covered the short field ;
tho fielding OF MerSle and Burns the bat
ting Of Boston Smith the good pitching
done all along the line by the Boston con-
scripts except Crurcher. and the even ex-
celleuce of Marquard's pitching
rrcppirg for the worlds series, Stall
rngss master workmen, Richard Rudolph
and william James, did the boxing for the
first three innings Of the first and second
game respectively. They were expert box
lists, each going through his prep dose and
short time Of service without allowing tho
Giants a hit
s'allngs Is taking his men, his mound
force IN particular. up to the blue ribbon
series with extreme care. His secondary
strength looked pretty good In the first
game yesterday, cooperating with the
others in a good ninth inning punch Just
after the Giants had begun to get dan
gerous. Apropos of the latter develop
rert the Giants, however much the Bos-
tons may have had in reserve, showed
raIIying flashes throughout the series
which were constantly threatening even II
minus the completing wallop
Tho Braves made couple OF runs In
tho fourth inning OF the first game on n
pass to Connolly and hits by Whitfield
Red Smith and Meanwhile In the ninth
Schupp for the second time in n week
lost his grin when he had two men out
Hess was on first base on a single when
pugev and Gather slammed Schupp FOR
two h1ggers.
Tho Giants suffered from double plays
associated with which was weak hitting
with men on bases. also loose base run
mig Hickory Johnson, through indecl'
SION, was caught In a runup In the SIKH
61d was the second one SHARED In double
play The Braves made horseshoe
double play in the eighth Merkle scored
on single an error by Dugey and 6
MT by Murray, and with two still on IN,
ltses and one out Bescher raped hard
The bail shot from Hess's finger tips e
'ldrauvlit who thus was in position u
'ou'h second and double Bescher at first
Burns with men on third and first II
tA' ninth and one out, hesitated between
tlird and home when Maranvllle mad
'n unsuccessful grab at Snodgrass's poke
IT. vas caught and a blight put on
'l'lv Af',r stocks walk the bases wer'
i.rd W'h TWO out and Merkle tried val
i'n'E for a cleanup. Mann backed on
Old o." LETT field fence and took his lonl
o.
~'s los pitching whitewash ball In tn
-''ft zane Vanguard alone stood be
''"r Pine Boston pitching trinity and
p" game. lie pricd on the only do
'..- safety Crutcher was the one 4
ne weight of the Rubes brotherles
spear
I0r h.. however. had nothing to d
with Sew Norks run. After Rudolp
Pad d.." hs portion Dick Crutcher mean
t.rgd 20 the emnence. The only point o
I'-.Wu tu,c between Crutcher and Ru
.nN "ts m first names, A passive pol
'rs all the Giants needed to scor
ON '~uohcr, They had only to stan
.' 'a.' at the plate while Bin Klein Gale
'A. ""e two, three or four balls, as IN
might be, -Four balls were Gale
i''' 'mo. Doyle, Burns, Snodgrass an
Grant were tho donees, and as none Q
lhhm vas removed after taking to IN
c1ns'ways DOYLE scored on the same prr
t'ro hat a hiled bucket won't hold an
moro water
Strand. like Rudolph. didn't allow
h' Therefore the unique spectacle {
team losing a game in which two
'- '"'"'rrr purvcyrd pitching of the hi
'.-- .NrI somebody wins n pennant ever
;.oI lui leave II to the Giants for rel
''.' GOO N0wFoever Doyle was entltle
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