The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27

BOSTON. June 2s.--Stallngs wasn't able
to discover any pitchers who could curb
the hitting OF the Giants this afternoon
and IN a long two hours and A half o..
baseball the Giants ron two games In a
canter. The scores were to and 10
10 I. and after the Giants had a healthy
lead in the first game the rest Of the war
fare droned and moped along with little
OF interest save the undated and heart
felt hitting OF the leaders.
The ringleaders in the assault on the
Boston pitchers were X scher. Fletcher
and Meyers. all OF whose batting aver
ages grew much pumper during the
afternoon. Bescher IN the two games
made five hits and hve runs and cap
tured ten ny balls.
Two az Stallingss best Fingers started
the respective games. but both OF them.
Tyler aud James. were nuts for the for
eign svatsmen. James. who had been
pitching all Corners into a state OF defeat.
was dethroned for the second time in this
series. In the second game ne vac re-
lievod by Cocreham. who had nothing
but motion and a prayer. and the
Giants hit both He was mauled until
the Giants grew tired of running and
took long chances In their indifference to
being put out
Good pitching was done for New York
Mathewson and Fromme did H. Matty
toyed with the Braves all the wa, but
Fromme, In tne form in eight innings
OF the second seance, gave symptoms OF
an explosion in the nth inning He wab-
bled moment then aud tho Braves
filled the bases They were in
fair way to make things interesting
until E'romme and Fletcher put UP a Job
ON James and caught him mapping at
second base. That ended the rally and
the inning. Right there occurred the
break. the turning point OF the game. and
II made the home rooters grosn.
In part OF the first Joust and all OF the
second the Braves were shorn OF the SER
vices OF EVers and Gilbert. as well as OF
Tyler in part OF tho first game Their
constant presence hardly would have at
fected the results. for IL wouldn't have
checked New Works hitting. Tyler said
something to Rigler while at bat in the
NTH inning which caused the umpire to
order him from the game. Gilbert butted
In from the bench and was sent 10 coven-
try TO join Tyler. Evers hurried up to
argue, and 80 conducted II that he too
was exiled. Being out OF the first game
the three men were automatically out Of
the second I,igner's umpirng was good
IN the main. and Boston had no more
apparent cause to complain OF him than
New York did OF Hart
In spots the fielding and base running
Of the Giants was loose and not OF cham
pionship calibre. but the hitting was
And whether the base running was done
with judgment or WAS reckless. II was 80
much more cnterprising than anything
Boston had played In that department
that 1t made the latter folks look station
airy on the bases.
hn Arat
cinched for the Giants in the NTH inning.
Matty sent a single to the screen on the
top of the right field fence. a much more
vigorous thump than some of the home
runs which arch over the fence Bcscher
followed with 4 hit, Burns walked and
Fletcher whanged a triple down the left
foul line, scoring an instant later on an
error. Two hits were made of Matty in
the same inning and he also passed 4 bat
ter. Said events and bobble by Fletcher
meant two Boston runs, being the only
time the Braves were troublesome
The Giants We're engaged In uhooping
things up in the first inning when Jack
Murray made coaching error which
wrecked the aggression. Red overlooked
the rule about not touching runner at
third base. He checked Fletcher by per
sonal contact. laying on OF hands. and
Fletch was a vicarious sufferer. in short,
was out
In the second game the Braves didn't
make "A hit of Fromme until tho hfth
inning. Fromme had his side arm ball
working hne and persistently put the
batter in "A hole by laying the first one
over.
Fletcher aud Merkle batted runs across
for New York in the third and In the
sixth the Giants splntered the delivery OF
rocrehan,. for six catapul,ic singles.
AZ ',,sAl .,,l
with the smuggling, The inning ended
with a superb throw to the plate by Mann,
who doubled up Fletcher
Matty and Larry Doyle went to New
YORK tonight. Matty to rest and Doyle to
BASEBALL TODAY, 3P NJ NV. Am.ri.
cans vs. Boston. Polo Grounds. Adm SOC.
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