The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-30

b..,1n in St Louis
Philadelphia In Cincinnati 1.-TWO games.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29.--The Giants and Cubs
found room TO play two games o.. ball
this afternoon and broke even. The Cubs
won the first, l TO q the Giants took
the second, : to s. The first was IL high
class pitching engagement between Mar
guard and Vaughn, with each doing work
OF purcs, ray serene. The second was
PLAYED wei on the New York side and
shahbiiy ON the Chicago side.
Both games were held up at times by
the actions OF the crowd on the field.
tn back number plant which the National
League club here boasts couldn't take
Car" of the spectators in the stands and
there was a grand rush to the field. The
overflow element formed a solid ring
around the outer garden and on II, couple
o. occasions pressed in so closely to the
outHe,dcrs that time was called to coax.
shoe, shove and drive them back.
Tho crowd had been driven back once
and things were going along toleraby
vel unit. a couple Of mounted police APP
pearcd and succeeded In making rich
and rare mess of their attempts to make
moro room. Instead of letting well enough
alone the cavalry cops made a fine bone
pdy, They rode in among the spectators
and tried to get them back that way.
The hundreds of standees and squat
tiers didn't care much for mounted cops
and spread themselves all over the out
held, almost up to the base lines They
swarmsd all around tho cops, whose ef-
forts 10 control them were ridiculously In
adequate, and pelted the equestrian blue
coats with papers. The two mounted 20
lice finally retired beaten and then the
crowd moved back of It's own accord.
Umpire Bill KLEIN waited patiently and
long for the field to be cleared sufficiently
FOR pay 20 resume The time limit for
such occasions Is fifteen minutes and II
was pretty nearly exhausted The stu
alton however, was made easier for KLEIN
nv Manager McGraw, who went to the
umpire told him he'd wait until order
was restored and said ne didn't want any
game by forfeit The umpire could have
forfeited the game to New York in an
other minute or two, but McGraw said
70 him: Il don't want to win ball
game that way"
There were not enough police. mounted
Or otherwise, on hand in the first place.
and 'ge crowd, while not the biggest that
mas been In tho park, was handled poorly.
me Efforts of the police to provide play
NIX space were pretty lame. There wasn't
more than fifteen feet OF room back of
inc LEFT and centre fielders. Hits were
''F .A'tp anu OVER tnt crown, winch WOulu
nave been caught on a clear field, and
then again hits went over the crowd which
W'l.d nave been three baggers ordinarily.
DIV To-day were only two baggers. That s
me second time within a week. once In
~ Louis, once here that the Giants have
heen IN games IN which the playing was
nun pfr'd by people on the field. due to
."'Qdhe facilities for taking care OF
hit "rpwds
The Giants played two erroriess game.
'-'hN and the first was such a tigh
,"""NS AFFAIR between Marquard anC
Vaughn mat one run won It, That cork
. ss A''or, Victor SAFER. spilled a tw,
naSe h.t against TIE right field screer
ne fourth inning took third on an In
s'' ont and olattered to the plate whei
S'AA'o "gug a single TO right The Cub
na'" JUST two more hits off the Rube
Ground rule two baggers, which woulC
.'N' been caught had the outfeld plcket
w N''n AeWmcd In. Saier's hit was
a''' h't''hy wallop, however, and 1t Il
caught
J re Giants made a couple of waste,
I'7 IN tNo ninth, Merkle led off will
O. but Thorpe couldn't advance him
W tanned on n curve, Snodgrass flee
ID N,h4''" Doyle singled and Burns forced
."N' Tho helding was clean sharp AM
~. ih'. ana among the defensive per
.,"h'rN ~ distinction were SAFER, Archer
"'"er DOYLE and Merkle, Merkle'
iNs
'N" second game the Giants shout
scored ottouer Between hits an
.'mphr'oss wlducss they had six me
vi Bases Ia the first few innings an
NI"ud Only one run from obese oppoT
'..''S In the third Robertson blaze
nome r,H smash to tho right field ram
'I. 70 'oIt which Safer repeated later
wore colossal hits
"1go fielding went to pieces I
''1'" and on hectic errors by John
'ul Humphrcs and hits by Snod
''i Grant tho Giants galoped I
'0''e tn'lios Snodgrass and Doyl