The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14

placed hunts In the seventh inning COM
pletely confused Wllbert Roblnson's young
southpaw He confused the rest OF the
cast. And almost as quickly az II can
be told Brooklyn punched Ave palpable
errors with St Louis's four hits and
three stolen bases for the sum total Of
five runs That cllnChed an otherwise in
teresting game for the visitors
Five minutes was all 1t took to make
a horrible example OF Altchlson and Red
Smith. Three quarters OF the rest OF the
time was stolen by Griner to make sure
he would get Synder's eignals right
Griner IL n very cautious fellow. When
any one was on second he would walk
clear 10 first to get the signal. When
men were on the two stations he would
come in to his catcher for whispered IN
structlons. lie deliberated n minute or
two every time before deciding to throw
the ball after he got into pitching posi-
ton Certainly he got on the nerves of
the spectators. He may have been the
cause o, the Brooklyn wlllies
Mr.. Grlner was just about twice as
slow as the wen remembered Joe Doyle
at his worst and Just about twice as
eo'' ~ NhN ooiN 'Vs &c NJ ptsls bTOOh-
Ign didn't have cha &c to score. Dali
ION. who singled to start the fourth, was
he only fret man on. No one got past
second, and only three that far. Dau-
bert, who walked with one out In the
first, stole successfully. but Wilson's shoe
string catch on Dalton killed Brooklyn's
best bid Twice McCarty doubled. There
was only one out In the ffth. Aitchlson
bit at bad one and OMsra popped.
There were two out In the seventh when
the catcher outguessed Grlner Rlggert
sent In to bat for Atch!son, walked
OMara again could furnish nothing but
weak popup. Brooklyn got Ave hits
and four bases on balls No two hits
came In the same inning, and in the
seventh only did the two varieties spring
up at the same time
For six Innings Brooklyn played very
good ball behind Aitchisons clever pitch
Ing. which served only to helshten the
annoyance when the explosion occurt sd
The Cardinals earned run In the third
would have decided the issue anywty
Beck led away with a single and Grlner
sacrificed. Beck took third when Hugh ~
scratched single through OMara and
scored on Magees clea. blow to righ,
Smith made a fine stop of Gathers sharp
sacrificed Beck took third when Higgins
and then doubled the runner at first Mil.
Ter. who started the fourth with a single,
was caught stealing. That was Just about
the extent OF the damage done to AltcAl.
son In six innings.
But oh. what lot of college baseball
the Dodgers had ZIP their sleeves for the
unsuspecting fans. 1t spill In the I'M
lucky sew nth, when the Cardinals batted
all the way around. Miller hit to left
When Wilson sacrificed Aitchlson threw
the ball ten feet TO the outside OF Dau-
bert. IL bounded out toward right and
ftiggert hastened IL thitherwArd with u
prize soccer kick. BY the time he got
the pellet back where II belonged Wilson
was pulled up at third and Mi Ter was
cooling of on the b nch. Whltted's single
to centre tailed Wilson. Snyder's sac
rihce advanced the Chief. Beck laid a
perfect hunt toward Smith. who Insisted
upon trying his arm against dead GER
tainty. His throw went Wild into the
stands. Beck took second and Whitfield
scored on the error. Cutshaw did man
age to stop Grlner after juggling momen-
tarily but Beck reached third meanwhile
He scored when Aitchison's overthrow
gave Higgins an extra base on a hunt hit.
Smith then fumbled on Magee who i'm
mediately made blum Of stealing sec
ond. When McCarty threw down to Cut
shaw Husr'ns stoe home, Masee then
stole second and third In order. but
Gather very kindly popped to Cutshaw.
Schmutz pitched the last two innings for
Brooklyn and acquitted himself very well.
Zach Wheat tried to entangle him by
muffng Wilson's ny with one out In the
eighth. But Schmutz raced over to first
when Whitfield fouled to Daubert and was
In position for throw that doubled VIII
son Off that corner. Wilson was the only
man who saw first base in the two in
nings schmutz was serving. schmutx Ia
n strapping big fellow who da lies with
the spiibnll. He will be heard from later
II Yesterdays skill was not simply n fash