New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
Babe Adams Makes No
Ginning Resistance
This Time.
BIC. ROWD WELCOMES
.N'GkAW'S CLAN HOME
hatty Wastes No Time on Cere-
m0ny and Quickly Sub
dues Pirates.
ity NENNOOD BROUS.

Ecc0 ro.- cyo on .hc cal. say stmc
r-,<c-., at',1 o.nc-s advocate boxing
81 ne cup. bur Chr:s;y No;ncWron, tha
test putte- wco e-.~ ,.:cEcd fo- .he
C.ar.s. p-c:ers TO watch IL. 5scters.
Ttis Mas hard task yesterday. fer.
:rdc..c fion. ~ecen. Attendance figures
So Pittsburgh. watching ;hc Pirates =
far from easy. Even Barney Dreyfu~s
c.arcs tina, ne can't abide the sight
o. tho mon who wear his uniforms.
b.: = the task were disacreeablc
Na-hevso0 made II short. He began
WORK e. o'cloce sharp and at 4:31 he
V.s orr MS WAY 20 tine shower bath
. short stop before seeking the golf
course. rig SIN" did rot slight his
vo.,. even though nc scurried through
j. The Giants defeated the Pirates by
,cor. Of 20 and nor" than twenty
thousand rootcrs saw NcGrav's men
in treir frs. home appearance since
their tri0 in the West. 1t was the
s-th s,raich. victory for the Giants.
l1- 'ho Cabs are still upon the heels o.
tho leaders for they, too. kept up their
VIM nc ways.
Nathcwsou had planned TO catch a
5:15 train for the links and. finding
hmself just bit behind schedule in
'-c middle Of the ninth inning. he pro-
CecCcd 20 hurry things along by strlk-
jig ont Hans Wagner and Joe Kelley.
"Bahc" Adams was his pitching rival.
Recent" "Rahe" had 10 20 twenty-oAe
irr nc, against Vanguard for a defeat.
y Yesterday three was his limit.
Although the score was close enough,
r.n Pirates never we're very serious
c,~-1n5,r,. 80 lacking in fight was
:a.l play. Man Carey. the theological
student. was the only visitor TO show
,-.0 Cash Ct agCresSiveness. After
. strike had been called against him
>. -s;d something 10 Qulgley about
I.-lcstiuation and the odds against
a. .mnre's being among the elect
The Giants played Ike men with
mission in life. Burns was the chief
ari:ator. lie drove home two of his
teammates with a brace OF two-base
hts ard twice he crossed the plate
himself Davcy Robertson seems TO
have left his batting slump behind him.
j. the West ne was easy for time.
and - was reported that the men who
pitched curves 20 him instead Of fast
balls found MIN easy enough, but yes
terday Babe" Adams. one Of the best
clrve-Oall pitchers, could not fool the
s ugger
Robertson also came within an ace Of
making feature play in the field. In
the third inning Max Carey drove
bal. 20 right field And Robertson. not
d. pursuit. leaped high against the con-
crete wall 20 try a catch. Back from
the barrier bounced the ball, and so
did Robertson. But the sphere car
romed 20 the right. while Davcy
bounced away 20 the left.
Somebody should tell Robertson
something about the solid nature of
con rete He seems TO think that ne
can buck the big wall at the Polo
Grounds just as he used 20 hit the line
back in his college football days.
Chief Meyers was concerned in a
rost unusual play in the first inning,
when ne ran all the way 70 first base
@ put out Konetchy. There was no
race. however. for Konetchy thought
rs little zap was foul and never moved
away from the plate while the Chief
vas carrying the ball down 20 the base.
Men q long baseball memories declared
icat !. was The first time they had ever
feen catcher make a putout al the
bag.
Konctchv met the bal solidly on one
occasion. for IN the seventh inning he
y, TIE ball into the left field bleachers
or home run. Pittsburgh did things
o. a liberal scale, and annoyed the
f-Crekeepcrs b. using three pitchers,
go cztchers and three pinch hitters.
g. deeply did Fred Clarke dig into his
ssrable supply Of recruits that he
found one Young man who had never
before played in a big league game and
commissioned him 4 a pinch base run
Te- Snafer was MS name, but he
cones IRON West Virginia, not Cali
for, 4. and he hasn't trace Of tenn
le,ament.
Tre Giants began 70 score Just as
sccr o. they had d chance 20 bat. In
TIE very first inning Bob Bescher
s-~ac1ed = single over second base.
D,yle 2. ed out. but George Burns made
: ft.. double. long hit % right, and
f..-~-r vent % third On one Of Nc
G-.<. modified squeeze plays Fletcher
id down = cunt and was safe AZ hrst,
,-te P.e-acf scored. In the AcGTa"
.-r ~ .querze the man on base comes
CO. a,olt naf way home until ne sees
f,a, --r batter mas succeeded IN meet,
~ ne bali Dayy Robertson's 10" ana
frc.g liner - Tight centre scored
E-.r
-:e p.,a.t, slorel once in rhe second
!.,,g o. s.rClet b. old Hans wagner
a. y14nZ Joe Kelly, sacrifice by
Err,,rt~ and an irfelG out. Inc third
20 TURN runs 81 nc Giants came IN
t-ct, .r1 inning on = double ~ BescHcf'
. l>1D.e W. Bum and a single o.
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