The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-28

CHICAGO. Aug Eft was a rornp for
the Giants In to-diy's clash with the
Cubs, VINO were beaten by "A score of to
2. Tesreau held the Cubs down and the
Giants mingled freely with the pitching
Of Smith and Lavender who with Pierce
took vain turns nj trying to hold the
New Workers in check. IL the Giant.
didn't make base hits they sauntered
lions On passes aud the slovenly de-
fence Of tn Cubs made the game sull
more OF a sinecure for the Knlckerbocker
-alent
George Burns bounced on the ball for
three base blast in the third inning.
and from ia, moment that coup with Ia.
ash Was delivered the Cubs we're beaten,
Tor thu urln expansion jolt came with
three men on bases. wiped out "A small
LEAD which tho cubs htd compiled and
forced the home guard to trail the rest
oil the game. The Chicago p.tcnng was
mediocre and the CLANS put through
clever base running tactics. wAich added
20 Tho confusion OF The home folks.
Archer threw out NcTa Giants stealing
but they negotiated four steals by get
ting leads on tile Cub pitchers and by
shrewdly choosing the moment to steal
The Chicago .nue" defence presented
broken front with Sweeney out. though
johnston covered second all right The
egring OF Cotridcn at short was extensive
and Zimmerman at third. at the bat and
as a cdntlnkerous actor, made something
of show o; himself role in which he
ought TO be letter perfect.
lnfiicting a fine OF 500 on Zim for his
part in tho Chicago Boston brawl yester
day, but leaving him In the game. didn't
Fg.H
this game. He did make hit and drive
IN a run, but he was mark for Tesreau
after that In the eighth inning he was
30 sore because Burns ndbbed his smash
far aield that when the bail was returned
10 the inneld he picked II up and tred II
Into the stand.
Put him OUT" yelled onlookers, and
that Is just what Klein did. zimmerman
1awed a moment before he decamped and
as ne wa crossing the field he put his
thumbs to his ears and wriggled his I'm
gers at Klein, a silly wlndup to a silly
outbreak by one who couldn't let two
consecutive days go by without election
from the teld on each.
After Safer had been passed by Tes-
yeau In the nrst inning Zimmerman, who
hadn't mad time to become peeved at any
thing, crashed a two Dagger TO right.
which was two Dagger because clumsily
, played by Robertson. Salor scored and
Fletchers relay to Meyers, which wouldn 1
have mad SAFER anyway. was poor and
eludCd Meyers Zimmerman tried To score
also, but Tesreau rushed his huge bulk
back to the plate to back up and threw
out Zimmerman.
The Giants punched hard hitting in the
Third and knocked Smith from the eleva-
ton. Mvrkle wnanged double TO left
and Tesrcau, trying once to sacrifice and
making a frost Of IT, going after bad one,
V.srN. "a 49, Ht Ma Ia
Snodgrass soaked liner to Good, who
held Merkle on third. Doyle walked and
Burns laced past Leach for three bases.
lie followed the procession to the plate
when Smith Embossed a wild pitch
Leach ipped a hopper to Grant in the
Chicago third. Grant leaped and made
an acrobatic stop. but couldn steady him
self in time tor good throw. SAFER
tripled ana scored Tommy Zimmerman.
biting At bad ones, ended the inning with
q pop TO Alerkle. The Cubs had Just one
more good chance to score but blew
it, Goods single and Robertson's error
on the same put Good on third in the
sixth with nobody out Good was left
there Safer rucketed to Doyle, the tenn
pcramculal and decurous Zimmerman
swishcd himself to the bench by frantic
lunges at balls which hardly were within
reach and Schult" raped feebly to Royle.
Robertson greeted slow one in the
sixth ana rolled II 10 lett Tor TWO base.
Corridor muffed the throw in and Robby
took third. Grants fly scored him. Rob
ertsou being wabbly In right, Murray TOOK
his place and in the eighth gave the ball
two base ride to centre, His hit, errors
by Corridcn and Lavender and n scratch
single by Merkle helped the Giants to
two runs.
The same number We're made In the
ninth ana without n hit or a sembance
fharptp SnOdgIaSg walked. DOVle flied
out Burns walked Snodgrass and
Burns made double steal on the south
paw, Pierce. Fletcher grounded to Salei
and Snodgrass was caught In n runup
until Corridor hit him in the shoulder
with throw, and then he pranced in
Burns moved up on the play and Hoped
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