The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-28


An nninS inlad with four hits and
q sacrifice nv caused the defeat of the
Giants yesterday. The four hits and
sacrifice A. were rittsburg foats. and
that q good deal moro progress than
the Giants could mako in injecting base
hits into one rally. The reward Of the
rittsburg rally was victory for that
team. The score to I. the Giants
retaliating with y lesser rally in their half
Of the min inning. to which the days
scoring VAS confined.
The transparent and kindergarten
tactics employed by the Pirates In most
OF their games, and employed yesterday.
are all right when enough base hits go
with them. Enough did 60 with them ia
this game. The Pirates didn't bother
Narquard extensively I'm other rounds,
hut In the NTH they found tho Rube for
enough hits and runs to win, and that Was
all they cared about. The ephemeral let
down ~ Maruuard was substantial enough
10 ditch the Giants.
Robert Harmon kept the New York
hits gcattered sufficiently 10 weaken the
nome teams flro considerable. and most
~ their ten hits were ammunition wasted
u vas exceedingly good pitching on
Harmon part to render a copious guam
tity of ssfeties of so little value. He had
sparkling and smart support. It &, true,
bur 50 did Vanguard. The inneld play
was more than ordinarily good, contrihu-
tors to the uinsome work being Wagner.
stock. Doyle and Fletcher. Wagner,
Doyle and Fletcher were connected with
PLAY bordering on tho remarkable. and
high LAS outfcldine was done by Burns,
Carey. Bescher and Mensor. II was
we'll played game Of ball quality stuck
John MctiraW is convinced that Umpire
Eason took away one run from the Giants
by had decision. Merkle was called
ol' ~ the plate in III. second inning.
although to MrGraw, and many spectators
u looked AS II he had slid safely under
Gibson mo. no. called McCraw when
fason declared Merkle out. running i'm
petucusly M 10 the umpire. Mc,;raw
wont. back TO tho coaching lines but re-
opened tho case and was sent 10 the
bench b, Etson Later Eason gave a
close plate decision agaluht tho Pirates
hut they were ahead at that time. and
being ahead Is condition Of well being
that act a. palliative.
New York hits were wasted in the FIRST
inning because after Doyle had singled
Gibson outguessed Doyle and Burns. lie
called for ptchout on run and hit
frameup and threw Doyle out so far it
was useless for Larry "a slide. Burns
singled on the noXt ball, hut the previous
play robbed the hit OF It's sting Occupant
Of the Clean IN Berth Robertson struck
out
Marquard vas effective in tho second
third and fourth innings after black flag
parties had reached base. IN the New
York second q pass to Merle and a doubl,
by Meyers found men on second and third
with none ont. Stock hrandshed to Wag-
ner on which ensued the play that seated
Mctiraw
Gibson and Harmon didn't pa.to any
,me IN tho NTH They didn't stand on
ceremony In FashinG the Ruhe's ,nticc.
ncnts for singles Mensors hunt fzzlod
into force, hut positive drives by Carey
and Mowrcy and Nagner's LIT 20 Burns
were convincing arguments for runs and
brought tho bighting cluster of three
The Giants mad" their one in the sam,
iuning on single bS stock, an inhold ou
and a two Dagger by Doyle.
Inc GIANTS repeiled Doarners ~ In.
seventh with brilliant fielding Care,
singled with one out and took second OF
Rurns's tumble. MoWrcy singled Wag
ncr grounded to Stock, whose deNtrou,
throw IN tho plate retired Carey Kelly
busted hot one through Marquard. bu
Dovlo ashed To the loepard side o
second, scooped tho bali and dipprd II T.
rIetchcr for force ana the third out
In each Of the last -four innings th
second man m for tho Giants singled
Fletcher in the sixth, Donlin N tn
seventh, Burns IN the eighth and Meyer
an the ninth None OF these hits ha,
company TWO flies left Fletcher, DonliI
was caught trying to stretch his hit , tw
files followed Rurns's rap, and afte
Meyers's single in the ninth two NOR
nies constituted supplementary proceed
tngs The score: