The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21
No games scheduled for to-day.

The Reds are the most profuse error
makers that have visited New York this
season The Giants beat them yester-
day, although greatly outbatted by them.
The score was to 2, showing that the
Giants not only won. but won easily.
Likewise tho Champions made only one
clean hit in the winning. They didn't need
that one. They could have won without
any hits
New fork's half of the fret inning was
delirlous period for the Reds who
stuffed 1t with enough fielding and bat
terry errors to make Ave runs for the
Giants. With Tesreau pitching and ho. d.
ing the Reds firmly in Restraint when he
mad TO- I'VE runs were too big an i'm
lost ior the Red Eisors to carry. Then
again the Giants played another OF their
iiawiess, FURNISHED fielding games.
In both battles OF the present vendetta
with the Reds the Giants have displayed
superior dash, generaiship and coolness
Whatever strain there has b. en- in a series
on which first place for the time being
depended has shown Itself solely among
the Reds. The Giants haven't been ruff
He'd in the least, though keyed up a 1T
! tie higher than against the other West
ern teams. The Giants merely have
done what they have done oft,n before
played a game OF high quality under pres
sure.
The high quality yesterday was on the
defensive and that was all that was
needed after the first inning Although
they didn't do any hitting In the first in
ming. the Giants did chop the ball here
and there, or walt II out at the bat or
mix up their tactics BIO as to harry the
Reds and create openings for runs Err
rors and passes did for Herzogs big spit
lnT 1n In
HCrzog brought In another youngster,
snyder, who pitched a corking good game
Not that there weren't hard hit balls OF
of him, but with the exception OF a two
Dagger by Burns. they went to fielders.
Niehoff made throw on Bischer in
the first inning which pulled Hoblitsell
off the bag. Hobbys hands were wrapped
around the bal, but his foot wasn't on
the base when Bescher crossed II. Burns
walked and Fletcher's bunt In front OF
the plate was fumbled by Clarke. A
run was forced In when Doyle walked.
Douglass slowed up Merkles lab so as
TO give Herzog play on 1t, but Herzog
fumbed. Another run was In and the
bases still flled Robertson flied to Mil
err ana the runners remained stationary
Stocks out, via Niehoff and HoblitzCll,
scored Fletcher. Doyle danced over on
a wild pitch Herzog booted and juggled
Meyers's grounder and Merl,ie scored.
Tesreau ala some pltchlng In the sec
ond Niehoff poled safely to centre, Hob
.itzell to left, Nobody was out and the
course was clear for runs. In a short
time II wasn't SO clear. Tesreau struck
out Bates and threw out Clarke Doyle
made n swift play on Yinglings teasing
ground ball Nie.ofr. Herzog and Hobby
made a sparkling double play In the New
York second and shunted aside trouble.
Henle Groh had his vicissitudes reach
ing second In the third He walked with
two out and tried three times to steal.
A foul recalled him each time On tho
fourth attempt he did steal, but Tesreau
applied the Whit treatment to Miller and
terminated Hienies career as n tourist.
quick and accurate throw by Meyers
in the fourth broke up Red rally. Me-
hon. the first man up doubled. Hob.