The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-01
HARMON QUITE POOR;
Raglan EQUALLY GOOD
Therefore Dodgers Even Score
With Pittsburg in Second
Game Of Series.
PIRATE HURLER's AIM BAD
First Half Of Game Contains
Much Of Interest; Latter
Portion Tame.

Pat Ragan's nicotine delivery proved too
much for tho Pirates at Dbbets Field yes
terday afternoon and Fred Clarke's forces
were halted abruptly by n count OF to 8.
The victory for the Dodgers squared the
count In this second series.
Raglan was good and Harmon was not.
That summarizes tho tale. Pat held the
reputed Huggers TO i've safe blown and
segregated these in such fashion that the
visitors had little chance Harmon was
found for nine singles In SIX rounds. He
augmented his personal disaster by fhuity
aim. Mamaux VINO tossed the last couple
OF innings for the Pirates was very little
better than Harmon. Ho yielded a run
IN each inning.
The frst half OF tho game was inter
estng enough. Brooklyn got away in
front with one down in tho frst Jake
Daubert doubled TO left. lie took third
when Stengel singled through Mowrey and
scored while Zach Wheat was forcing
Stengel.
The Corsairs tied in the fourth. Col
Tins dropped the hukiest sort OF Texas
Lacquer behind Cutshaw and advanced on
Caray's grounder TO Deubert. Mowrey hit
to right for tho tying run. Hans Wagner
was safe on Smiths bobble. but in the
crisis Cutshaw raked in very hard
liner from Kelly and by quick throw
90 Daubert doubled up Wagner before
Inc could scramble back to his proper
station.
In the afth the Dodgers settled Har-
mons fate. Rrooklyns battery started
the trouble for after McCarty stroiled
Don Carlos Raglan dropped perfect bunt
down the left line. Dalton grounded TO
third and Daubert skied TO Carey 100
close in for McCarty to attempt score
with the home team on the run Harmon
lost Stengol. The pass filled the bases,
which Zach Wheat depopulated by
TRIPPING or the right field wall
The cannonadng was continued In the
sixth After Egan whitfield Smith doubled
to left and McCarty hit to right for two
bases. Ragan's out by way If Viox put
his battery mate on third. Dalton's sim
gle drove in the runner. Dalton took
third on Dauberts clean hit into right.
With Jake he worked a successful double
steal. Stengcl outguessed Harmon for
free TRANSPORTATION. hut Collins made
pretty catch OF Wheats hard liner.
In the meantime pittsburg had scored
in its half OF the sixth ~ q result OF
Smiths Wild throw on Wanger. The mis-
cue let in Carey. who had walked with one
out, from the midway station. The Pirates
scored for the last time in the seventh.
Konetchy singled and Viox walked.
Leonard batted for Gibson. His gr@under
70 Cutshaw advanced the runners. Ham
Hyatt. sticking for Harmon, drove out
a long fly to Stengel that enabled Honey
to tally. Raglan uehtened and struck out
Collins
Mamaux began poorly in the seventh by
walking Cutshaw Egan got the twirler
IN the hole and then straightcned a groove
ball into right. sending his predecessor to
third base. Kelly made a nifty catch of
Stnif I'm arfy TOD In yx-fth
his second double TO right that brought
the runner home. MamauX was pulled
out OF the hole when Pat Raglan hit into
a double play.
\ muff by Collins IN the eighth let IN
Brooklyns final run. II would havo been
the third out II the right fielder had
made the catch. Singles by Dalton and
Stengel were sandwiched round Daubert's
fly to Kelly and followed by Wheats easy
hoist TO Collins. The score: