The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28

sNtspuis 'HiNdko
The Giants won "A game from the Phil
Hes yesterday which WAS exciting. close
and loose. 1t was "A little closer than ii
was exciting and a little looser than it was
close. AS IT was as close as il could be
without being draw to , was the
score-some idea of its looseness may be
had. IT was as packed with errors as an
antique sofa with horsehair. and as free
hooters. as well as freedom in other lines
Of defensive misbchavior. the Giants
celled the Phillies but they also excelled
them in hitting and partially for that
reason won the game.
Mathewson was the pitcher whom Boss
McGraw stationed on the knob to stay
the bats of the Phillies and Matty rem
dered good account OF his stewardship.
lie kept on pitching effective ball IN the
face OF shoddy support and unrelenting
efforts by his supporting column to kick,
tumble or hurl the game away. lie had
close calls right up to the finish. but his
skill never wavcred and his heart n.ver
missed a beat.
0eorg" Chalmers. who votes in New
York and works in Philadelphia and who
had a group OF friends in the stand APP
plauding him Al every pro,ocation, wasn't
rs effective as Nat,y. for he was hit hard
u.s. III til' tIOSlIE lNflnSS Out ne, 100, WAS
shackled 10 some soiled support. most OF
which was unloaded In the last inning,
when the Giants were hitting. He was
wild and suffered from the high cost Of
giving, inasmuch rs two o. his passes
were interlocked with runs, The biggest
hitting was done by the lttlest men
Bobby Byrnc Jared Marty for three
crashing singles, the same being liners 10
left. and Milton Stock accumulated three
or his own. Stocks. except one. wercn /
as Nard as Byrnes. but Stock stuck his
stick against Chalmerss delivery for "A
three stored stack.
Matty brought home the first run lie
and Bescher both We're passed In the third
and the former went to third when Burns
forced Bescher. Byrne fumbed on
Fletcher long enough for Matty to score
though hc threw out Fletcher. This run
came To the Giants without hit. and in
the fourth the Ph!lles made use OF two
hits for two runs. Byrnes slashing sin
gle rolled through Burns and Byrne, took
second ON the error. Lobert skied to
Bescher. The first Of a series of fumbl-s
by Fletcher was perpctrated on Mage,
Byrne taking third. Meyers was too any-
ious to get hold Of the ball when Magec
started steal and had a passed ball on
which Byrne scored Cravath singled and
scored Mage. but was cnticcd 10 second
on Murray's throw in to Matty AMI
pinched by Doyle
a wide throw by Stock and "A stupid
play by Doyle put Matty in a tight fix
IN the sixth. Paskcrt reached second on
Stocks wide throw and an niield out.
lobert hit to Fletcher. whose throw To
Stock turned Paskert back. Stock threw
10 Doyle, who started to run Paskert
down Pitskcrt swerved, and with the ex-
ciamation The ran out Of line" DOYLE
turned his attention to I.obert. who was
tdg'ng up from first. Larry's throw to
hrst was low and Lobert got back safely
while Paskert reached third. The net re-
suit OF boyles constituting himself UNI.
pre- as well as fielder was two on when
one or the two should have been "A sure
OUT. aiatty wasn't yearning to have Magee
MT and passed him rather than give
MN good one at which to hit. II was
al right, this move. The New York in
neid played back and prevented damage
ny touching off II double play
After Fletcher had walked in the sixth
Doyle forced him. Merke was passed
ana Magee made a superb catch off the
pIeacher boards. lie jamned himself
against them and held on to "A long drive
from snodsrass, This was "A repuise but
lnheld hits by Stock and Meyers brought
Doyle home
There were anxious moment, in the las,
or the eighth and first Of the ninth. Ner.
kie ushered in New Yorlls eighth with .,
Strike out. Snodgrass. who proved a
Naiuhoie substitute for Murray, singled
ne set forth on a steal and Byrne tool,
Niiiiier's Perfect throw. touched the run.
her, then dropped the ball Stock singled
through Murphy, Magee made "A botch of
sar'sng up Snodgrass scored and stock
H'tted TO second. on M-yers's demise al
FIRST stock took thlrd.
Matty worked Chalmers for four halls
He stole second. This was the manner n,
II killif.r threw to Chalmers; Chalmer.
rolaycd the bali To second Mattv slid
on the Nat of his back and beat the relay
Bescher singled, Stock scored and Matt,
was thrown ont ut the plate Douliu
coachcf Mathewson home. which was
poor Judgment, considering i/at Matt,
IS no 'urdy. that he had small chanc,
~ getting there and that the effort Nigh,
80 wind him as Ia take something out OF
HIN for III" next inning However. Matty
urged by bonlin, tried it and spilled him
self and the beans AT the plate
mage began tho phiuat ninth with "A n,
10 Bcsch.r. Fletcher field 1'rn,atb,,
grounder with his chest, ~ violation al
modern tcn"ts uf ncldng which Above,
'rHNAth 10 camp At FIRST IIilorus wake,
and Reed ran for him Becker. bnttin,
Tor killlfor. doubled To- the right HELD wall
TIL" hit sent 'raNath in and put Rec,
On third In the midst of th,s. alarm,