The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-06

tho way by Cutshaw's error The latter
dropped n throw from Getz that should
have forced Demaree. who walked The
bobble left Al and Snodgrass safe with
none ont. Doyle sacrificed and Burns
got a pass. filling the bases. Fletcher hit
for two basr8 into tho overflow In left
centre. scoring Demaree and Snodgrass.
Robertson's long ily 10 Stengel registered
Burns. Fletcher counted from second on
Grants single.
Very fortunately McGraw withdrew
Robertson from left field In favor of Muir
ray as the Giants took the field for Brook
lyus half. with one gone Fletcher
fumbed on NcCarty. and Fischer. hitting
for Pfcffer. singled. Red Jack went away
back near the crowd for sensational
catch of palton's line drive, such a catch
as IL made once "A season lie turned
what appeared sure double into the
second out and the runners. who expected
the ball to land safely. had hard work
scampering back In time Daubcrt then
singled to centre. scoring McCarty. stem
gel hit to thc same field, bringing home
Fischer Daubert. however. would not be
warned ny SnodgrLsss earlier play and
ran bllndly to his death trying a vain
sprint from first TO third on the hit.
Steel" lasted only n few moments I'm
the sixth Meyers greeted him with
single The chief was forced by his
battery mate. The pitcher raced to third
on SnpuErASSS single ana tne phtteT TOOK
second on the throw to thH l. Doyles
single to right scored both runners. 1t
also knocked Steele out OF the box Too
late Schmutz made his appearance. lie
blanked the Giants the rest Of the way
to no avail
In the eighth inning. with one out. stem
gel singled and raced 10 third when
Wheat followed suit Egan struck out
Then Cutshaw hit in the run. n ninth
inning rally gave Brooklyn It's last two
runs Miller hit safely for Schmut2 with
one out. Dalton walked Murray made
n fine running catch Of Daubert's line foul.
but S,engel doubled for the brace OF count
ers.
In the second game It looked like the
Rucker OF old against the Giants. In
the first Ave innings only fifteen men faced
Nap. Grant who walked with two out
In the second. was caugh; stealing so
was Mcrkle, who started the third with a
. fiuky Texas Lacquer. BY the time the
sixth arrived when the champions saved
themselves from a shutout. the vener-
able southpaw had the victory assured.
This sole tally came with Marquards
single and snodgrass's triple after the
| first two batters had been retired. Muir
ray and Thorpe got hits In the seventh
and eighth, but on each occasion with two
out Burns led or with a single In the
ninth. but Fletcher forced him. After
Murray fiied to StenRel feScher plncncu
a single through Cutshaw. Tho latter
ended the game by forcing Bescher sin
gle handed.
Brooklyn scored In the second Inning
/ on Whcats double, Egans sacrifice and
Cutshaw's infeld single. The second base
man failed to remain wide awake wher
Getz foued to Merkle and was doubled
off first by that gentleman.
Daubert opened the fourth with sin
gle and Stengel beat bunt wher
Marquard stumbled Zach Wheat here
injected his second double Off The RICH
field wall. II scored Jake. Exams n,
to Murray was TOO short for n sacrifice
Fletcher then made a fine stop Of cut
shaw's mean bounder and caught Stem
gel AZ the plate. Getz. however, bobheC
up with a double that tailed Wheat an'
Cutshaw. the latter having stolen seconC
on the previous pitch.
Wheat opened the sixth with singh
hut persisted at 1rst Miller led OF Will
another hit In the seventh. but wa
stranded at second George Wlitse. win
pitched the eighth. passed stencil When
sacrificed When Egan hit to Fletcho
Sengcl was called ont NJ third Qu!gle
, falling TO see Grant drop -he ball. Cut
shaw then forced Egan The scores