The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-07
10 games are scheduled for to-day.

LNry Doyle's three baggers fitted I'm
bce,y for the Giants in the beating OF
the Cardinals Yesterday. victory for
the Giants which looked more like a de-
feat FOR them until they were through
with their eighth inning. The final score
WAS TO 4. and the Cardinals were lead
Ing at the end of the seventh. In the
eighth Doyle started the Giants on the
road to prosperity with his second three
base hit. \ spasm of shaky fielding by
the Cardinals followed the three bagger
and made New Yorks lead big enough
10 be secure.
= Matty checkmated the Cardinals after
they had thumped him hardly. Five hits
were made Off him in the second and third
innings. but instead OF Icing driven from
the box he brought his experience and me-
chanIcal equipment into play and had
the better OF the visitors the rest of the
game. A great double play by Burns
and Meyers saved Matty in the third in
ming and after that he saved himself.
The iconoclastic Cards pillaged the old
fellows delivery for two rousing home
runs in the second inning. but even that
remarkable maltreatment didn't get on the
ever green veterans nerves in the least
twas hard game for the Giants to win.
tough for the Cardinals to lose. and which
held attention closely, with such errors
as were made being few. but dear. There
was some shrewd manpuvrins by
NIessrs McGraw and higgins. each try
Ing 10 outgeneral the other and each put
fing through unexpected moves. but what
ever chance Hug had OF winning with his
tactics evaporated when the stopper fell
ont az his defence in the eighth inning.
BIZ Duak and his darting spitball lasted
until 'ha third inning Higgins, who lifts
his pitchers at the first premon!tion or a
yabbla sent Doak To the settee the In
slant Burns winged him for a two Dagger
IN the third Inning The picturesque
Sallee. with all sorts OF crossfires and
reticu,ar blrbs had the Giants stretching
their backs for awhile fitting Mt the elu.
slve atom Il went on like that until
Doyle got hold for three Dagger In the
eighth.
Doaks downfall began in the FIRST in
ming with two men out. He walked Grant,
who stole second base and rode home on
Doyles triple 20 left centre. Murray
Crammed n single past Magee and brought
in Doyle. That lead was a mere baga-
tel,c 10 the Cardinals, hut wouldn't have
been so mere II Stock hadn't made way
ward throw on Miller in the second.
Miller was the first man up, and he and
Chief Wilson introduced a brother act
known as the run and hit--a home run
play. With Miller on his way Wilson
damned roaring four Dagger to the
bleacher boarding IN centre feld, though
he had a close call beating the Bescher-
Doyle relay. Making a home run with
man on first Is a thoroughly reliable
way % getting two runs. reliable way
10 get another Is to make another home
,ub no 81 haI
one into the grand stand.
a In the tertiary period the Cardinals al
most scored, and the Giants did score
trnak.ng the rivals all square. Flash Ma
'gee flashed a single and was run and hit
10 third on Dolan's single. Nobody out
Flash tried for the plate on Miller's fly
10 Burns. but Burns made superb throw
and M-ycrss handling OF the hurl was no
less praiScwoTthy. The Chief ran up "a
meet the throw, picked the ball out OF the
air with Magee on top of him and nailed
n" flying Cardinal on the highway.
For New York in its half or this epoch
Burn open with Il two base hit which
tore through Beck's underpinning. Grant
stei' out a bunt, but DOYLE fouled TO Beck
and Murray famed. RELIEF came with
srodrrass He singled and scored Burns
Y should be recorded that in the sec
ond Inning, with stock on hrst and ono
out, Matty raised "A lily. Miller Intention
ally ly; the ball 20 In order TO fore
Stock and have a slower man on tn,
bases but McGraw crossed the Cards
there hv ord ring Matty to steal. whict
Natty dld, with the Cardinals not look
inc for such a move. Therefore the sit
uation was Good for y run with the aid
ot hit, Stock or no Stock.
Butler operrd tho fourth with a two
haCgor and was held at second base
Wrro f'od TO Doyle and Mattv whiffeG
% Beck and Sallee with drops which hoppet
la2ly across the plate with the batter
not So 70 hit. The Cardinals took thu
+ lead again in the seventh. higgins
douh"d Rurns's fine throw might have
rsrght him ~ Dovle had handled Il
clean'v. but Larry tried 10 swing the bal
crto Hug before getting hold of II, witt
two out Dolan hunted, Stock being wei
back and unable to come In In time fo'
plav Hug scored but Dolan turnet
hrSt and was thrown out by Stock.
Davies triple in the eighth hit the tor
~ The right fe,d wall. Rerk and Mill"
Mayed in. with Butler and Higgins stay
ing back Murray hayed in the right di
fec''On N nrCvent n play by one OF tn
near inhelders His drive took sharl
bound through Butler and brought Doyl
IN with the teing run. Snodgrass sacri
wees STOCK Nisd to Magee and Meyer
<Nas passed purposelv.
II devolved on Marty To win his owl
I PANE. He did SO, II didn't make n hi'
'ar from Il. but the effect was Just =
Fa'ul1rv. He popped 10 Butler, who's
i"et didn't work In unison with his hands
Nntl"r tr!nped and fell rs he was trvin
Tor the catch and dropped The ball, .'-,r
m" scored. Ne~t ono 81 Slllee's pit"ha
Wisted out Of Wingo's grip and the bal