The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18

Good batting. fielding. pitching base
running--the Giants had the four cardl-
nal virtues OF baseball against the Pirates
yesterday and shut them out again. The
Pittsburgers haven't scored at the Polo
Grounds since Monday. but since then
the Giants defence has reformed and been
all but alright and practically impenc-
traole. The score yesterday was 5 to o.
The home teams fielding was not only
without defect but aggresslvely efficient
and took In a deal OF territory. Stock
and Fletcher on the left side of the dia-
mond rode their range thoroughly and
fast and stopped up every gap that was
stoppabe. Mcrkle was conspicuously good
on thrown balls and Burns In left was
another fielder whose work stood ont.
Whether coming in TO the edge of the dla-
mond for flies or racing TO the purlieus
he got them. Playing bad bounds was
Stocks specially.
Matty WAS the pitching force at work
for the Giants. lie was at the top Of
his game. The five hits on him were
far apart Two were neighborly enough
TO appear in adjoining innings. but that
was the case only once, and Matty kept
such restraint OH the Pirate batters.
with or without men on bases. that none of
them saw second base except as seekers
for but not attaincrs of the keystone.
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o"' '"' Wv ''"'' ~ p''"'"'''.s 'Nu"'S
oN'u'" pe'"cc" h's'her ana Turns
Bescher ana Burns had stealing fes-
tlvsl in the seventh inning, in which their
ueprCuHttDnS Amounted tn az
the teats OF one OF this pair OF predatory
Iich WAS cream steal nome by Bescher
Ihers WISH any pa''erN prehk 10 heIp
MN no pasSe" pail OF VIVA P,tcn' 'nouen
tne pit'h was urine wac. lie WAS SUD
's oN'r ,n' p.a.' as GIBSON r'a,heo
ior h"' ~ s'' WINS i'a' '"' '''"
iork nase runners Were aoie 10 90 'ha' OF,
Mc1nl'''''' lucy pa'leu "',xu'nah ana
ran wv "as's w 'a'",on', M p,ouuo
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run ','" W, wv Tue nrSt INNING 'nr'y
sa ,, S" 49, w." pou nv, 'm va W
eo"u "n',' 'on '-s ~ oyer VIC '''ne'"
nu'ho r'' u, wv" 'Sosn' W. pai,' ana as
".F Was p'Eonu Se'o,'' ny una, uin.
"e ''''n w W 81 Jan p"''s 'opp'u
oV.n 10 MerM' LOT "a nouplo play
ne p'ln's maui run III inc nrst
on oescner TWO Dagger ana s'eoi oil third
,ns rearneo 'ns "ds WIN ms 1907 Whiie
tnrowlng MS pouy a"ay-and single to
I.it pS hurns' eurhS stole second after
rIe,'her ny ana remained mere because
IOSlc ana Mtrhlc also nitd. Matty en-
tceo TWO mes from ,ho flrates IN the
thfd ai'er 'pson nah singled with one
op'' ne.! she''" WIN one OUT IN the
.ourtu wagner sent Doll TO leit which
hurhs en'"'heo TAR out koney's inheld
Ero"nurT MAS snapped up ny Doyle TO the
i.t OF second pase--p"yle's highland
thc pat'sr 'hro"n out
Mcoullian struck out In the sixth Stock
MADE a dlnlcuit play on tarey's srounder,
ana helly made an inheid hit He was
caught mapping, The Giants had tn" first
man up ON base In the second and fourth
innings but without ensuing hits, II
wasn't until the sixth that they coupled
their hits again, and they also had the
help OF two bases on balls. Bescher
49, 49, 'N''h NS'