The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
MATTY DOES DOUBLE
DUTY IN HERO ROLE
Makes Hit in Thirteenth That
Gives Giants Victory After
Sensational Pitching.
NOT ONE RED GETS ON BASE
Relieves FrOmme in Ninth and
Does Absolutely Perfect
Work to Finish.
NOT ONE RED GETS ON BASE

CiNcrNSArr. July c1.-For the Giants
this Is the open season for extra inning
games, and they are bagging all they can
while the bagging is good This after
noon they played their third within a
week They conquered the Reds in a
thirteen inning contest. The score was
3 to and the Giants had to do uphill
battling twice to catch up with the Reds
Old Master Mstty stepped into the
breach in the ninth inning, when the
score was tie aud banking the other
side was next to "A necessity 10 win, and
IN the five innings that no pitched the
Reds didn't make a hit Not only that,
but they never reached first base on
Matty' Whatever he had-and he showed
some speed with his hawless control
the Reds stabbed and poked and nibbled
vainly at II.
Not only did Matty show up as well in
these Ave innings as he has in many
day-he always did have the Reds
on the hip-but he won his own game
in the thirteenth inning with n single.
lie was the leading man of the perform
ance In n twofold capacity.
Ihe thirteenth opened with Fletcher
sending long two Dagger To left Mer-
III" sacrificed, but Fletcher wasn't des-
tined to score. Ames apparently was bent
on passing Meyers. but the Chief reached
out and poled to Molwitz Fletcher was
trapped In runup and by the time he had
been caught Meyers was OF second. Pez
who covers ground considerably faster
IMAM Meyers, ran for the latter and
raced home on the high gear when Ma
! tht wson dashed out with a single to centre
Grant had been passed purposefy to get
al Matty. and thus did that hale and
hearty person refute the asperson on
MS batting character
Ruhp Bgntou wont aInpo ,c,,.
Tor while, but began to crack in the
sixth inning and was batted out Of the
box in the eighth His relief Leon Ames
pitched pretty well, but was no match for
Mathewson. Demaree met with the fate he
has met with so often this year. H..
pitched an In and out game. He opened
with spell Of wildness, steadicd down
and did excellent work until the sixth,
ana then ran into a torrent OF hits
Fromme. who pitched two innings. was as
unhittabe as Matty and stepped aside
only for n pinch hitter
What errors there were we're Insignia
cant compared to sharp and lustrous neid-
Ing. although two Of the misplays led to
/ runs. The ntelds cut loose with fast ac-
curate work with men on bases and
/ Fletcher and Groh showed the pace in the
rapid fire fielding
Bert Daniels made his National League
debut by drawing pass. Herzog did like
wise. Twombly fouled TO Stock, Niehoff
, iouied 10 Meyers and II looked as II Dem
aroe "ould squeeze through. The Reds,
however, neatly turned a run and hit
pay on Whch 'roh singled 10 LETT. Dan
!Sls scortu on inc MT ana Snodgrass's long
Irwin sot AWAY rom MEYERS Ihat leak
I'm the New York dyke enabled Herzog to
score
me Giants dldnt toresNear the goose
tes treatment untlI the fourth inning and
then they Tailed without the suspicion of
\ IL. 4
MT Ioyie walked ana bufns was MT II
was the nrst premoniton tnat benton was
Iluihs lor ran Shousrass forced Burns,
ana win MN on nrst ana DOYLE on third
SnodsraSs broke Tor second lie was run
uoWi' OUT boyie scored on the play.
Sescher was passed IN the sixth and
,ooh second on paIN' poyle made an
lnneId MT. bescher scored on double
pay when set down Doyle an. Burns.
Ihe Reds put Demaree on the grill in the
sixth and hit him Tor I'VE singles, sacri-
| nee ana three runs FIetchers SWIFT work
on iierIogs srounaer MADE II double play
poss hIe ana put sudden cnd TO the
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