New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-14
Players Hurry Throu,s
Game-SmaIl Crowd =
Unenthusiastic.
DEMAREE PITCHES
WELL; GETS To-,
Cree Scores Lone Run for \,
ieam on Wild, We,,a
Throw by Never,

There is some balm IN cu.
all. The New York Giant. @ rss
Yankees played out their AZ, ana u
poio Grounds yesterday sfts,rss.s q
tne GIANTS won the game ana ~ Y
series as well. The score W.. We el
ana l,3Oo spectators who ns;d
rev others were in at the ds.,s "f
There was one saving fea,rs
otherwise dull, drab afteynnas v =
game was played IN | hopr sra u
uteS, which established a rss,.,
the season. The crowd sat IN S 49,
silence, except on occasions "a
score OF the big battle in Bos.Ssss Y.
Inc spectators also shook A -.
lethargy long enough to hal, az
by Chief Meyers which mesrss,.1'"
to left centre field. This va.
those plays which proved the =. !
peated statement that the t,y.s :
baseball is stranger than In srt;.s
1t happened in the second ~.
Birdie Cree tore of a double ovs, ~:
base and wandered of the bsy ,;sS a
Meyers threw TO catch him n,,. 49,
He lost his grip, however, and go
rolling off the tips Of his finger, :.
along the ground through .bor.r.
Cree flew along the lines Al ton 49,;
and scored rather easily. So hI.
pened that Al Demaree did nos =,
up the series with a shut-out yie.,,
Little Jack Warnop, who stouo.js.
Giants in the only victory credisS
the Yankees, was on the rubb,, d.
his team. A combination Of tvc y
with as many errors By the uu,T,
reliable Leslie Nunamaker sIloysi 4,
Giants to score three runs in N. n,
inning and make sure Of the =
championship. WARRIOR pitched br;
of baseball that vas quite ID sg
standard, and, aided by a reasons,
strong defence, might have won. Eve
tally that the Giants scored traced 5
origin TO mispleys, so Meyen N
company in his misery.
IL was the sort Of a day for a.,
thing to happen. A dull, thrsst.r:,
day, with a breeze that carried al
salt tang of the ocean on ln vrr |
a. it blew up from the southw
Those 1903 spectators Clipped 81
l25 IS into the Golfers Of tie eth |
OF this sum the we'll known Nst..
Commission collected SIP 81, & par
sam with the annual meeting Q |
preaching and the price Of svsryas
soaring skyward.
The total paid attendance Of th,h
games was 1856, and S3O,563Tis
paid for the privilege Of spendisI
day in the open air at the n
Grounds. Now all is over exeep. ,
pleasant duty of shesring the ssl:z
fleece. The players will divide ST.
500 81. with the Giants, receiving Al
per cent and the Yankees 10 per t.-i
The twenty-seven Giants eligible II
: play in the series will receive s1is
apiece. The twenty-five Yankees v
have $3.50 03 each to show for NJ
weeks work. Each club gained y
sos "a and the National Commiss
proited to the extent Of s3,O56&
But il the day was dark and a.
all the play was not uninteret,i
The Giants made a clever double pr |
with Snodgrass, Merkle and Grant q !
ecuting it. Luther Cook made y
running catch of Larry Doyle's vitss
smash in the seventh inning, vsl n !
near the fence.
The play from Snodgrsss to Mst
to Grant came in the third iniz
Maisel singled and moved to sse:.
while Fletcher bungled Hsriul
single. Cook then flied to SncdC1s
Hartzell was of first, and Snocgr
threw TO first, trying TO double =
Maisel tried for third, but Nsn
whipped the ball over TO Grant ~
tagged the runner out.
AL Demaree had quite a day Tor D;
self. To begin with, he brought =
series TO "A satisfactory close B! pir
ing superior ball. He also made ~
hit. Being pitcher. AL dcusta
thought that the latter is the T's'
feat. For victory is only Nc'N
but a ringing hit is hit" sad
philosopher II is not to be mag
that AIS hit rang. II crept sas
/ uONH lOHAfu sGNONt Vase 49,
Boone was looking for Il y y
running Al got 70 first base. has
ting average in this series 10 BOY
ut was not until the sixth ~.
that the Giants really set about y
ming the game and the city eh:rp.
ship. Demaree hit safely. and w.
Nunamaker hurled Beschers ~
into the general direction OF ns
lantic Ocean he rounded third. ~
then drove long fly to Cock, on ~.
Demaree scored and Bescher tocs
ond. He scored on q single BY os'
who took second on the tnt.ss
Fletcher died at first Burns ~
third and Snodgrass walked. ".
steal was tried. and Burns erosxs
plate in safety when Nunsr'sAa
lowed Boone's throw back 70
through him. In the fourn -
Doyle doubled and scored when ~