The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-01

Slight hitting and pretty good fielding
composed the baseball played by the GIANTS
and Brooklyns Y sterday afternoon at the
Polo Grounds The Giants won. 10 !. and
played the better game The pitchers had
a good deal TO say IN the result ana
Tcsrcsu, though wild whereas Iteuloach
had good control. ,;as more effective thah
the Dodger marlisman and especially III
pinches.
Although elided from the game by the
umpire the day before with great sud
dcnness. JEFF didn't allow that dsmerit
mark on his conduct card. which is pretty
fire., from such marks. to prey on his
mind. He didn't bear himself as one
who was ropontant for misbehavior' Out
RI ;hcr as one unlSindly treated 10y tn
umpire and out to show what he would
have done to the Brook.yns had he been
allowed TO lingcr the whol" game. Jofs
vildn ~ had him in serious trouble twice,
bu, -; no time could the Brooklyns make
a base hit with anybody on base. Trying
10 work buttcrs. 7, sreau was open handed
with passes but when puttirS them over
was "A necessity hc put tn' m oN'r ana
with something o. item
Fletcher at short was the biggest OBJ
s,ructlon in Brookyn's road to runs eX-
cept Tesreau. Fletcher was very prof.
Client on lily balls and groun1 balls. In
he ninth inning which was nerv2 rack
ing while IT lasted, base runner crossed
between Fletcher and batted hall which
vas approaching on an inviting bound.
Dalton was the runner and Stengcl hit
the ball. II was juggled by Fletcher, and
the Giants At once made vigorous conten-
on that the ball hit Dalton. They APP
IIealed to Johnson and then 20 Byron nut
III the jumps did was 10 waS their heads
adversely af,or consulting each other
The New York appeal wasn't allowed
TO some spectators it looked as ii the
ball had struck Dalton To others II didn't
look that way. As IL didn't officially ths
Giants had TO go back to their places will
three designing Dodgers lurking at the
corners ready tor grand assault on The
piatc. There We're two out, which re-
levcd the tension somewhat, but hi
meant AZ least "A tic score,
Red smith an urfeeng and unemo
iional chap. was Mt the plate, Tesreal
made him hit and he chopped TO stool
for force. Byron and Johnson go
along much better than on the day before
but that ninth inning decision annoye'
the Giants considerably.
Reiulbachs speed and swapping curry
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the first three innings, There was on
hard hit ball, Tcsreau volleyed "A line
10 oMara IN the thlrd. the other elgh
were easy outs. Wheat put a single /
llght IN IN" second pu' 'utshaw lor'"
nm stock making Il goou pay TO DoS!'
win StehSeI as pearer OF the POI. q
announcer shSlc ooui'esu =" Ilsn'' put "es
eIs hdu tn'""" ou' .ulsnaN !" wy l'"'
tinc an" smith suueN ou., nes 'lH
throw 10 sup ee"'"s went ''rous
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urcn, ga third Roh.rt.,.,, sfrnck nut n,
- short nassed ball came IN \ew York
,.scue Burns dartcd To the platc an
had no trouble in scoring because of
hurried throw from Fischer to Reulbac