New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-30
Combination OF Doyle.
Burns and Fletcher De
feats the Pirates.
TESREAU ALLOWS
ONLY TWO HITS
George Gibson Repulsed with
Great Loss When He irieS
10 Steal Home.
Il, HFNWOOD RROJ y.

scsin.t Pittsburgh. In tho ninth 'nn-
ing they succeeded m moh'l'z'ns a
,.r =. tho plate. and thc Pirates were
dc,c. cd by q score 81 20 O.
Ica Tcsrcau va, ~ INC bo% and so
cFect,cly did he pitch that The VS.
10Y. were compelled 30 DO almost al
fbc.r roha,rInc con- tho bench. Fred
Gsrkc's men made only two h''s.
THO victor, email led enc I'srtS 20
o., o. little ground ~ the race. f"t
a. ,.-bs ,-,-- defeated n Boston ana
NfcCrsu's mon now lead hy thrcc ana
- half games. Yesterdays game VA
also the rIbbC; u enc Sc''' VIII
Pittsburgh.
Mcmillan IN Fine Form.
Goo-cc NcQuill.n was almost as e'-
.ce.Ivc g. TeSrcsu. and = ScemcG 'o'
s. inc IS = the extra inning en- de,n 'O
(which was sweeping over brooSiIn
nigh, also enoanGer the two conteho M :
.osroe ~ tho Polo Grounds. but prompt
measures prevailed.
Lsrrv noy!e committed INC ms;
e,o~, &C, a opcn hosNliues m the
,,r,b inning when nc sliced two
bs.c hf. iue, inside the fret base Inc.
George Burns hunted, intending 70 sac
r.fcc. but the hsll landed midway PC
tween NcQu'llan and Nowrey' ana 'ne
mon met with = crash fractnrinS 'hS''
entente cordia'c and giving burns
81. po,lc went ON 10 th'rd Ncofsc
farms STOLE second. but paNcy NopV''-
SON hi. d high fou. 'or G'b,,on.
T.cn up stepped Arthur tle'cncf.
,,'..cr ..unic and direct I'D ms nom
.oo, a. NcQui.lau pitched
Fletcher .vunC. and tho Dali ne"
s,ra,rb, % centre Hcld, where u i' J"
90. oot grass v.th splash. poyIe
came homo. ...:,..
A'thou.-r victory was ach'cvcd ea>NE
enough I'm tho end the hostnues were
NOT without horrors. showers EEL no"
Ind again throughout the afternoon
and mo unfortunate Pirate we're o.
-ccJ 10 drag their way through INC
,r15 q. -hcv marched 20 the plate ana
back again. II
In tic ff,h inning large BODY o.
enc enemy was cut down and destroyed
srtor 3, had all but completed rs !oni-
ro, George Gibson wae the large
bodv lie began 10y hammerng h''
.o 5cop right fcld which looked IKE =
home nm. bat for me heavy bli gaze
"a. = tbroc-basc hit. Gibson threw up
,rfrcrchmcr's and dared any one 20
.e,.Iodcc him from third oaS'' US
Og,llau tried. but the best ne cou.n
do was tan 90 Doyle. Ncnsof s'iNch
oar and Carey walked.
Movers In QuandarN.
4. TINS polr, the belesguered army
en- third began 20 show Signs o. a.
,.,i.,. scout, brought ID the Tepor.
.1s. forward movement WAS nelne
,f.rrcd sure enough George GlDSon
81, third base and started 70 yea.
bo,ro Chief Meyers was 50 TAKEN
. hack tina. FOR moment he ara no'
nov What 20 do. He walked over 20
tho bench. to.o
What shall ] DO? ." asked me lnd'an.
.Wai, him out" suggested NcGra"'
Novers returned 20 his station D1,
he grow impatient when hc observed
mat Gibson had paused 20 cons,Fuc'
nor-oou br,occ or something o. ne
'or. 20 hc threw 20 Stoch, Wno
-.-red tic runner from benuc.
The third va. AZ inning fr"Ntn'
Nth danger for the Giants. W itn one
OUT. NcQuillan reached first OF
tumble bv Nerkle. Mensor walked. nut
Carev flied % Robertson. Nowrcy
walked. and tic bases were iuIi. u
vs. ,hc turn Of Hans Wagner 20 niI
bu, Tcsrcau forced the Hessian 20 ian.
c,ocl. second man M 90 the eighth
doubled. bu, made 10 further procrc.s
lrtcrc-t 10 tho gam Va, diverted
for f. few rnoucut- midway IN tho con
-e,- hy r. cht between two rooier'
who grow lestcd over an argument
CONCERNING fritz Nsiscl's batting aver.
s~c o. .omctHiuc OF the sort. Ouc o.
he mon maintained that Fr'z d'dn :
have any average and tho other SAID
ina, hc did. but policeman inter-
Ncrcd AID pa. them both Out
Ru Holden and delegation o. or
prans were guc.ts OF the management.
The score follows:
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