The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

While JEFF PfcYer was oppress.us the
'i.ants yesterday at the Polo Grounds the
R-ooliyns were picking on Marauard. with
little the Eube could do TO say them
ray. and the Rrooklyns won with n lot TO
pare. The score vas : to .. the two
New York runs tr!cklng In late in the
same without causing tn, Broollyns any
uneasiness. They were too far ahead.
Marquard. at that. pitched pretty we'll
mp to the eighth inning. The Brooklyns
mad been hitting him right along. but
the hits were scattered and he got excel
'cnt support from the New York out
iielders Consequently the Brooklyns
hadn't scored so often as to feel secure.
But In the eighth they wedsed in three
scrvceablc hits and the New York de-
fence let down. The result was an adj
dition OF four runs to the Brooklyn booty
and the virtual termination OF the Giants
as a factor in the encounter.
Tho Brooklyns simply hunted and
siusgcd their way TO decisive victory.
Each style OF hitting helped them. but
what helped them most was the unbrdled
smuggling of Red Smith. smiths red badge
OF carnage stood for two two baggers and
home run. That was a total of eight
bases for Red Smith, who also made three
runo.
He'd smith and Pfeff Jeffer formed a
batting coalition, which was enough TO
give the Dodgers the moral and m.,erf,t
.rono., =, . , 80,
'u' 'e""' anu III 'ne
oish'h Hed sinith FURTHER riddled the
New York prospects by busting "A home
run into the crows nest I'm left with a
nav a, ,,.a !, - ~,
" y" ~ was i'en r'"cr' now
ever wac oa''eu III p"th OF the irst two
Brooklyn runs, which possibly had a slim
ulating effect on the Erooklvn bodv noI,.
stick for IN, c,,n,hinv d.tn,on,,o,,a
Tho o,s,,t rono,,.,,, -, -, e"'a VI
'"o ISM" ''"e""' Vi INC siege on Mar
quA'o'
In IIiing the double role of slugger and
deceiver JEFF Pfeff had a prominent d,v
II was the second time this scnson 10,
he has buked large I'm tho middle -, ,ha
Polo green and enyeloped tho r:I.nts a.,
efrcctive' pitching I'm The shade ~, ,,oi.
own sheltering Stadium. Punctustine mo
game on both sides was much cod all
ing, a double plav nv Dovl, in ~, a.,
inning. glowing work on IA. Iii,
Bescher. DoyIe' Dslton Rohor,oan ~
Wheat ALI being naradod """
Thirty three OF the Gftv.fo,r r,,o,,,
we're f. hall t,utouts ,hr ,.io,,. -
ing 10 retIromen, ,he of,nno, liz 80,
teen of the big proportion OF nrnioct,,ns
that slaves in the a,r VI p'o''o'''es
The Giants offered stou, rosis,,roo
before they did concede a RrooLi,n r,,'
An jnfieId hit Inv o't.ra 49, ~
Dauber, and a BUM nv Dsitn, aiia1 ~ ~!
bases in the first inning u,,,b noh w.
out. Wheat hit 10 Waromard uS
OMara was cauRh, M Tho nIa,a. 81
Cutshav grounded n Do,,,e Co., -
play. II so happened int no,.,o '1
the ball met on tho hase limo vvhna. , nnu
tagged by Larrv M that tr,.s,i,s, -, %a'
and Larry doubled Cu,shan, liz,
connivancs of MerkIe. VIC
In tho second Rad and Joo, hi,
run-,wo baceer nv rcd sino, ",
The run was made with ,un o,,, I'll ~,
Giants had a better nros,oc, 80 M
in their half Robertsnn Or, run
si,,,ed m ,,o - IRE. up
drove n long hard ia, "a vhna, NJ"
ortson never was abIc 10 d,,orn' ,, ~
from FIRST. DoyIo ana stool, ,isl, az ~,
Marauard scattered The bi,s NTH V ~
seventh, when smith and Pfeffer made