The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19


The Reds had a pitcher on the slope
Yesterday who resisted defeat doggedly
and the last game Of the series and tho
last OF the year between them and the
Giants was the only one of the three which
was hard for the home folk to win. They
broke "A tie in the ninth inning and won
By score of 3 To- .. Pete Schneider was
the mound hurdle the Giants had to clear
He was vida leading reason why he
vas heaten--hut his pitching came over
t., plate with swift swish and was
hard - hi;
Schneider complained bitterly Of the
umphug of O'Connor. II did look as If
D'csnnor missed several strikes which
Schneider serS ID and called them balls,
and as If O'Toolc and Fromme also
suffered. Most Of the fault finding was
DIN. ~ Schneider, and from appearances
re certainly wasn't without provocation.
OConnor. apparently. was pretty poor on
balls and strikes. Frumme took adverse
rulings more philosophically.
t'rOmmc pitched q splendid game after
C'Toule had been henchcd on account OF
vildnsss. His value began the instant he
stepped into the box and swung his arm,
Ills heritage, when he got there, was three
men ON bases and nobody out. He grabbed
that threatening situation by the neck and
chuked IT, The first batter To md him hit
into a double play, ana the next flied out.
II was great piece of relief work, but
Fromme had his side arm slant taking
tangent and enigmatical cut across the
plate all afternoon.
Frommc. Merkle and Fletcher were the
biggest individual contributors TO the New
York victory. FrOmme inserted wedge
In the Red defence in the ninth which kept
spreading until run came in. He did
this by making "A base hit. and. owing to
the scarcity of them, base hits approached
the epochal. Merkle started the first New
York scoring with a two baggcr and pre-
vented Cincinnati scoring In the sixth by
leaping and absorbing line hit with one
hand. There was a man on second at the
time Fletcher batted in the winning run
In the ninth and scored one of a tlelng
involce of TALES in the fourth.
Although close the game also had
stretches OF dulness and slowness. Byron,
field aroter beseeched the players for "a
little more lift, boys IA little more pep
between Innings. Not that "A reinforce
ment of the pep supply would have come
amiss, but IL would seem that II II Is the
privilege OF any one person to request a
more liberal outlay of It that one person
IL the manager. Still II Byron construed
pep synonymous with general ac-
celebration of the combating athletes he
wasn't greatly exceeding his duties.
Martin O'Toue lasted one inning and
nm underlined fraction of a second. He
didn't allow any hits, but he passed the
first three batters in the second. He re-
luctantly left when Capt. Doyle called foi
Fromme The first antagonist Fromme
faced was Gonzales. The Cuban hit
sharply to Doyle. who touched Daniels on
the line and doubled the batter. Nehoff
scored on the play. Kellogg ended the in
ming with fly 10 Robertson
The next and last time the Reds scored
was in the third inning. line drive by
Schneider was effectively misjudged by
Snodgrass. 1t sailed over the latter =
head TO the flower be- DIS and Schneider had
home run. The last leg was IA hard pull
for him. From that time on no Red came
near scoring
Schneider hit Fletcher in the fourth and
walked Robertson. These two scored
Grant popped out, but NJ rklr doubled
dOWa the third hnTc line and brought
Fletcher home Gonzales mutfcd "A little
foul which Meyers erected and the error
was costly, for tho chief at once drove
II Il" out to Dan..lS on which Robertson
scored
Meihc shut of a run in the sixth. Gror
reached second with nobody out His
inc. was m,siudged by Burns. VINO got
ore hand ON u, then two hands, then NJ
Lands lie droppcd it, thon hit solidy
put Mcrkle's eaten disposed of him and
tna nrst bisrman's throw to Fletcher
GOuhlcd GgOh
rrcmme singled over the box in tn,
u'nth. 5 lodgrass hunted himself out ana
Govie r-peod to the pitcher. Seine ide
threw wide to second and Fromme wal
safe there. Four balls to Burns filled thu
bases and t1etchers single between thirC
and short brought in Bescher. who ran fo
Trumme. The score;