The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-20
To-day's Schedule.

No games s.hclu'ed for today
opp ,sl 10 New York fielding yester-
..y. which was freely spotted with errors
ud a.e bases On balls issued by Jef
r.sr,su. was Tesreau's wet ball skill in
uloNnr but four hits TO the Cubs The
ID. made as many runs as hits. but
nat wasn't sufficient. The Giants. who
4..-d much harder than their adversaries,
yon hy score OF to 4. They wasted
me- mmuu!tlon through lack of coord-
atou and through somewhat careless,
. as you please playing IN the latter part
the game. but previously their bat
ug had been very timely and deter
mined. and the good attack OF the early
.asrds spaun,d them safely over let
loan .u the quality OF their play once
'hey mad worked their way to the lead.
While Tcsrcau was in the throes OF
luseadiness In the first inning the Cubs
Jumped in and helped themselves TO n
hree run lead. The Giants at once
-yeneI mp by god hitting Their spir-
ed counter rally evoked great enthusi-
1sm from hig crowd of friends. Giants
VS. Cubs as card have an attraction all
heir own The ever picturesque Zim-
norman played second base. Maybe the
ahange ~ climate was soothing for the
ing crab Maybe he felt like n hermit
.ab, being further away from the fans
I'd the jumps Hcinie was docile. even
tnhh'e. Third base was played by Ar
aur Buos. whom the Cubs bought from
70 Giants
Arthur Fletcher dill most OF New York =
beral errlng Fletch wasn't going to let
mo Cubs have anything on him. SO for
very hi, they made he came right bach
With q fielding anachronlsm Poor throws
we're his weakness. At least one OF them
r'wevor, was due 10 the spit ball. The
'fN az that particular moment was as
vet MS nm inundated sponge. Jeff's an
ning glands Were very active. Only
No ~ the home teams mlsplays. wet OF
Try d.d any damage. and the busiest IL
'." sdomeauor role contributed a hi
which lel 20 New York run
T"sr'au was the sole source Of tn
'',' 'wo chIrHg, runs. lie passed Leacl
''' Good. DOYLE threw Safer out an'
Hn COY hold Of a two Dagger, herdIn'
one Tommy nd Wilbur. Fletcher over
'w Rues.S gfounder and Zlm scored
In the New Yorl, half Doyle lifted
NO hacrer 20 left and Burns walked
Fohor'son hut 10 left two bases. scorln
'0''" Grant smacked the first bal
through 10 centre, scoring two colleagues
eddie has been hitting them sharply dow
rho middle aisle for several days. but thi
ans the first one not knocked down. Clea
handling by Leach probably would hay
suited In Robertson being thrown ou
II The plate. but Tommy didn't handl
tie Dan bp1u'y
w." cubs four hits were not more tina
"'" 'p an inning Burns made a beaut
running ottcn Off Bues in the sixth
't 10 In the finished manner character
"," ol hm. m. wallop was n three bal
fr uu'i Burns hauled It down in II
Ilr.'us a useful catch. since Bues W.
'ae nr" man mp. Safer drove colossi
".n. rum U'o the grand stand in Il
'hu Turrc were Two out and nobody c
"l. 20 tr dad u.
'ins.rtaF second pass TO Buns can
~ '1e l1ri inning ShrrWd waiting ar
yr vision by Burns The first ~
.hl't were strikes Fletcher single
sending liaWkrye 10 thrd. hut In tryil
'" stretch tu- uIt hc was thrown out
Ni'r Robertson was hit lie vi
r "t by G.lHt, uu. the play was go'
uu 1Hr bh hOpprd over the he
.' '". l.u ul, too sioWly for pl,
.." plate" Grant stole second, wen;
oH villa pitch ana came IN on
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