The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31


The Reads who ar. playing with NOR"
spirit th.li when the Giants climbed their
frames In Cincinnati Lost tp made a
ninth inning attack ~ the poo Grounds
yesterday which brought them n two
iuns ana Won for them 10y = score Of to
o. II was tn. frat game 100 thu last ten
between the two clubs that tho Reds have
Won and 'heir FIRST success on The Polo
Grounds this wear.
Tho ninth inning attack wouldn't have
eliminated in anything but another zero
hui Tor = Wild throw 10y chief Moycra who
suffered q day "f offusss. The admirable
Nit. hing OF Mathcwsuu would have added
. ninth zero to tho other eight II his sup
port 4s concentrated I'm Meyers. hadn't
bumped the humps Marty loses very
seldom 20 the Reds and no lost This time
arrcr pitching caritally And ye' 1t wasn't
tho fault of Meyers or anybody else but
Matty that clark. opened the ninth with
two base hit, and yat the two base hit
wouldn't hatc done any damage II sub
segment scldinG chances had been sc-
ccpted
Things went contrdriwiso FOR tho Ch'of
IN other vays than IN gliding. I've
hunled himself ont Of = base MT in TIA.
nah inning 10y overlooking the stern re-
uure,ucnt t'at all bases be- touched. Tho
Chirr spauFcd IN" ban 10 the left n"ld
rtand tor two bases. ne reached second
las" standing m, hun when Twomhly
throw IN" ball IN 20 Groh aud froh iagged
the Cnlef Al Ticrzog's hehest. Second in
tommand Umpire Johnson AZ once
rendered verdict of ont The whyforc
Vas, as said. NcyersS inHttcntion 70 the
first cushion
A. Meyers didn't touch first base n"
never got to that Junction. aud - he
power got there liz didn't get any two base
lit or any one base hit. So say the rules
A base hit shall he scored In tho fol
lowing cases When the ball from tho
lat strikes the ground on or within the
tom lines and ou Of reach % the fielder
rrovided the batter reaches first base
safely"
Msthewson had y pitching rival worthy
of his skill IN Leon Amos. whose jin>
never showed its knocking fao'. Ills
control was good and his swinging curve
VERY hard TO hit Mashed ny huiurlng 2
Fhutout tune, lie was hit hardest in th'
last two inninse, hut with men on, th'
itianta couldn't push tho BAH clear n
the inner line Of defence. Neither pitcher
gave base on balls, hut In the ltEh
sprinkllng Of hits on each th'rd q
the meagre output was reserved FOR tn
ninth inning
snais between PLAYERS ana players am
between PLAYERS ana umWr"S broke on
early and late In tn" second tnn'ni
Bvron stopped an eNrhan2H or po.nte'
ft'Hrtee h't"een M'fra" ana herzoe
ara IN the nlnth inning Johnson sen
ioN' Giants rom the n''1 IN detachmen'
or one ed'n. lhe umpf'nt Nfltate1 IN
p'aNcrs' VINO 'nouEht 1t iar IRON o.
league Iorn' Johnson 'n"'lohed ponu
OF inc neid III me hlhtll' ana "h,h Me
hrhN ca''u across inc ulanoiid ana mao
knoWn ms uiSdpproNal inc s'nsluVe UNI
pre- again nuhg an 'N'lng thuinp owe
h's shoulder Then up spaNe FIetche'
ann plnso the eloqurnt gesture agar
busS thunp' ShouSrass went next an
'hc iran 70 tne exit was uo'teu VIII
Nanlshhs 'HHl's'
Nter paIhe's ana ierzos ma inad
Nus IN tne nrsl ihhlhE tneS were both Sc
dp"il on an 'hNoINed uouple pay pahlel
'rieh 10 score Wheh IWoinoly Efounde
10 Stock. lie was run down then Stoc
wheeled ana discovered herzos nitt'ng "a
tmrd tie IN tlrn was run dowi
l'letcher was caught between thlrd an
home In the second lie was hit b
Ames, stole second ana took third o