The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
To-day's schedule.
Boston in sew York
chicago IN - Louis.
Cincinnati IN pittsburg


The Giants tagged along after the
Braves yesterday all the way from far
behind to close up and going so far once
As to tie the score. But, unlike the
Braves, the Giants never had a finishing
blow with which to finish something they
had begun and they were beaten, to G.
With tho better nerve which comes to a
team In the prime OF It's championship
life when playing one which has seen
It's best days. the Braves had the rnanty
OF attack which the Giants didn't have
Tho latter team, with flashes OF good
work after indifferent work and with a
logged II not convincing resistance, can
threaten TO win more bah games by
bclated rallies and then Pine away than
any team CNtaut
Defeat yesterday for the Giants was
principally due to tho doings Of the first
and last inungs-their loose fielding and
self-rcpression, to euphemstlcally describe
listlessuess. In the first inning and he
bust Of Pitcher Ferdinand Schupp in the
last Inning Ferdinand was In imminent
proximity Of victory and. as the second
half OF the ninth proved. would have won
ball game for himself IL he hadn't
cracked in the ninth with two out The
pleasant two out condition was spread
out invitingy before him, and then what
RIBS Of schmidt and Smith. who were
batted home by Maranville and GowGy
Although they lived mp to their name
OF making their hits count and of bring
ing IN enough wampum to win, "A most
useful accomplishment, the Braves weren't
tho. dashn6, driving team they have
been. They moved at a less lively tempo
though there was no reason why they
hhouldnt taper of "A bit provided Il is
ouIy temporary. Their game wasn't one
10 scare the Athletics. Their fielding
was Mustered on occasions. but then the
Athletics aren't free from similar lapscs.
BIZ Klein exercised his authority In
me seventh inning and cleared out the
whole New York bench There was too
mucb chatter from that quarter Be
gone said Bill, Everybody but YOU.
Donlin. You can STAY" Spectators too,
were allowed 10 stay, hut a column OF
twenty -four Giants arose. stretched, and
In lock step formation W und Ger tho lea
u the gate, the innocent with the guilty.
retreat, but not a rout. In the ninth,
when pinch hitters were needed Il was
necessary to send to Elha for them The
parade across the field with IT. old heads
and young, showed the tremendous re-
serve powcr OF tho Giants and how for
mldable they will be next year II only IA
1.-THE OF that talent materinlizes.
Master Davis, whose hydrated delivery
earned him a non-swat game not long ago,
pitched no hit ball FOR four innings and
no htless ball the rest OF the way. lie
was wild IN addition and Il was a close
squeak for him.
The first inning demonstrated that
all the Braves need 10 to win a game is
TO go up 10 the plate. Their four base
hits were chip sh.t5. not "a robust c'put
IN the lot, and a tumble by Fletcher was
expensive. Moran Tipped n hit to centre
and Fletcher fumhled Evers's Prouuder
n, IL .F.I - IT,.
ConnOllys bunt dropped ante, Mhtted
jumped scratch single through Grant
Smith sent dropping single 70 left
Maranvlilo walked ana Gowdy raised a
sacrihce fly.
Snodgrass and Burns suffered from Sc
we're lassitude at the bat. In the second
TIMING the former knocked a foul on which
Maranville made one of his idiosyncrasy
catches, one Of IA Sc vest pocket affairs
The Rabbit burr wed up AGAINST tile
grand stand 10 make the grab, which was
a wonder
After suoderass had famed wanly ir
tho NTH the Giants began l.tt.ER. They
madr three runs on singles by Grant
Merkle and Meyers, n double steal by
MerlSle and Mcyes S walk by Beschei
and single by Doyle. Burns C-uldn'
keep It mp, He fled 10 Moran far IN,
third out.
The double steal went .hror~h because
lthnk AfONdN indht IL poor throw 10 RIVERS
and that wasn't the only tine Hank was
in the air \ wtless play by him IN,
tangled the Giants from "A Jam IN IN,
bases caused by Wtlesa base running by
Meyers There were two on wnon Doyl,
singled, and Meyers turned third for IN,
plate. Instead OF goins through witt
She play he took a look at tie throw In
stopped hiTself SO suddenly tni' his baC.
ran into his stomach and turned 10 Sc,
Bescher and Doyle coming around Gowdl
had play at third on either Meyers d
Bescher. but made frantic and mac
Curate throw to second to get Doyle
Seeing which, Meyers reformed his plan
and ambled home
As a pitcher Schupp was pure gold on
minute ana base metal the next. II
retired The first two men In the sixth
Then Mann. Evers and Gather made hit
and scored run. A great stop by Fletcht
spiked a second run, The Giants tallic
in the sixth ON "A double 10y Fletcher an
single by Grant Mann's wild throw
put Grant on third but Naranvilic'
wisardly nailed Grant at tho Plate O
Merklos short chop. The rabbit persO
dartcd In at fun TIT. plucked the ba
from the air and tossed IL to Gowdy.
Z Flctcher doubled again in tho eighth an
scored on an on, and Grants fly. Aft
Schmidt aud Smith had been beat up h
pitched balls IN the ninth Maranyil
promptly drove one nome wth,a sing
Hnd Gowdy as unccrenoniously droN
TIE other ono ~ the saIno way: ulu