The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
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CINCINNATI, May ia beating was
administered to John J. McGraw and mis-
GIANTS at Redland Field this afternoon.
score 10 to .. by his former shortstop.
Charlie Herzog. and his aggregation OF
tSedlegs and tonight the foxy manager
is nguring which one Of his pitchers can
stem the stern hand of defeat.
McGraw had pinned his hope, on
Demaree. But Dcmaree failed utterly In
MS purpose. and before he was waved OFF
the mound the locals had amassed fiyo
runs, "a lead that the Giants found too
Dig TO overcome. Feeling that the Reds
mad about outbatted their usefulness for
the day at least. McGrnw hustled WIltse
to the middle of the diamond I'm the fourth
inning. BY the time the Giants had re-.
tired the last man In this round the yisi.
tors hopes OF victory were gone.
IL was not until the sixth inning that
the locals let up on their terrific on
siaught on the opposing pitchers, and
only then because Schauer proved To he
the master of the situation from then
on, allowing only one hit In the three
innings that he served Douglas started
the contest for Cincinnati. but weakened
IN the fourth, and Yingling was sent In.
lie lasted until the end OF tho NTH, when
benton replaced him and pitched alright
ball.
Although Demaree allowed two hits I'm
the nrst, Cincinnati did not score Tho
second round was different. Hoblitzell.
nrst up, drew pass and when Bates
Tanned, stole second. Niehon pushed him
across with single over second. Clarke
tripled to tho left field wall and Niehory
scampeEed across douglas famed
Moran singled aud Clarke scored and the
locals were three to the good. The Giants
could do nothing with Douglas in tne
first. In the second Bates robbed CHIEF
Meyers OF u homer by dazzling catch OF
his long fly ticketed for the bleachers.
Previous to this Moran made a beautiful
catch on Stock. Demaree beat one out.
but was forced by Bescher.
klght back came the Reds in the third
for two more. Groh tripled to left.
Marsans singled. scoring the former Giant.
lloblitzell hunted safely. So did Bates.
Niehoff got his second hit. scoring Mar
sans. Clarke and Douglas famed and
Moran popped out to Merkle.
New York broke the lee in the fourth
and but for Ounce play by Chief Meyers
might have tied up the proceedings. Burns
walked for a starter and took third when
Groh fumbled F1etcher's roller, the latter
taking second. Burns scored as Doyle
went out. Fletcher scored on Mcrkle's
single. Herzog threw wild on a grounder
by Snodgrass. Stock walked, filling the
bases. Meyers walked. forcing In Merkle.
Murray, batting for Demaree az Yingiing
went in for the Reds. struck out, and as
Clarke dropped the third strike Meyers
rushed around, chasing the other Giants
Off the bags. with the result that Stock
was tagged out by Niehoff With this
putout went all hopes of a Giant victory,
and just because Meyers forgot
Tho Reds made doubly sure Of their
victory In the fourth and NTH innings,
which saw the Punishment of wiltse
After two were out in the NTH Marsans
walked and stole second. Hoblitzell and
Bates also walked Then Meyers forgot
again. He threw to second and as he did
Marssns stole home. Doyle returning the
Big Chiefs throw threw wild and Hobby
scored.
The Giants got to YinglinE In their side
OF the fifth for two talles. Reecher
singled. Burns went out Fletcher
singled, Marsans fumbled, Bescher scored
and Fletcher went to third. Fletcher
scored US Doyle flied to Bates. Merkle
went out.
In their half OF the same round the
Reds added three more, which wound up
the scoring of tho day Mclean replaced
Meyers, Clarke went out. as did Kellogg,
who batted for Yinging. Moran Walked.
Herzog singled and both rode home ahead
of Heinie Groh on the latter's home run
drive to the centre field wall The score
NEW YORK IN L. CINCINNATI IN JD