The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-06

Between spotlcs~ and lively fielding and
the best of pitching. the Giants pre-
s'ntcd an unbrokcn front to the Cuus
yesterday. and smut them out. The score
was 10 q In favor OF the Giants on
whom, IN their scoring efforts. the Cubs
couldn't make any impression The Giants.
bedding. taking in three double plays, anD
The pitching ~ Tesreau. formed u wall
IRON which the cubs fell back helpless.
First base WAS the dead line for the
Cubs None Of them was allowed to go
past that point ON three different oc-
cdsons the chances were good for their
penetrating the diamond deeper. hut on
each Of the three they were sidctracked.
two ~ SUP. by doubl" phys One
of the double plays, engaging Doyle and
Merklc, was founded on as neat "A bit of
manual deNterity 10y Doyle as ever de-
lighted a connoisseur.
The Cubs made only three hits or
Tc>r.au and none after the fourth inning
Between isolated hits and bases on balls
the first batter NJ occupied first base four
times \ double play three times fol-
lowed 10 forbid the seizure Of second
and the other time that result was ac-
complshed by a force. There were only
two innings IN which as many as four
m II faced rcsreau, In the other six the
Cubs were shooed back to the cloister In
squads Of three
james Lavender's spit ball wasn't as
effective as Tesreaus, but the ChiCaFoan 9
aqueous cnuruing was no byword and
Jest in the pitching line Except Bescher
the Giants ransacked his service but scat
teriugy subsequent to the first inning
They swattsd MIN successfully in the first.
storing up two runs on mum by Tommy
Leach, drive to centre by Doyle and
Jumpv singles by Burns and Robe rtson.
stu. an exceptional catch by Good in the
eighth inning saved the Jimmy twirler
from heiug scored on a fourth, time and
recorded an out against Larry on as hard
Int ball a. that picker ever put the
who'd to.
Brscher, with two singles and a triple.
was IN separate and higher class among
the days hitters. His activities also in
Guided two runs aud six piuches of ny
balls lie and DOYLE and Fletcher led in
tho teldins and the clean catching ~
Larry Mclean and James Archer was
pleasing. Mclean Is catching while
freshed for that part Of the campaign
that lies beyond
Bescher spun a liner to Tommy lea CHI
In the first inning which the rcewee gal
lop"d in for and dropped. DOYLE sin
gled over second and Bescher was held
AZ second. He scored whom Burns
grounded through the centre chute for a
single and while Bill Sweeney was cir
cling over to first, perchance to take one
" Archcr's sideways nips TO that bag 10
nip Burns. Robertson cracked a ball on
the hop through the place where Sweeney
wasn't Doyle scored on the fortuitous hit
and Burns WAS thrown out by Good try
Ing for third on II.
Bescher tripled over Leach's mead I'm tho
third. Considering the vigor with which
ne hammered the hall there was little run
on n. IT looked like a homer when II left
the bat Robertson's fly to Leach brought
Bescher home. Burns walked IN this in
ming, but when he tried 20 steal Archer Z
markmauship was 100 much for his speed
Archer hit safely with none out in the
third, but was forced after Tesreau, who
had much speed all through and gave all
he had to Lavender had famed the lat
ter Good opened the fourth with a sharr
hit but fell victim TO Doyle's rattllng
play when Knisely grounded. Doyle took
me ball from a difficult pickup. tagged
Good with a lightning jab ana passed II
on To Merkle for a double play.
I'm the ifth Sweeney walked before
ANYBODY was retired and again In the
eighth. Each time no was No. | In n
double play on ground balls inserted b,
Archer. Doyle started one double play
aud Fletcher the other. Lavender famed
bases i'm the tftn. Bescher singled IN
rho eighth and didn't reach second. He
Rad 10 hurry back o avoid double play
when Good ran ~ the wall and threw
hh hands into the pathway OF Doyle''
swift liner, slashing catch Of a smash
ing drive. The score