The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-20

PI1TsBrRc. June ls.-Falliug into evil,
ways again the Giants dropped the nna,
game OF the Pirates series and the con.
Guiding one Of the Western trip here this
afternoon before a rather slim Saturday
crowd. Though the weather was IDEAL
only about 5000 fans saw Bob H,r.
mon paint a neat coat OF whitevash
over the New Workers. The fnal score
was TO O. The victory gave the
flttsburgers the series.
jon Tesreau was the pitcher McGraw
sent TO the mound. and though lie wa.
touched for only seven hits well timed
drives in the fourth and seventh frames
coupled with an exhibition Of treuzi-d
running Oh ia" paths by Clarke's band
Of corsairs, sent inr big slabmiu down
to dsf,i again.
Inc rams who Went out to Forbes Field
saw tine Pirates eug.uctr a base steal.
ing feat seldom seen iu the big league.
these days, and especially against 4
catcher OF chief Mcyc~ss ability. In
the fourth inning tley scored two runs
as the result Of tNo 1oub'e steals.
Though the runs virtually are charged
against the CHER he was not entirely
20 blame II * doubtful wnetnef Was.
ner or Baird would have scored mad
the other Giants fielding been cleaner
on the plays.
Tesrsau was gong along at a nice
emp hniI the fatal frame Then thing.
began To- break badly for him. tn. mrs,
man up In the fourth. Collins, go, a
lucNN hit when th" bail 'ouk a bah
bound ana went uv". Flotcher's head
The second lost to recover the ban nre.
vented Fletcher from getting his man
re was set al ready 10 make the throw
when the sphere hopp,d. \ hard dr,y.
10 right hN Rated ,.Lt-H .. -.
around to third ma e. thing, look bad For
ief, and he SETTLED down tu hard L, bor
20 save the runs tr A while f., an.
l'eared as II he would emerge from the
INNING unscathed, 'or he threw ON,
Hiuchman NV
When wasnor came up fans in N.
bieachers yelled "llit her ont. Hans"
but the best th,, Wa>n,r couId a.. 10.
20 send "A sharp bounding drive 10
Fletcher. Collins made for tho pIata-
nut Fletcher's throw shui of I'M. rur
with two gone McGraw began "a
"'e'tne easier, In the meantime. how
ever, Baird had moved up 10 third. Thcn
wagner got busy with some OF his IA.
nliidr tricks and started for second.
MEYERS instead Of whipping the ban
dow 10 Fletcher on the middle lag
shot \ short throw T. Tesreau who
made a quick pes 10 Lrh.rt, and Bard
was forced To carry out his part of the
steal. In his excitement to nail The run.
ner {. the plaie lohert threw A little
out n range aud forced Meyers TO catch
the ball high. Baird slid and u.,s over
the plate before the Chief could nut ths
ball on him.
This must have nettled .Jef. for lie
parsed NluN md then uulurked a wild
pitch that put Wagner on third. Was-
ner and NioN got the sigma for another
double steal and again il worked sue
cessfulll Meyers's throw to Fletcher
WAS tusgled by the latter AID Wagner
had ample time u reach the plate
safely.
After this inning the Pirates didn't
score again until the seventh, when they
chalked up another pair \. pass to
Collins, followed 10y Baird's double and
Hirchman's trirle, accounted for the tai
les. The Giants could do absolutely
nothing against Harmon, who pitched
u fine amt. Harmon let the New York
ers down with FIVE scratch hits. 1es-
reau got two Of them. Few balls were
hit to the outfe,d, So effective va
Harmon that not "A Giant reached third
during the game. Only three New York
ers reached second.
Clarke's infieid played a sndppy game.
especially Baird and Wagner. Tn for
mer led the Pirates in h,ttiuc, getting
two doubles. Besides he scored two %
the runs. The score