New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-15
Giants Play to a Tie
with Cincinnati Reds
Come from Behind and
Break Down Four-Run
Lead-Game Called
in Tenth.
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Cincinnati, June IA. The Giants
scored a moral victory against the
Reds this afternoon by coming from
behind and tieing the score.
After ten innings of play the count
was still all even at to 3, and there
the game ended with no definite re-
suit except the moral one heretofore
mentioned, which has no standing in
the official ranking Of the clubs.
Poll Perritt is not yet firmly settled
in the royal road of victories. The
pitching which he displayed in shutting
out the Cubs is not always on tap. lie
was batted hard to-day, and only the
substitution of Stroud saved the game
for the forces of McGraw.
Although the result of the after
Moons engagement was not decisive
there was reason for McGraw to be
satisfied For practically the first
time this season he could watch his
club take the field and note the pres
ence of a regular in every position.
Arthur Fletche. is still = little lame
from his spike wound, but neither
Brainerd nor Grant has been hitting
hard enough TO make the further pres
ence of a substitute desirable.
The Giants scored once in the third
inning. Perritt beat out slow
grounder to Won Kolnitz. Snodgrass
slashed a single to left, and Perritt
halted at second. Lobert laid the ball
down successfully, and the runners
moved up on the sacrifice. Doyle lifted
a long fly 20 Leach and Perritt scored.
Burns was thrown out by Herzog.
IN the latter half of the inning The
Reds more than neutralized the efforts
of the Giants. Three runs came across
Ia .ly, &c
An error gave an opening.
Schneider was safe on Fletcher's bad
throw Leach put a single to right
arb Schneider advanced to second.
HcrzoG hit safely to left and Perritt
allowed the return throw from Snod-
grass TO get away from him. Before
the ball could be recovered Schneider
had scored and the other runners moved
on 20 third and to second. Killifer
flied 10 Davey Robertson, who made n
fine throw to the plate and nailed cid
Tommy Leach.
Tommy sought TO burrow his way
through Meyers in his effort to reach
the plate. The little outfelder bounced
of the big catcher, and was knocked
unconscious by the force of the impact.
Herzog went 20 third on the play, and
scored on Groh's single TO right. Crit
iith's hit brought Groh home.
A pass to Won Kolnitz, Olson's single
and Herzog's triple gave the Reds two
more runs in the fifth inning, and with
a four-run lead they seemed TO be rea-
sonably certain of victory.
The Giants got up momentum in the
sixth and scored twice. DOyle's single,
pass TO Burns, Fl,tchcr's single and
an infeld out mad, the scoring pcs
sible. The tieing runs were produced
in the eighth.
Schneider, who began the game for
the Reds, was lifted in the seventh, and
Ames replaced him The witness OF
Leon gave the Giants the opportunity
they needed in the eighth. Ames BE-
gan the inning by passing first Doyle
and then Burns. A wild pitch sent
Doyle across the plate.
Here Toney was imported to relieve
Ames. Robertson's sacrifice hy to
Twombley brought Burns across with
the tieing run. Toney pitched eFec-
lively thereafter, but so did Stroud,
who had relieved Perritt at the be-
ginning Of the fifth.
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