New-York tribune., 1909-07-07
GIANTS HIT A SNAG
FALL BEFORE PHILLIES.
Marquard WaUers in Third Inning
and DAMAGE Is Done.

Philadelphia, July 6.-After winning fourteen out
or fifteen games, the Giants struck snag here
to-day and fell before the Quakers by Il score Of
to L McGraw sent Marquard TO the box. and
While he held the home team TO five hits he waV-
cred just enough in the third inning to give the
Phlllies lead that could not be overcome. Nat
uraIIy, the lanky pitcher must bear his full share
OF blame for the defeat. but in point of fact. Nc
Quilien, the Philadelphia pitcher, the stumbling
block, as Deylin was about the only man who could
hit him effectively. Devlin made three Of the six
hltS recorded for the Giants, and that in itself
showed how widely the hits were scattered The
New York third basenan was a busy in the
field also making clever assists
McGraw felt the loss or the game more when the
score board showed that the Chicago Cubs and the
I1ttsOurg Pirates had won their games. He had no
fault TO find, however, and III way cast
down il is unreasonable to expect his team t.
20 on winning every game.
With tw" out in the first inning, Mccormick drove
a single 70 deep centre field but out trying 10
steal second. Philadelphia came back with one
run. Grant the first up, made clean hit 10
centre, and went all the way around to third on
o'Hara's bad tumble lie scored a moment later
ou kuaues sacrifice fy TO Murray. Titus followed
with single, but Magee hit into "a double play,
RrdWeN fielding his fast groundeT, touching see
ond, and throwing 90 Tenney to complete It.
Philadelphia practically the game in the
third inning. when Marquard lost control for "A
moment Grant walked to FIRST and went down t.
second sacrifice by KuaDe. MaTqIaFd then
hit Titus on the arm and Alad the bases by pitch
Ing four wide ones 20 Masee. Hrausheld popped
up high foul which Sch!e took care Of and with
TWO out II looked II Marguard might pun himself
out Of the tight hole hut Osborne came along with
timely two-baEEcr To left, which sent Grant and
Titus racing home. Magee tried to score, too, hut
was caught at the plate on quick relay from Muir
ray 10 De.In to SchIe!.
DeylIu made o tWo-lagger In tire ht,h inning with
only one out, went down third when BridweI
WIS safe at first Doon's poor throw 20 Bran>-
dcld. and scored as Hrldwel forced a. second
on SohIeTs Erouuder Dooun. Marquard struck
ont however. and what looked like rally for the
Giants over.
With Two out In the seventh inning, DevAn made
another safe hit but was ont at second trying 10
stretch Il into two. .bagger- BrdweH ais" led on
with single I'm the eighth iuHg, only TO fan VIC
tim ta fast double play when Scalel drove a
E~ouuder TO KHahe Seymour went in To bat FOR
Marqua-I but a fly 70 Osborne was hls best effort
The Giants went out In one. two. three order In
the ninth inning and their winning streak was
IuucntarlIy stopped
Doyle had a controversy with KLEIN, one II the
uurires ,he eighth inning, and was ordered 20
the clubhouse H~szoI taking his place. Martei,
formerly of the Struhenv!le Ohio team, caught
his first game iu major league company for Phl.a-
del phla and caught it well lie failed 10 make a
lt. hut gaze every indication Of being good man.
The score ia detail follows