New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
MATTY TO THE RESCUE
WTNS ONE CANE FROM
THE PIR4TES.
Giants Helpless in Second Contest
Before Brilliant Pitching
Of CGmmtc.

Pirates a the Folo Grounds yesterday afternoon
and the Giants won hands down, too. although the
score was only 10 ?. Similarly Camnitz pitched
the second game for Pttshurg and the Giants lost,
lest hands down. too. by score Of 2 70 O. The
x-ring Of ciphers were easy to comprehend in light
the that the only hit the home mon garnered
was measly little hunt I'm the sixth inning
made by Marquard, the last in the world TO
spoil no nit record. Thus the Pirates 60 away
with four gemes out Of the six played
Can'nitz pitched truly rernarka bic game giving
only TWO bases on balls Murray was the recipient
each time and the only other who GOT on the
bases beside Ma.quard was Terney. who forced
Ma-uuard after he had made his safe hunt In six
innings the Giants in order. and only thirty
men faced Can2nitz-
= Can1nitz did things 70 the Giants. however. in
the second game AIatty almost equally busy
with the Pirates in the first. Two hits were
hurched in the frst inning. with base on halls
TYIrposely given Wagner. which gave the Pirates
their two runs Miller the second inning ana
Sterke in the fourth made hits. After that Ma''N
shut down absolutely MOI man reached hfsI
base after fourth inning. ard he pltcned as me
game as any he has in years.
The crowd Was great surprise Elevated Trans
bean 10 Ccnle in loaded The guards before i-oV
O'Clock and rz the time the first game began there
vas a his crowd hand. for MondaE- The
stream didn't diminish much during the nrst game
and there good many more thah twenty
thousand present when the second contest Pesal'
The covered stands were packed and standing room
was hard to find the reserved section IN ule
r7raobers there Vas more room. but il vas big
crowd that svveltered in the bro1ing heat me
raid attendance for the six games q the ser1es'
rlaved on four days. was ninety thousand ana those
who didn't pav probably brought the total up 10
nearly one hundred thousand This is'pIooaoly
record.
The crowd wanted 70 see Aiatty pitch that first
game and he got great roar OF applause when ne
IN -ng-
RAYMOND warming up. too. and il looked for a
while as II Raymond would be the choice win
Matrv as 3 possibility for the second game buI
F7.xrro7d wasn't Just right while Mattys arm
seemed 70 have been snloothed out. perhaps by the
hot weather. Ans how. Natty went IN Wnen tf1e
bell rang and the enthusiasm made the afternoon
hotter than before. Vic. Willis, VINO lost lis HIS'
game IF the series. went in for the Pirates
Farbeau didn't make much Of a start tor me
,ie5to-s 7-vc strikes were called. and then he
sapped ore TO Matty and was thrown out at hrst-
Leach was better. and smashed out hit to centre
that vas good for pair Of bases Clarhe sloI
one back of second and was thrown out on q sooo
stop by Larry Doyle, although Leach reacheo lnlro
Msttv tried 10 fool Wagner, but couldn't induce
him 10 bite al TWO sharp outcurves mat CUT me
plste and gave him base on balls StoFhe Fe
.erted the irnputation that he was easy picking
and smashed single right through the box, after
hiring of half a dozen fouls. He tried 10 go 10
SECOND, but was nailed when Marty took O'hara
fast throw. Two were in, however Tor Nas-
ne5r hadn't even drawn 4 throw Tnen ne store sec
end before the hit.
Mccormick tripled over Wilson's head in the first
inning for New York. but a fine hit went TO waste
because two were out and Wilson. who had backed
up 10 the fence for NurraT. made pretty eaten
of Reds well meant line drive Miller got Two
haseer 10 lead of for the Pirates in the second
timing but was thrown out st third on Wilson'S
hunt, Matty making good play
Tn. Giants cut the lead down in the second
inning after two were ont BridVen was the man
r-fro Gin n
centre and sending the crowd crazy by stealing
second. schlei knocked Barbeau of his feet with
& single past third and Pridwel raced home. amid
demonstrations Of JOY that ratified the boards OF
the fences
storke singled in the fourth inning, Pittsburg's
lest hit Of the game. but caught once IN q
double play that began with BridTells beautiful
atop Of Mnier-s smash.
The Giants filed the bases in the fourth inning,
but two were out and followed. Devn
singled and stole second. Brfdwen walked, and
schlei beat out an inheld single. but 10 avail,
as Matty out On q high hy 70 Leach
Storka nearly got third hit in the seventh
.nnfnr hut Mccormick robbed him of il by brill
tsr+ running catch and in their half the Giants
broke the game up. Schle started il with his third
hit, an irheld drive that would have gone a lot
further II Wagner hadn't checked il. Schlei start
ed for second as Matty swung his bat. and there
vas clean hole for the bail al short. Wagner
having run over Matt- and Schlei both went
along on Teuneys pretty sacrifice, and in the pinch
larry DOYLE doubled down he right field foul line
and two runs came in DOYLE ran home when vii
cons throw 70 the plate rolled into the Pittsburg
berch but was sent hack third Later he was
caught AZ the plate Wilson's perfect throw. after
Mccormick 4 had been caught.
Pa ymo1d would have pitched against Caunitz IN
the second game II he hadn't had finger, but
Il would have made difference, in view OF
the total inability of the Giants 10 solve Camnitzs
oelivery. HIarquard wasn't bad but he had
poor support
The big lefthander made great start. He had
hit Leach and the little fellow got 10 second, with
t1o our. on Clsrke's sacrifice Wagner was next, /
and Msrquard struck him
The uouhIe started IN Tie second inning Miller
doubled. and Wilson hit Gibson scored Miller
with single. and when he and Wilson tried asi
double steal Doyle dropped schlsrs throw and
Wilson scored Gibson got 10 third a wild /
pitch. hut Barscau struck oUt.
Murray walked in the second inning for New
York. stole second and took third on O'Hara out
Murray wouldn't try score on Dsvln's short fly |
10 Wilson and Bridwe flied Clarke. Never an
other man got beyond second for the Giants.
Mzrauard along we'll until he fifth inning |
when three scored Gibson singled, but 1
was out at second Marquard's good throw OF A |
bunt by Camuitz Earbeau singled and the bases |
were filled hen Leach got base on l5alls. cam
nitz and BaTbeau scored Clarke's single. and /
when Devlin failed tag Leach al third Wag-
neE's groandeT the bases were filed again Leach |
scored on Storke's fy 10 O'Hara. but Clarke was |
run down
Marquard gave bases balls in the seventh !
inning hit Clarke the back and allowed a single
This. combined with by Schlei. produced
three runs that the last in the ninth /
inning Clsrke's tiIree-bsgger and wagner's pop
ny. that fell safe between Murray. O'Hara and
Doyle. WASN'T needed This Wagner's only
hit CT the day. and scratch.
The scores follow:
F1Rsr GAME