New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
cngTS SCORE TWICE
ar PIRATES ONLY ONCE.
.,,,s Home Run and RaymOnd's
Single Bring Victory.

turned out in force at the Polo
gsrH5' .-5s1 10 honor Miller, second base
erns he Pitts0urg team, who wisely came
~s iOI s.t ,1,air presence and a diamond ring
trl7''gS IS gave Hans Wagner a silver loving
r HpN4e of George Evans. for leading the
IT, ~s tSaag,,e batters last year. so, naturally
wa ~sins that they were at home. had to
q 5sA- .t,. a score of to I because that was
Sd - tl,ez could attract any attention at
nsE4 ne crowd Of ten thousand or so that
B', coo rhe battle with the league leaders
pl'~ hattie too. CamnitZ. undefeated this
va -, canes. tried TO win for Pittsburg
sssa -, = fully recovered from the awfnl start
d p men Fred Tenny, with memories OF
b go - feast OF hits and runs, drove the hrst
gsd1es'-.z irto the right field bleachers for
ei P"l The moral effect Of that mighty hit
au' ,s ~ .o1t all through the game, ana Camnitz
riF bo,a more than once thereafter. Gen
" j. sled ont but in the fifth inning he took
Go n the well once too often, and Bugs
y fiN- ,.t.s5 il winning his game with
Erpad oTacA5o H.
tAsrr,.,-s riaved hard and well all the AFTER
y -. bi+ -arnnitz pretty hard. but some ef-
r's -. kent several Of their attempts from
- IN the safe hit column Raymond was
a4-ar effective. one measure Of his good work
ss-.s Sc. failure OF Wagner TO get hit Indeed
NE Sc halter struck out the first time ne
u ,b,ugn Justice requires the admission that
e'- Sa,,e foul that missed being two-oaSger pE
y .-cbss Later too. Devlin robbed him OF a
. n by s wonderful step and throw
- =. 4el5 the Giants were fast and sure Eisht
=. v-ero usaroaned ON the bags as result oI
.-,set character OF the New York fielding, ana
=. he Il noted. caught the only visitor VINO
-. s+aa1 second Mccormick fooled Clarke in
ne u&- ;1-.re when the Pittsburg leader singled
- n stretch the hit 10 a double, relying on
,-,sk,s recent slow work lie was out by
sr sn q good throw
Ia.- the various celebrations had subsided. ana
r.rnsr had taken his cup back 10 the bench
=. Miller put on the ring his former neishbors
,,rs hin the Pirates went out in order 1enney
-s5s sure Of one run, as hereinoefore oescrlpeo,
,-s i Murray who had an of day with the oat' hao
s-s ANYTHING hut hit into double play after Nc
ro-ick walked there might have been more runs
wagner came up first for Pittsburg in the sec
,,s inning and-struck out. Abstein hit hard TO
ls- nut De-!in got in the way and made a sensa-
tonsl sion. although his throw nearly pulled Ten
lsy Of The bag.
n The New York half Raymond had chance TO
make the game safe. but failed 10 do so. OHafa
singled and Cam1i'z threw wild 10 catch him al
second on Devlins Erounder. Bridweil sacrificed,
and Carlnitz refused 10 take a chance on Schlei.
letting him walk Raymond fulfilled Camnitz
hapss and nit &c Miller, who touched Schlei on the
ire and made the double play TO Abstein.
Clarke singled in the fourth inning and Abstein
zot hit after Wagner had driven one TO Murray:
Then Miller sent his friends Wild with JOY with
sngle that scored Clarke with the tieing run
schlei became busy at once and ended further
scoring. He threw Wilson out on his tap in front
7f the plate and hugged Gibscn's high foul
The Giants waited Just one inning Then Bird
vel doubled and schlei sacrificed. Camnitz guessed
wrong Raymond and put a straight ball over
thar was hit safely over second, scoring Bridwell
R1th what proved 10 be the winning run.
In the eighth inning Leach doubled and moved
along on an cut. He was on third base with two
lut ana Wagner Al the nat. That combination has
ought victory 10 Pittsburg so often that the
crowd he'd its breath. But Raymond fairly toyed
with The DuJchman. and the best he could hnaliy
% was puny tap in front Of the plate.
The table shows that the Giants had few runs
z reserve affe- Nednesdars affair.