New-York tribune., 1909-07-06
GIANTS WIN TWO MORE
OUAKERS THE VICTIMS.
Uy;ltse Shuts PhiIIies Out-Fifteer
Innings an Second Game.

pbuadslpbia .JuIv 5-The Giants kept up theft
v,t,nlnp mace with never waver to-day. and beat
the Philadelphia nine twice In It's home lair 1eat
Billy Murray and his warriors never thought pos
sfble for the New Workers In the morning game
George Nitse pitched almost great ball as a
,,ea- apo In New York when he shut the Quakers
out on Independence Day without hit Only
three Of the home players got TO first THIS morning
ana none beyond that bag. New YORK Won MS
parne b,, a score Of to O. and took the afternoon
Contest b, a score Of 3 to g. after fifteen innings
of sensat tionaI baseball. Matty pitched FOR nine
innings Of the second game. and then gave way 20
Bugs Raymond
There wasn't much Of 2 crowd hand 70 see
the games The Quakers haven't done very well
IsteIv and even the chance that Covaleskie would
appear in one OF the games failed to excite enthusi
asm. The town has gone back TO the Athietics
heart and soul CovaIeskle did pitch against
Wftse as a matter OF fact, and held the Giants
down in every inning save the fifth Theu, how
ever the Giants hit the coal miner hard and scored
all their three runs
The game IN the afternoon was a roaring afiaiF
from to finish The Giants oyercaIne one
run lead by the ouakers In the sixth inning only 70
have the game tied up again IN the ninth session,
when the Phillies pushed run over the plate on
tie old Griffith squeeze play. Then there was
great tussIe between Raymond and Foxen for the
rest Of the contest which was Won by good hitting
IN the afteenth inning Murray's the bat that
drove In the winning Doyle had hlJ out a Two
bagger and gone to third on McCormick's long n.y.
and Murray promptly hit for two bases down the
right field foul line.
first run IN the second inning. Murray was the
first offender, for ne dropped Bransfeids ny after
a hard run the batter getting TO second DOOM
singled after Osborne had fled to OHara- anu
Bransheld scored when Mccormick lel the ba4i sIl
away from him
BridweIl and SchIei got that back in the
next inning however BrifweII got base
balls and came home when Schlei slammed the ball
.zrrtT in
Giants could do until the sixth inning, too Then
Mccormick got a base on balls, stole second ceaHIy
and busted down to third when Doom made bad
throw. DooIin made good stop Of Murrays hard
drive. held Mccormick at third. and threw Murray
out at first with II did no good however for
O'Hara the next up, drove out a clean single
to centre and Mccormick scored
Moore, who had pitched We'll for Murrays tribe
was taken in the eighth inning to let Joe Ward
the former Yankee, bat for him. but Ward vas
killed off when Doyle made a fine catch OF his
Texas Lacquer. FOxen finished the game and got
a chance to pitch the extra innings because OF a
wonderful catch by Magee in the first half Of the
ninth inning Two were out when Devltn got 2
base balls BridvyeII singled Schlei smashed
out long line drive that looked ike home ru1-
but Magee, running far back. 1eaped as the BAH
went over his head and made the catch Magse
singled in the ninth inning and Bransfeld sacri-
feed. Osborne singled. but fine throw by Murray
held Magee on third On the next ball the Quakers
worked the squeeze. and NIagee scored when Doolin
hunted to Matty
Mathewson led of with two-bagger IN the tenth
inning, but was out trying to make third Had he
stayed second the game would have been won
earlier. for Tenney drew base on balls and was
forced by Doyle. who reached second Kuabe's
bad throw for double play a base on balls To
Mccormick and a ball In Murray's ribs filed the
bases, but O'Hara was easy for Knabe.
The sprint was too much for Matty and Ray
mOnd relieved him in the box Mccormick was tho
first man up in the thirteenth inning and hit FOR
two bases. but Murray, O'Fara and DevIiu couldn't
get the ball past the iufield- The squeeze play
failed the Quakers IN their half when they tried it
again Bransfeld doubled, with none out. ard he
and Osborne were both safe the Iatter's bunt
when Raymond threw late to DevIir DooIfn struck
out, and when Dooin and Bransteld tried work
the squeeze play Doom missed the bail, and Braus
field feet from the plate Knabe
doubled in the fourteenth. but with out, and
Titus was easy out. Then came the long hits
by Doyle and Murray in the fifteenth inning. and
the game safely
Wftse held the Quakers at his mercy throughout
the morning game. Only three hits were made or
his delivery and only three Quakers got TO first
base, while penetrated further into the dia-
mOnd. COvaIeskie held the hits OF the New York
scattered pretty we'll but they were able ID
reach him in the fifth inning. Not single extra
base hit was made by either team
In the fifth inning BridweU walked and SchIei
struck out Wiltse contributed unexpected
single and BridweH reached third Tenney sent
BridwelI in with single TO right and Doyle also
singled. scoring Wiltse. Tenney got IN. too. be-
cause the throw to the plate got away from DOOM
Only thirty faced WiItsc and for five in
nings not a reached first base The tall left
handler had all sorts Of speed and his control was
perfect.
The scores follow;