New-York tribune., 1909-04-17
GIANTS TURN ABOUT
nOYLE TO THE RESCUE.
o;rns His Contract and Bats IN
Much Needed Runs.

Al v-as changed at the Polo Grounds yesterday
his first place. ana of all Importance, the score
y eve-sed and the New York Giants beat the
-Lss of Brooklyn. by a score of to 0. In the
So - ,lace the hurrah and excitement incident
-. onenfnC game when thirty thousand so
.a1f crazy over a thirteen inning struggle
,acLi7e although some fifteen thousand fans
~ =, hand with plenty of enthusiasm TO see the
~ frl,r out the old question. In the third
- and again OF some Importance. Larry Doyle
4 :. his pIa-e al second base, having decided
that discretion was the "e''ei P"i' 0i 'o'O'
ned his contract.
,.rIa WAS the man Of the hour, too For seven
.-.1rs the Giants were at the mercy of big Nap
= rhe BROOKLYN southpaw, and the record
- +hraa hits and run. Then, with two men
So 50 he eighth inning and Bridwen and Herzog
O~ = -, -l5ird and second base. respectively, snd
5,irr for a chance 10 get home. Doyle drove
' ,,;,y bir 10 Ieft centre for two bases, and the
IS won. That hit meant two runs and
80 o,o-her was added for good measure before
W stsa was retired, it was not needed
" IL srory of the eighth inning is really the story
,,e and must be told in detail. The Su
O- rad been retired rUnless for the eighth tlne'
pe'@ ,oreelv 10 Bugs" Raymond, once OF ST
ne who pitched his first league game IN 'he
-, II New York The crowd thsn cSieo Oh
(rlar,s for some runs. il had for ABOUT the
-. - .t,s and Just for a change the Glahts re
sponded -.,-...,, .r5 ensrv walked 10
D. eo,,r halls Schlei. following Instructions
- down q pretty sacrifice eunt along '.e -
g line and almost beat the throw. a VIZ.
oeS ,t II, when Jack Myers took his place a.
snoHl We "e-- -. f,r RAYMOND The Indian was i'm
lhe p0.- s-s-a the bail into the bleachers' ana ne
ploie1 s-.,a effort lie picked out a good one anu
NE me- =. screaming over third base for WHAT ,z
. cor a clean two-bagger, but fa'e Wiz
s+se and the bail fell an lnch or Two o1
-, so,1 line A groan went up wheh ms ns g.
foul Vv6f
's.ns l .ro c,,r hope died. but Herzog. by sprint
psc-or turned his bounder 10 Hummer
@ bir and rested safely at first as bIiu"eiI
- - rriri He drew throw 10 hrSt anu -
-, N second. when Jordan was IoiSeu -
,s-.n on third and then Doyle PLAYED ms par l
= .-,,,rs had called three balls ana O"o
-. - cent the bah sailing into left centre
1n. rrldv-eu and Herzog raced nome WIN 'e
-,rs mat spelled victory That was no. aii' -,
60 Murray drove vicious pan "'''''
pBoker on the shin. and the pl'chei
,s Of the field and let Bell take up the WORK ne
- - eo 1,eU Tenney walked, and WIN ue
- ell OFIara dumped one down in front ol u4e
- z-hior Bell heIded cleanly but TOO late 10
-, che -71nner and Doyle scored DeNIln : ny "
slperrnan ended the fun. - D-oI
rron5au ntched the last inning for Ne" hpiH ~
-. ....r striking out Sebring and giving Iumey
1 80 IN halls Jordan and LennoN were retireo
: -, els 10 Murray and Herzog respectively
psrnnond pitched good game TOT Ne"
s made favorable impression on the lSis' E
80 himself in tight place in the nfth Hlniiis'
cd showed remarkable GOODNESS IN se'.ine Cut
Jordan walked and Dennox mace ms seooiu ny -,
-, ors mt RAYMOND settled down ana strucA
W w go, aud R,,cl<er. Then Burch sent one 10
r,svfin and died at first 49,
-. s,rsrtas had another chance 10 score IN Iie
.,gb4b inning on hits by Burch and Aperinah' pu1
syiaveu. poyie and Tenney brought OF d i"s'
~, -,.v Tsnnsv making clever one-handed eaten
= ri,,. .r-ozr Murray also shut on run bE si
-. -,7-o7v 10 the plate in the second inning
Philadelphia will be the guests OF New horA al
.. Polo Grounds to-day.
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