New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-19
TWO FOR THE GIANTS
ONE IS EASY; ONE HARD
Terrific Hitting by Doyle and Sey'
mOur Helps in Beating Quakers.

| Philadelphia Aug. ls-The Giants took pair OF
games from the ouakers to-day. winning the first.
which a farce by a score OF Il 10 and making
| seventeen hits Having made show Of Billy Mur-
| RAYS and most OF his pitchers. including one
! named Covaleskie. who Joined Philadelphias team
in the fall 1875 in this first game, the Giants pro-
ceeded in the second contest 10 show that they
| could fight II Il they had to. and came from be-
hind win uphill game by score OF 10 4.
Raymond had Just bad inning in the second
game. the Phlies scoring four runs on Got Of hit
ting IN the second period. but after that he was
about as effective as George Wiltse had been In the
first affair which is saying good deal ~ Sey-
mour. who with Larry Doyle. busy with his
stick al afternoon drove in the winning OF the
second game with a clean single in the eighth
inning
The outstanding feature % the first game was the
O'Eara in the ninth inning He and Shafer worked
double steal successfully and the crowd went
wild.
The second game was tight AFFAIR. McQuillen
had big lead 70 start with. hut he far from
being effective Bugs RAYMOND. after the lat
ter had had his hombardnent in the second inning.
and the Giants kept right after him until they won
the game.
Doyle had made four hits in as many times at
bat in The first game. and every expected 10
see him get 1fth straight safety. Instead fled
n Bates Seymour walked. and took third Nc
CorTnicks two Dagger. scoring on Murray's out at
first.
IN the second inning Brfdwen just touched Brans-
fields fly after long run, but dropped the ball.
Kitty taking second. Knabe sacrificed. and Brans-
field scored Wards single Doom singled. put
ting Ward third. and stole second. Ward scored
On McQuillan's single and Grant scored catcher
and pitcher both with long single right. Nc
Cormick took Batess hy and Doyle threw Titus
out.
Then the Giants went out after the game in good
his second two Dagger and reached third after two
were out when Grants error gave BridweI life.
Mccormick scored a double steal with BrfdNeI
McQuillen and Raymond held each other even
after that. both getting good support until the
enth inning, when the Giants tied the score Doyle
doubled down the right field foul line ana scored
on SeymOur's single. Doom made n great catch Of
McCormicks foul, but Seymour took second Dey-
lin heat out an inheld hit, and when Ward slipped
on the wet grass Seymour scored and BridwelI
reached first. Merke forced Devlin.
Doyle singled in the inning. stole second and
scored the winning run on seymour's single
The first game was pure farce from the third
inning. Wiltse started that period with q single.
Doyle followed suit. and Seymour. first trying 70
hunt changed hts mind. and pasted the ball 10
right for two bases. scoring Wiltse and Doyle.
Mccormick beat bunt and Murray sent Seymour
home with a single That ended Corridor. All
Covaleskie came in amid cheers from the Giants.
Devlin sacrificed and BridweH singled. Mccormick
scoring Fearing that Covaleskie would be taken
out too soon Merkle and Meyers offered feeble re-
sistance in reply 10 cries OF Save him for nei''
from Doyle snd Seymour.
Covaeskie didn't last long. DOYLE
worked IN a safe hunt in the next inning and Sew
moUr singled. Doyle scored McCormick's out
and the bases were hIled when Murray and Dsvlln
walked. Seaman came in 10 finish II. and Bridwrll
flied Bransfeld
Wiltse singled in the fifth inning. stole second
and scored on Doyle's two-bagger. Devlin walkei
IN the seventh inning and stole second. Meyers
singled. and he and Devn worked a double steal
the latter scoring. The Giants three times
to-day on double steals.
Foxen pitched the last two innings for the Phil
lies. and allowed only seven runs
Enough. The scores follow;