New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-05
RAISE PENNANT HOPES
Giants Win Two from BROOKLYN
on Eve of Western Trip.
HAVE TO FIGHT FOR FIRST
Warning Game Goes Thirteen
Innings, but Afternoon Con-
test is One Sided.

r,s,lsvinE q form which raised pennant
,-,,ss IL tbs hearts Of thousands Of fans"
= Giants Won the third and fourth vic
-,riss in the series Of nTe games with the
--,ak7vsl Superbas 1T the Polo Grounds
oz-e-.sav. I took them thirteen innings to
- re trick by sccre Of G TO in the
icing. while TIE infants received a
sszbtful spanking IN the afternoon when
,se bis boys turned and walloped the WISH
..,-S- tx = sceTe OF - TO /
s-xes AZ suspicious farewell. Last night
sec .-earl left New York for g series with
session. ara then another long trip through
-. west with Chicago as the first stop
-Ys- their double victory, while the Cubs
ND Pirates were breaking even, the Giants
climbed Ia within a game and q half Of
-ne leaders Il the present pace is oniy
rzsfrtsinad prospects are bright for the
1st--..
TIE Giants PLAYED such ali around good
Ian -ha- L was difficult 70 single out any
re feature. Perhaps the most important
Il 81 vas the hitting. and a bouquet Of
,,rel.tv-rwc s1fetles was gathered in the
mo games President Lynch lifted the
sns:sersiou or DeViin, and the sterling third
taseman vas hack in his old position in
sre form Another particularly bright spot
N The horizon vas the playing Of Becker
in me afternoon game Rucker hit Murray
II The morning game and famed him
slightly. so that McGraw decided TO give
LIZ, rest Becker embraced the oplor-
-r-i-- = MAKE EoOd, and did SO in q way
-h-t iet- gao doubt as 70 his ability A
--sBss and - double vzs his record at the
ts-. while .r ths deId he played a game
-hzt uas second 10 none of the outfielders
n rae league seven brilliant catches were
rented 70 him, and his fielding was moth
L-s she-c O. wonderful
A ror5 must he said Of the sterling and
--sslSre-- work Of BridzveL The fast
-r'tEe sha-lstop continued In the form that
afsz leea Tia feature Of the playing OF the
=1iE-ls t7- several weeks. In the first game
-le .zd rem assists and i've put outs 10 his
-ere6it The groun ders all came Dovie's
nay H. --- afternoon. and the doughty
certain accepted nine chances without an
t-re-.
Z took the combined strength OF Mathew
SRI and D-luke 10 defeat the Superbas in
ne morning game, which was by far the
nGle Interesting and faster Of the two
c1u-es-~- Drueke got bad start when
Dalton, The first man up. walked. \
double tv Daubert. = single by Wheat and
couple - outs tailed three runs The
-eul4tul IRIrle- pulled out OF Z bad hole
& ne second. when. with two out. the
-silors flled the bases, but Wheat ground
= qua 10 DOYLE. retiring tie side. Then
ke usLLened I'D and put the Superbas
elt ~ order for four innings In the sew
t1tl pZss and q single rur him in bad
ssln. bJ- he pulled out without run
being scored
IN tle mean tir4e the Giants had tailed
-9u- rms and taken the lead. Murray
has E'- q the opening Of the fourth in
ing and Seymour walked 4 single by
1-l-- brought MURRAY home, while
Meyers single scored Seymour IN the
ss-E--- Meyers led of with Il double and
1ost. walked. Murrays double scored
.1t--r- Jssrt TIE St5Terf-as tailed TWO
'r9Ie runs On gheir own account in the
cslt-. Wheat drew . pass, and HummeI
singled and stole second. Lennox's single /
-ousal both homo.
The Giants TIED the score III the eighth. !
a-id--eli walked. ana tried to take third on
fsvl IRIS short fy % centre. and was out
BIT De rlin teok second on the play. stole
i-i-d and came homo when Tony Smith
ulr1e5 1Ierkle'e fly back Of second base. 1
1La--- went into the box al the opening OF I
sack Dalton led of with = double but was 4
!. .s5lEzs 1- second Ga 1IatrE-s quick throw /
80 zsEslva- while Dau5ert and Funnei 4
-s-sEct Cyl Tae Superbas went out IN OF,
'erz Sc tEe rest Of the game Rucker .
l5gaten4d ur ~ The struggle Ueat on.
IN one sut In the thirteenth Bridwell 1
-'ed 20 r-glt Ield and scored the WIN
s -1l O. NerEIe-a line drive to centre
--- second game WAS = sIauE Inter Of TIE
--noceTrs All the life seemed taken cut
e Tie BrsoEirl nine. and they were help
So i- lie lands Of the Giants 0tis
'-Aaai al-ed another victor.- q his own
5-i.-i@ pitching tfe entire nine innings
e'eEiHE farTa. He ief tie visitors down
SIX scattered hits. THey never
zSEt1 -ztl scored al ali Seymour mis-
--S-a "-=ats high fly iB 1he first in
~ letting Tie runner get 10 third so
- - ee-ld score ca FIummeTs singie-
a-aA-eI- Eleu ne Is right, Is supposed TO
terror Tor The Giants, but they de-
--stee AIM lzsr week and knocked him out
ne COX II sn inning and z half yester~
- becker S triple and singles by SnOd-
Sass seymour and BridEelI scored three
.-e iA the ErsE inning. AIeFkle's triple
--- --eseis single Il Ihe opening Of the
@-ei-e ir-sled aim, and 4<Hetzer was sent
Inc latter was 10 match for The
'Aliss ana they ADDED seven more hits
lie EotsI OF six which they had made
2 scsrLeH. scoring twelve runs during
a. nine innings.
TIE scores foIIog-
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