New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28
GIANTS POUND THE BALL
Pile Up Eight Runs to Only Two
for Brooklyn.
RAYMOND IN HAPPY VEIN
Red Murray Also Helps Along
by Leading Of in
Two Rallies.

=. 49,. one went TO Washington RAJ ~
prookl1n, Yesterday afternoon 1oi oIe -
Nose Of solving the mystery OF the g
.rt, ar If how the Giants lost nine o"' %
,,,,-taen games, he left the neid as -
r1sxns Sc ever for New York oeleate" ~
rroo,xlvu Superbas handily by s0oie y.
G IN . A close game was preui0N'
+ha Giants drove Scanlon, VINO mas W
- - 700 much for them. out of the box
an the sixth inning ana treated
a. mos. unmanneriy way. They sue
ceeded in punching nine cieah mus
mai tells the story. incidentally 'ifes
e,s.-.,,as sn.o Sacond place in the pennant
race.
o, 90 she most gratifying features or
- ra,,a from the point of view OF the
Ven York rooters was Murray's return 10
to-r, in the hitting line. He started uhe
LII Is, .l,e sixth inning with a terrliiC
-,,o-base drive to left field. while In the
se,,an,h he began another batting fest WIN
8 sinyle. Bugs" Raymond pitched ste'-
ling came and Y as invinciole except III INC
third inning when Brooklyn got TWO iUiIs
ne gave only one base on balls, struck oot
eight men and allowed seven hits three Oh
which were punched in one inning.
Mcmillan made three errors at short
only one of which, however, was cosby
THAT came at the opeEing OF the elghth'
-, yK-,,zon cot his base Hummel al
,o,,,aa Wilson q base in the sixth, when he'
foo fumbled a grounder. Wilson even'uais
scoring. Bergen was too crafty Tor 1he
Giants behind the bat and they falleo 10
steal MANY bases He caught Doyle NAN
Oily in the first inning by me lhro"
10 Hummel. when the New YORK secoilo
1,aseman tried a delayed steal, while Brio
well in the fourth was nipped AT the plate'
bergen to Hummel to Bergen. when he
tried a double steal with DeVlin' VINO WAS
on first
Rrooklvn scored two runs in the thlro
shining. which was interrupted by pass
ing shower Mcmillan struck out but Der
gen walked and went to second on Scan
IONS single over second base Devore
robt,ea R,Irch of a hit when he made fine
r,,nniTg catch. hut rather marred his good
u,or,, nv throwing poorly to Doyle at sec
.ond To catch Bergen, who had got too Tar
from the bag. Daubert followed with a
single 10 centre field, scoring Bergen, while
Wheat singled to the same spot, bringing
Scanlon home Wheat was caught on the
relay. Seymour to Devlin TO Doyle, reurlng
The side Brooklyn never got another run
ner beyond second base
The Giants tailed one run in the hrst
inning Devore walked and went TO thlro
on Doyle's drive to right field. Although
Murray popped d foul TO Bergen, Seymour
sent a long fly 10 Wheat, and Devore came
home. Doyle was caught stealing second
II looked bad for the Giants for the next
few innings, for although they got men on
bases on passes and errors, they failed to
get another hit for four innings.
But the relapse proved only temporary
AT the opening OF the sixth Murray, who
had been steadily sampling a few of Scan
Ions curves, got ball 10 his liking ana
sent a smashing drive into left field for
two bases. Seymour followed with
single between first and second which put
Murray on third. and Bridwelrs single to
the same place brought him home with the
tieing run. .
Devlin then dropped the ball over third
base for a single, scoring Seymour. Merkle
sacrificed fer the first ont, putting Bird
well on third and Devlin on second, and
when Wilson sent a sharp rap through
Hummel Bridwen tailed. Raymond and
Devore flied out. retiring the side.
In the following frame, after Doyle had
grounded out. Hunmel to Daubert, Murray
and Seymour both singled, and Bridwell
walked, filling the bases. Devlin grounded
TO Mcmillan who threw TO Hummel. fore
ing BrfdWen at second Murray, however,
scored on the play, and when Daubert
nluffed HummeIs throw TO double Devlin
at first Seymour tailed. Devlin was one
Of the two men to steal a base on Bergen,
but Merkle flied GU; TO Davidson.
Two more runs were added in the next
timing. Wilson, the first man. getting his
base on McAIillan's error, advancing to
second on Raymond's sacrifice and going 10
Third on Devore's single, the latter taking
second when Davidson threw TO catch Viii
son at third. Doyle then drove a sizzler
over second. bringiD Wilson and Devore
home, the latter running so fast that he
nearly beat Wilson to the plate, although
Starting from second.