New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-28
GIANTS RALLY IN TINE
Win Second Game from Reds
After Losing the First.
DRUCKE MAKES HOME RUN
Also Pitches Strong Game, but
Was the Under Dog Most
Of the Way.

three glorious opportunities. they rallied Al
last IN the eighth inning and pulled out
,tctory by 3 score Of 10 = It was needed
50 even I'd on the day. as the visitors won
me nrst game q q doubie-header by the
came score
The shades q night were settling over
coogan's BluT when the Giants went to
bat IN TIE eighth inning Of the second
struggle. with the score TO I against them.
TroInnae lad been liberal with bases on
halls giving ni-e up 70 that time. but
mighty stingy with hits, three including a
home run drive by. Drucke into the Jeff reld
blsache-s. being tie sum total q New
JERKS enorts. The crowd had Just cheered
the up-hil victory Of the Superbas over the
Pirates. IS announced On the score pca-1
Rhen the fun began
Brsdz-eu. the first -asr Up. sIked, Dew
In sliced a double &c right and both men
raced home as AIerkle pulled two-bagger
along the third base line. The last nauasd
vent 70 third on sacrifice II Schlel and
scored e moment later On ths throw in OF
Trucke-s long fly 70 centre fed Devore
followed with clean drive, but was caught
stealing second Three runs had been
scored. however. ard three were quite
enough
The Reds fell CT George Wlltss - the
opening CT tbs hrst game. drove him to the
bench in four innings after punching i've
hits with q base on sails ana vl-c throw
n way &c pick Cp four runs FOUR OF the
five hits were for extra bases, T1-ch count
ed. nartieularly as Mclean dropped the bah
int the left held bleachers for .. clean
11c-ne run N the fourth inning
wiltse had clear sailing in the first i-2-
4~---- 1>rr~ rr0rT
vas brewing and the visitors scored tneir
4-st run n The second On 3 base On balls
u Pzskert and Co-coran's clean t7-o-hag-
Ee-.
An error BY Tviltse Led I'd = the second
run II the third inning. Gzspar opened
With 3 double, and reached third On Wiltse's
lad throw q Bescher's hunt The last
named was trapped or first and run down.
-hile Caspar was caught OF third On Lo-
bert's bun- and things looked better Lo-
bert tock second On The pla-s however. and
gcc-eE when Hobrtzsu hammered double
u left
TO runs followed Ia the next inning on
Fosksrts single and Mclean drive for the
circuit, bu- V-iltse rLghtened up and retired
the next three men, thanks partly 70 =
trllllant catch by Meyers Of Z high foul
near the New York bench
4he nth inning. and o1ly three hts were
made CT his delivery n four frames. while
ne struck out four men Becker bat-ed for
him n New Jerks half CT the eighth. SO
thsr Hendricks pitched out the game.
The Giants we're helpless II the hands Of
Caspz- I'D 70 the ninth inning when z
Erz-u -zIlv alrost turned defeat into VIC
tory and had the crowd cheering HE mad
Caspar plainly Iost his confidence but With
r-o CIT. I've runs IN. two runs needed %
ris ane TWO E-en on TIE bases he struck cut
Crtz C-andzli whc was AZ bzr as 2 pinch
hitter
NfoE- Of -he ez-iten,en- vas crowded INTO
that last DYING gasp, Is 7hen The Giants
-ent I'd the score was 2 against them
Wtth Eaodgrass our Murray ger 2 life on
Dowaevs wild throw. took second IS Bird
vel walked ard thlrd when Dev1n drove
clean single through The Box The bases
we're tulI. bur Murray was forced a. the
plate or ,zerkles groun5er 70 Lobert. Then
u sterued "Eg CHEF Ievers and
slammed z rv-o-bazger along The third base
line. and tbs eroV6 hc-led IS B-ldvsl and
r,srIIn scored G-zra- vas TzbbIlng, bur
Re- saved himself c- striking cut Cran1all.
The Giants w-sl6 have scored enc and
Possibly 1v-o runs IA the hrst inning ot the
second game 4 Cs-ore had TN eu- his
srou-5er Is Corcors1 The threw pulled
uobl5-zsu or the bag and Deere. 81 too
la-s -r1ed &c make 70 tcr his lcatEz ta--
r-s Following that Frounne passed three
-aerln a-ick successor but with the bases
+au Erisvsu forced Do-la a. the plate ard
Ds-l,. grove CUT lorE IL t. Bez-hsr- III
EFF 1e-s
rvo orhs. gooc chances ~ere missed BE
f0re me helatsa rz-y came II the eighth
error TIT r--o eIev- Lcrz men CT The bases.
v1tr n-re out ard sota advanced Or
=a,rtsce 8T.-ra- vas caught al tbs plate
rore-er. On Asrl-le's S-cu-1er - Loaert
-hfll Ertsveu was trapped OF third &c
1Ierkls started r. steal zeccnc.
II rhe seventh the bases Were ful on ITO
RAISES. c.s rurpcselT to Dc-ls- sac
rice azo ~ b. DeTcre, but with only
enc ou1 rsthl1g caE,s o. =, al ser me lack
re 2 hist Schlei was forced cut a. IRE
~Iats On 2 weak tap - Lobert by Snod-
grass. while Murray inapstiently ewing -
ne erzt ball pitched 70 hir, ard soi-ed cut
L Clarke
-hs reds scored cze IN IN The FIRST in
mig. when Lcbert singled &c centre, stole
sseons. reached thtrd en- B-tdTeI-'s error e
Eoelltzeus bounder ans raced hcEne Oh
aerg ssc-i-ee ~ by Mitchell They added
another in the SIXTH when EohlitZeu
z-alksd. took second en- ALitchsLIs hit.
which BridweI stopped hut could not
ae4s vent down 20 third or Pa sksrts Esc-
rfees and scored on z wild pitch
r~-cke deserved 70 w-1 his game. as he
held The visitors 70 SIX scattered Kits and
telzea along IN the scoring Etta hcrns
- and z timely sscrince ~
corceran, when Clark Grlairh secured
4-c-, the Eu9alo club. e the Eastern
rez1ue had & trial az second base, and
zcgul-re5 himself II 2 way 70 indicate that
he rrf1 b. found N rns5er league company
fer some tins.
Dowrey injured finger N trying Il tsEs
2 high throw 10 second IN the third inning
~ tae second game, and retired IN tavor OF
-snn-rv Mcmillan. cEce' OF Brooklyn In
80 fourth ianing 9 foul TIP On the thumb
rut Movers cut OF the game, 6chlei taking
has place behind tire bat
Pecksr. who betted Tor Anes n the
eighth inning CT the nrst game. licked
himself in-o the clubhouse for ob5ecting 70
3 caIed strike
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