New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-14
CUBS WHALE THE GIANTS.
Rana Out Eleven Hits at the Ex-
pense of Red Ames.
ERRORS, TOO, PROVE COSTLY
BridweIl Plays Star Game
DOYLE Fails with q Chance
to Clean Up.

The Chicago Cubs fairly outplayed the
Giants at the Polo Grounds yesterday
afternoon. and took the second game of the
series by a score of 6 10 > While three OF
their runs were gifts, those that the visit
ors earned were enough to win the game,
Is New York had hard work getting TWO
men across the plate Ames pitched
STEADY game, hat was found for total OF
eleven hits. some of which were Punched,
while Brown pitched a mastery game.
keeping the nine hits that the Giants made
TOO We'll scattered to he effective
a ninth inning rally by the home team
raised the hopes of the big crowd, and it
looked for a time as though the Giants
would repeat the performance of the CUBS
or last Friday and win game which they
didn't deserve. but nothing came cf it all.
With two out The bases fun and Doyle at
the bat. 4 home rin would have tied the
score. DOYLE. like Chance on Friday, aimed
the han toward right field but there was
no danger of il ever getting TO Schultz
Little johnny Evers was on the job and
stopped it throwing to Chance and ending
the game.
Errors by the Giants counted in favor of
the visitors Meyers couldn't begin to hold
Ames t5e dropped 4 third strike on Stein
feldt in the first inning and lost the ball. so
that the runner was safe at first This
1yss had enough. but his most fragrant mis-
NAV was in the third. when he dropped a
perfect throw by Bridwen TO catch Schultz
al the plate. a passed bail and wild
pitch by Ames also helped the Cubs along
in this inning. 1t must be said, however.
that Meyers made TWO beautiful throws TO
second. and only one runner stole q base.
lie also held up his end in the hitting line
The playing Of BTidwel was the feature
Of the game He showed that there was
At least one man in the New York lineup
in tip-top form. He accepted eleven chances
without an error. One of his most brill
liant PLAYS came In the sixth. He felded
Tinker-s grounder as it passed within a
foot Of second base, touched the bag.
forcing OFT Hoffman. and whipped the ball
70 Merkle for q double play. He Gobbied
I'D Shecksrd's FOUNDER in the third in fine
form He also WAS a demon with the
stick making three hits. q double and two
singles. and scoring both runs for the
Giants Bridwell had q shade on Tinker,
although the latter WIS the star of the
visiting team. Tinker robbed Seymour and
Murray Of hits with his wonderful catches
and PLAYED a perfect game all around
The Cubs scored in the first inning, Evers
walking going 10 third on Schulte's single
and scoring on Hofmans scratch MT 10
Devlin Three runs were added In the
third Schultz doubled and Chance vas
hit hy Arnes. a passed ball advanced both
runners a base. and Schultz came home
when Meyers dropped Bridwells throw OF
Sfenfelat's groundeT. He was more sue
cessfnl the next time. and caught Chance
neatly when Hoffman hit to Bridwell. Stein
reldt and Hoffman were on the bags. how
y~t,,a rNiTP
Anes. advanced them a base, and when
Tinker dropped a single TO right field both
came home Singles by Chance, Hoffman
and Tinker in the eighth tailed two more
runs.
The Giants scored in the second Bird
well doubled, went to third on Merkles out
and scored. on Neyers's grounder. In the
ninth Bridwen scored the second run. lead
ing of with A single. stealing second and
scoring on Me1kle's drive through Evers.
The erorn follows