New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-12
GIANTS WIND Up SEASON
Win and Lose as the League
Curtain Is Rung Down.
MANY SUBSTITUTES PLAY
phiIl-es Lost Before Hard Hit
ting in First Game, but
Win the Second.

Win team made up largely OF SUD-
s-i-utes the Giants broke even IN a double
header with Philadelphia at the Polo
Crumbs yesterday afternoon. and so rang
-ov-n the curtain on the National League
se7sOn IN this city. New York captured
-he a-st game by g score Of = 10 :. but
1-e- The second hv q score OF 6 70 I. The
second contest was called a. the enc OF
Tie eighth lining on account OF darkness.
AIcE-aw decided TO give his best players
a rest Larry Doyle and Srodgr2ss we're
re only regulars who got into botn games
pevore ana Devlin PLAYED IN The first con-
test hut they retired in favor Of Murray
and SEater in the second hair Of the dou-
rle-h.ader. Alarquard and Hendricks were
fhe pitchers. and neither was effective
Powerful hitting by the Giants in the first
game. when they PILED up total o. slN-
teen safe drives CT the three Philadelphia
pitchers. slaughter, CUP and GiraTd WAS
responsible for twelve runs. and also was
The saving Of Vanguard The New York
pitcher was found for fifteen hits by the
visitors. but he 4ucceeded in keeping them
scattered 10 a certain extent, so that only
seven runs materialized.
Chalmers. the new visiting twirler.- was
y
crafts in the second game. and they We're
able 20 solve MS delivery for only two hts.
Larry DOYLE and Snodgrass being credited
with one each. Il was case. in fact, Of
one. -vo three tor the Giants-one run,
two hits. three errors
Chalmers pitched sterling ban. and would
have shut out the Giants had he received
good support. but the PhlIIies made three
errors III one inning. which opened the way
for a run.
Becker was the star OF the afternoon and
~ put Up = brilliant game in the field.
Two terrific srnashes which were good for
three bases apiece made him a prominent
factor IN the heavy hitting which was
feature Of the first game. Fletcher. how
ever. was really the king pin with the stick,
and showed the fans that he is rapidly
mastering the AT Of hitting 10y rapping
out four singles in five times al the bat in
Tire first contest. Larry Doyle brought the
few spectators present 10 their feet when
DE engineered with Fletcher brilliant
d0lble play. starting the wheels moving
himself by pulling down a hot drive of
CUPS bat in the eighth inning.
The Fhiuies scored three runs IN the
first inning, pass 10 Titus. singles by
Bates Walsh and Bransfeld and Wilson's
vsId throw 20 second turning the trick
Slaughters double and K1abe's single an
swered for another in the fourth. Singles
by Bates and Walsh and Doolan's home
r1ln were responsible for three more in the
fifth
The Giants tailed two in the second in
mig. Becker drew a pass and Fletcher
singled A wild throw to first advanced
both a base. DooIan threw out DevlIn at
6-s-- Becker scoring. while Fletcher tailed
when E0wdy grounded 10 hrabe. pass
70 Sn0dr-ass. Becker's triple FletCher's
single and Govdy's double added three
more in the third. Singles by Fletcher
Gowdv and Wilson and Devlin's double
scored three runs IN the fifth. forcing
Slaughter out Of the box 4 pass 70 VIII
son. I0vle's double and SnodErasss single
scored two more in the seventh
The Ph-Ites scored all Of their six runs
in tbe sixth inning Of the second game.
Chalmers followed UP safe drives by Doc
Ian and NcDcnouEh with a sacrifice. sin
Cles 10y Titus and Bates and Fletcher's
error followed in quick succession, and they
were topped or with WalsE's triple and an
5ndeIl Elt h- BralsEeld netting six runs
Walsh u.s5udged Skaters fly IN the sew
er-h inning and the runner got TO second.
knabo and Bransield made a mess Of hand
l-n- Cowdy's Erounder. giving the runner
+ life and putting Shafe- on third So that
d. scored easily on Wilson's sacrifice fy.
-'Ae scores follow.