New-York tribune., 1910-06-03
GIANTS SLUG MR.. SUGGS
Bang Out Thirteen Hits for Total
of Seven Runs.
REDS SCORE ONLY THREE
Matty of the West No Terror,
and New York Wins Ninth
Straight Game.

sIugzing suggs. the Matty OF the West,
so called. for a total OF thirteen hits. the
Giants pounded out their ninth eonssc,,-
tive victory at the Polo Grounds yesterday.
defeating Cincinnati by a score Of to 4
While some may question the ability os
the New York nine to hit south2aws. thsrs
Is now no doubt that they can IN
rnercifulIy hammer the paws Of other
points OF the compass Nine hits oa
wednesday off Rowan's delivery. coupled
with the tidy little bunch collected ysster-
day. f. a hitting record Of no mean pro-
portions for two games
Every one Joined in the merry fest with
the exception OF Becker who barted FOR
Dickson I'm the second inning Murray and
DevlIn came in for two singles and
double apiece. while CrandalI slammed ous
q terrific drive TO centre for three bags
The visitors found Dickson for three bits
in the first two innings. and when McCirsv
saw an opportunity 10 Get a lead a. tbs
end of the second he sent in Becker 70 bat
CrandaH assumed the responsibility ot
pitching the Giants % victory. and allowed
only three hits IN the seven innings IN
which he was on the mound All Of these
were punched in the sixth inning. how
ever. and netted txo runs.
There is every reason To believe that these
runs would not have been tailed n Doyle
and Lobert had nOt INDUCED in a little war
all their own. Two hits had put Egan on
third and IlObert on first There was Ons
out and the runners got the signal for
double steal Meyers made a short throw
70 DovIe. ard as I.Obert came down toward
second his fist in some way or other con-
nected with LarTy's jaw The ball flew into
right field. Egan scoring and Lobert TAX
inc. third. Proceedings were interrupted
for A few moments while Doyle gave vent
70 his feelings. which had been slightly
ruffed, to sav the least The umpire re-
fused TO allow a claim Of interference. and
Larry had to content himself with telling
Iobart what he thought q him Swee.
revenge was taken, however. whel Lobert
was caught at the plate on McLeaH's
grounder. the latter going TO second Later
he scored when DOwney singled 20 left hsaa
and Devore fumbled the ball Suggs wss
an easy out
When the Giants came 70 bat at the end
of the sixth inning they we're Fl a bad
frame Of mind on account Of DOyle's little
trouble and proceeded t0 show the Reds
what they could do when aroused Five
hits followed one another fin such rapid
succession that the plate began TO grow
misty before Suggss eyes. the entire bat
ting order of the Giants facing him
The two runs which Cincinnati had tailed
gave the visitors 2 lead ~ one run. but
after Devl.a and SnOdg-ass had both
popped ho- ones into right field Meyers
sent a sizzler through short which sent
both home and brought smile to the facs
Of John J. McCiraw-
CrandaII tripled and scored Meyers. but
the pitcher was thrown out at the plate on
DevOre's grOunder Doyle walked and NfUr-
ray doubled. scoring DevOre. but Egan and
HobIftzell took care OF SeymOUr's grounders
the side
In the first inning DevOre got a ilrs on
HObIitzeITs error and Tailed OF Murray's
single. after taking second on Doyles out.
DevIin opened the second with a double
and scored on Devore's single Doyle and
Murray singled in the eighth. the former
tallying when LObert threw BridwelTs
grounder wide 70 HobIitzeIL
The score follows