New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
GIANTS WIN IN THE NINTH
Doyle Puts Game in Jeopardy.
Then Rushes to Rescue:
CUBS MAKE HARD FIGHT
Kings Home Run Ties Score In
Final Frame, but 1t Avails
Nothing.

She Chicago Cubs at the Polo Irouncs yes
,erdsv by q timely single TO left field with
Two out after putting the game in JEOPARDY
sr the opening half OF the same inning p9
rlaring error. The score was to D.
The sensational ending TO struggle that
ms counted almost as won when the
Giants feu on their old enemy, Three Fin
.-ered~ Brown in the first inning ana piieo
w four runs sent the fans home TO oin-
rer so stimulated that no cocktalis Were
needed II was the kind Of endins aho
.he kind Of game that make haseoah SO
r,opulsr. and the crowd. which NUMBERED
<lnv fifteen thousand persons. rose WIN
roar that bordered on frenzy as Doyle, VINO
a moment before had been reViled. drove
out the hit that sent DeNore RACING Aoiie
with the winning run
as the ninth inning began. into which so
,,ucb excitement was jan7med. the score
stood : 10 3. and. with the great Matty
-itchinc steady. even game, the rams
SAT hack with little thought of danger
Tinker. who. by the way, had followed up
his four hits Of Friday with three more
was the first man up for the CUBS, aho
he drove sharp grounder TO Doyle 10
The disgust OF the crowd Doyle blundereo
and Tinker was safe. Then up stepped
Killing, the king of ali catchers. and nam
-7,e-ed a vicious drive to right centre.
<Snodcrsss fairly threw himself in front OF
-be isV in an effort 10 stop it, but TO no
avail and before Murray could get IL bach
-o the diamond Tinker and Killing had raceo
home tieing the score. Nobody was ou'
and things looked serious, but big SIX
settled down and the next two men were
easy. sheckard lined single TO centre
but was caught stealing second. ana hhe
Giants went 10 bat TO try their pest 10
-,,,u ont a victory that had seemed so sure
AN
Fvers. and Matty put UP high ny 'o
chance. who. ny the way, was back IN 'he
~-an,e With two out. il looked like an
cxtra inning battle. but the crowd cheereu
as Josh T9evore slammed a hit to"afu
7hi-d base which Steinfeldt stopped D"'
could not field. Doyle was up ana 'he
fans bySged and implored that he redeem
himself. Weaver WHO had replaced Brown
in the seventh inning. showed no signs "i
l,einS Clustered even after DeNore put '!e
Giants il, a better position 10 win by steal
suc secor1d. Two strikes and TWO baliS We
.a1,ed. when Doyle stepped into fast one
and son, II skirnrninr along the GROUND 10
lef, Neld With the crack Of the hall pe-
,,orc started from second and dasheo loI
,be ,,la+e like a scared rabbit Sheckaip
made a quick return Of the ball. buI hoe
Quick enough. and the game was Won
,ys,t,. vas not fnvincihle, by any means
,be cubs making Ten hits off his oeilNers
in their farewell game of the season. pu1
he was steady and resourceful at All uilleo
"a ,,,ell deserved 10 win. Brown, the
-,itchfnC star Of Chicago was not At his
cest hut Weaver. who relieved him. piaSeo
his part we'll.
Nts,t, retired the side in the first inning
The cunning Evers and the hard mtuns
-f,eclzsrl were victims Of his elusive iau7
a--avs~ while he threw out Chance me
manager of the Cubs, al first WIFI no.
man resting on third. The last named mao
.cra,cl,ed a hit through Doyle, the nan
-skinr a bad bound stolen second aiio
reached third on a wild pitch
r,ro,,-n Vas treated most Tudely as the
Giants went TO hat. and four big runs were
,uod ,,n in short order. Devore led OF
-, ..les,, drive 80 right centre and took
second on Doyle's fast bounder' "hch
S,cinfeldt could not handle. Both advanced
zs SnodErass walked. filling the bases. With
mono out Murray bounced fast one on
browns leg. and the crowd howled In glee
as Devore scored. Doyle was forced at the
rlsta on BridweUs hunt 10 Brown put
Snodsrass scored Evers threw DeVlin
cut at first Fred Nerkle, still feeling he
had 2 Erudge TO settle. then drove a Two
rarcer 10 left field. sending Murray and
FridwelI racing home Meyers ended the
fun with a grounder TO Tinker.
A fast double play. in which Bridwel-
Tovle and NerlIle took part ended sharp
rally by the cubs in the second inning
spna run was scored. however. on Schulte's
s~rea ming -hree-bagger between Devore
and Snodsrass and Tinker's safe drive 10
centre king then hit into the double play
II was one. two, three for the visitors in
fhe ihird inning, but the Giants added
rrn in their half. With Snodgrass out on
. Hv 70 Tinker, Murray sent the ball sail
sng mast third base for two bases. stole
third end scored when Stenfeldt rnuffed q
,s,bsr high throw from King. Brjdwell
walked. went 10 second on Devlin's sacri-
fec. hut was left when Merkle flied out 10
Steinfeldt
The sixth inning was a comedy OF errors
nr.t Nafty and tlsen Brown craving out
of tight places. With two down for Chi
cs-o. Fvers on a. brilliant stop by Matty
and Sheckard on long fly TO Snodsrass,
Hoffman got q scratch hit and Chance was
safe on BridwelTs error. The last named,
however. Was forced At second.
IN New Bork's half Bridwell dropped a
single in right field and was safe at second
on Browns had throw Of Devlin's hunt TO
force him. Merkle also bunted, and got a
life on Browns second bad throw, this
sine 10 Chance Browns second error.
however. was DUlllItu Dg DtNAtD . Do0 beSC
running. He overran second on the play
and was trapped by Chances quick throw
10 Tinker who chased Deyhn to third.
where he was out for running off Bridwell-
Movers then flied 10 Skeckard and Matty
grounded 10 Evers-
Hits by Sheckard. Steinfeldt and Schultz,
combined with another error by Doyle,
made the eighth inning fruitful for the
Cubs, as two runs were scored Doy2es
In-sp-ay cost both. as IT came on what
should have been the third cut. so that the
burden Of the game rested on his shoulders
as he stood at bat in the eventful ninth
and made victory possible with his timely
drive.
The coming champions left town last
night none too well pleased with the out
come Of the series with the Giants. who
won three OF the four games played.
The score follows: