New-York tribune., 1910-05-01
GIANTS SWAMP PHIl[|ES
D0oin's Best Pitchers Pounded
in Third Straight Victory.
MARQUARD HOLDS 'EM SAFE
0uakers Shy on Runs Until the
Eighth, When Things Go
Badly for Rube.
IRr TeI.srarh 20 Tne TrInun. ]

Philadelphia. April 80. - The Giants
evamped the Phi1lies by score Of 9 to 4
in the last game Of the series played here
to-day. In taking their third straight VIC
tory they numerically pounded Dooin's
hest pitchers for total Of fifteen hits
Moren and Hurnphries were driven from
the boz, snd Nsroney held his opponents
down with difficulty for the few innings
which he pitched. Every man in the bat
ting order OF the visitors got hit, with
the exception Of Wilson. BridveN carrying
of the honors with a two-bagger and two
singles. while Doyle was equally effective
with double and one single Devore-
Murray and Seymour continued their heavy
hitting.
Rube Marquard went eight innings for
the Giants and pitched wonderful game
Until his terrible asceASion in the eighth.
when Philadelphia scGAd four runs. He
had allowed only three hits and struck out
five men. But things broke badly for him
In the eighth
Dooian walked and Cheek singled 60 Ieft
Marcney vas hit by NarquaTd- and the
bases we're filed The Giant pitcher went
completely up in the air and walked Titus.
forcing Dooian across the plate and Ieav-
ing the bases still populated. Marquard
succeeding events unsettled him completely
revore, who was shifted over 90 right as
the sun parIor Is too warm a spot for Nur-
ray. made estch a FOOT off the ground
or Grants line drive. JohSstoQ, the un-
pirr. .tSysIt1 tthiaP II Vas : r4ek-srs s-1
reused TO allow an OUT Derore caught the
ball and had Titus doubled off first I'm
pire Moran said he did not know whether
r.. = IL. .~la n
catch. II appeared 20 be a rank decision
and in the rniI-up Cheek scored. McC,raw
chased Marquard from The mound and sent
in CrandaII. Wilson tried 20 catch Maroney
asIeep OFF third, but hit the runner with
the ball Maroney scoring. and each Of the
runners advanced a base. TITUS scored the
last run on q sacrifice NJ, and Branshsld
was an easy cut.
The game was marked by snappy field
ing. Magee robbed Devlin Of a double in
the fourth BY a orA-hande9 catch, BUT his
feat was not TO be compared With Doyiss ;
The first midsummer weather seemed 20
have put a lot of ginger into the fast HttIe
second baseman. and he was making all
sorts OF tries, some OF which. in that they
emphasized Individual in preference to team
play, could hardly have been called good
baseball. At any rate. Masee In the fifth
lined a high one into right heId- Doyle
started for the ball and ran away back
Az the sphere passed over his head he
rabbed II and then spraYled on the
ground. but held on 20 the ball IL was
one OF the most sensational catches ever
seen on the field here.
The Giants began feeling or the bail IN
the third inning, when DeVOTe got his base
OH an error and TOmped home on DOyie'S
smashing tvO-bagger TO the right field
fence. Two more were added in the ftth
by the game players. DevOre singing into
left and Doyle walking. only to cross the
plate on Murray's single. which went
through Titus and proved 90 be good foS
three bases
The awful slaughter began In the sixth.
Bridweil opened with a double and took
third on Bates's Wild peg to kaabe. Devlin
singled and scored Bridwell. Doom sent in
Hurnphries 30 relieve Moren, but 1t made
little difference. Merkle sacrihted and
Neyers singled, scoring Devlin. MaTquard
followed with a nit to centre and DeY0e
fred the bases With liner 30 Isft. It
was a shame TO DO IT, Al tnts point Doom
sounded the taps Tor Humphries and called
In Naroney- The 1atter's first act was to
make a wild pitch and Meyers came home.
DOYLE walked and filed the bases again.
80 that when Murray singled 60 LETT Mar
Guard and Devore scored The Giants
then pulled off double steal on the sleep
ing PhiladeIphians. DOYLE taking third and
Murray second seymour singled 20 centre.
scoring Doyle, but Masee-s throw TO the
plate shut Murray of. BridwelI battsd
for the sseeud time I'm the inning and
forced Seymour. Grant to hnabe
Tha score follows: