New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-18
Hose, Tie Game Was Played
Full Detail Of Struggle Between Giants and
Yankees IN Fourth Game of Series

The fourth game Of the series between
the Giants and the Yankees. at American
League Park Yesterday, added fuel to the
lively interest Of the fans" The detail
of the play follows:
Ford began by striking out Devore IS
the Giants came UP for their first inning,
while Doyle and Becker could do nothing
with the mystery" ball. both dying at
first on easy chances 10 Knight and Ford,
respectively
The Yankees Jared no better when they
went to bat for the first time and retired
in order-Wolter on a crounder 10 Bird
well. HcmDhill on "A sizzling liner which
revIin pulled down with one hand. and
Chase on q little Eounder. which DevIin
feIded without T flaw.
The Giants started the fun in the sec
ond inning by scoring one run. After
Red" Murray struck out. BridweIl. who
was back in the game. although still limp
ing, dumped a slow roller along the third
base line for a hit Devin. with three
balls and two strikes called. put up a pop
fly for Roach. but MerlzIe hammered the
hail to deep centre for three bases and
Bridweu hohbled home. Meyers flied 10
Austin. leaving 1Ierkle on third
The Yankees came right back in their
half and tied the score on q base on balls.
a hit and q double steal DevIin robbed
Knight Of a hit by a brilliant stop and
quick throw, but Cree drew base on
balls and stole second as Roach famed.
Devlin then made one Of the most rernark
able and sensational stops ever seen 81. 4
diamond He threw himself full length on
the ground and stopped AIitcheITs hard hit
ball with his ungloved hand. holding Cree
on third. Mitchell drew throw. how
ever. on a double steal. and while Bird
We'll made quick return, Cree scored.
Ford then flied out 10 Becker.
Ford fooled Crandall and Doyle in the
third inning. striking out both. while De
wore put M a little fly TO WoIter. The
Yankees were more dangerous in their
half Becker slightly misjudged Austin's
long fly and converted il into a circus
catch. WOlter followed with a hit stole
second and took third on bad throw TO
second by Meyers. after Hemphiu had flied
70 Becker. He WIS left. however. as Chase
iu lodging d fast inshoot popped the ball
10 NerEie
Il was one. TWO. three for both teams in
the fourth. a dazzling catch by BridweII
h-lNE the only play out Of the ordinary.
He lost knights high fly I'm the sun back
of short field. hut caught a glimpse of it
in time to lean over and grab the ball
with his Sloyed hand.
The Giants took the lead once more III
their half OF the fifth inning on hits bv
Merkle and CrandaU and a wild pitch.
Devlin flied out as a starter, bur NTerlzle
made his second HIT the ball hitting third
base. Meyers put up a fly for Roach. but
Merllle took second on wild pitch Gram
dali then came along with d clean drive 70
left field, scoring AIerkle. The big pitcher
took second on the throw-in and third as
Derore beat ont an inheld hit Devore
stole second, but McGraw held Crandall
on third. which cost Il run. as knight
dropped the throw and had to scrabble fer
the bali. With TWO men on. Doyle had his
chance 70 clean up, but ne drove a ground
CT TO Chase, who tossed the ball to Ford
in time 10 get the runner At first. The
Yankees went out in order in their half
Murray made a hit in the sixth. but Wa
caught stealing second. while Becker and
. Bridwell were easy. The Yankees tied the
I score in their half, and only Il wonderful
catch 10y Devore and :. sharp double pIav
prevented more runs. WoIter led off with
/ a slashiuE three-bae TO centre field AND
scored on a wild pitch after Hemphiu uao
popped n f1y 80 BridweII Chase followed