New-York tribune., 1910-10-02
GIANTS LINE THEM OUT
ShriyeI Three Dove Pitchers in
Fire of Hits.
SCORE is TWELVE TO FOUR
Drucke Proves Master OF Situa-
tion-Eoston's Early Lead
Soon Vanishes.

Hoston oct. 1.-The Giants hammered
the Boston pitchers at viii In the game
here this afternoon, maItreating three in
the corrsA Of the contest and rolling up a
to+a, soore of II TO l. Ferguson. Frocl
and Rurke were the twirlers sent in by
the Doves with the hope that the tide
that bagan TO sweep over the home team
IN tho third inning would be stemmed'
7-bosa efforts were of no avail. however,
for Mcc,raw's men sent the ball screaming
n avarv corner of the lot. Altogether the
H.u- Workers made sixteen safe hits, while
the Doves laboring under serious disabi-
irv. were able 10 extract not more tnan
half dozen runy hits from the offerings
Of Louis Drucke. who pitched for seven in
nings and Dick Rudolph. who worked the
last two innings for the visitors
nesni+e the fact that the Doves started
the Ran a-roling with a two-run lead, the
Giants were not dismayed at the handicap
and soon had things all their own way.
The brace Of taIIies the home team OBJ
tanned in the second round was soon over
balanced by the three runs that the Giants
scored in the very next inning. After that
there was no holding the smashing Nc
Grawites. Four runs were driven across
in the sixth inning. and in each succeeding
session there were New Workers scurrying
around the paths and across the plate.
Fate alone prevented the visitors from
scoring in the first inning. Both Devore
and Doyle singled, but the next three men
at bat were helpless to assist them in any
way. It was almost the same in the sec
ond inning, Devlin opening with a single
this time. double play was a large fac
tor in shutting the Giants off. They had
to wait until the third before they were
able 70 get their first run across.
In the mean time Drucke had been pitch
ing somewhat wildly, and it was his fault
as much as any ones that the Doves
scored their early lead. Deviin's error let
Miller reach first, and then poor throw by
Drucke put the BostOnian on second base.
Not satisfied with that Drucke passed
Burg and hit Rariden, filing the bases.
Collins then came along with one Of the
few Boston hits and scored Miller and
Burg. That was the tightest hole the
Giant pitcher was In. for although the sup
port he received was none too good. never
theless he pitched a nice brand OF ball
while his team mates were rolling up the
score.
Larry Doyle was the batting hero of the
day. getting four hits in six times at bat.
He drove in the first New York run when
he sent Drucke across the plate in the
third inning, and he had hand in the
scoring Of practically every run that was
made by the Giants, scoring two himself.
Drucke hit the ball hard, too, and in ad-
dition TO getting d single and double scored
three runs.
The Giants made the game theirs beyond
all doubt when they made four runs in
the sixth inning, Drucke's double in this
inning scoring two runs and successive
hits by Devore and Doyle landing two
more. In the seventh the Giants added one
more tally. They took another whack at
slamming the ball in the eighth, this time
getting three runs They made an addi-
tional tally In the ninth.
The score follows: