New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-11
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GIANTS PUT TO TEST
Jersey City Makes Good Showino
Against Big leaguers.
BRIDWELL TN FINE FORM
Doyle Does Some Clever Bass
Running and Adds Tally
70 the Score.

The Jersey City nine put ths Giants =,
their uettle IN an interesting game AZ w.x.
Side Park yesterday afternoon. Thosz.
the skssters never had a show % winnlnr
the game trey made the New York rfr.
work for p six 20 one victory The ~
hibItion q midsummer form which ths
Giants gave brought 10y % tne hearts o,
a crowd which overfoued ths sranHs.an.
and blsachers- Several times 6I-fnx n.
game the spectators were brought % thsi-
feet b. the brilliant PLAYING % McG-svs
infe1d. and the enthusiasm which had bs.,
worked up spent So force IN paying N.
usual respects 20 the umpire
TIE Giants were able n 10 no better win
Jersey city than the Yankees. VINO PLAYED
the 5kcetsrs with the same result on Sat
urdsy But where the Hlzhlanders proAtsf
b. the unsteadfnsss o. the jersey City nin.
making four runs IN the FIRST inning ths
Giants earned practically every run thsy
made BY straight baseball 10 fault could
be found with the Jersey City team. uu,
the veteran players on the New York Mn.
knew how 20 make TIE best % every op-
portunity. The hitting % ths Giants va,
rather more timely than heavy. o-Iy slx
safeties being made. bu. each hit c0urtsd
for runs.
clever base running zave the Giants q
great advantage The most spectacJiar
play OF the game came in the ninth lnninz
when DOYLE stole home. A long Is into
Iefr centre put him on second bass. re
stole third easily Becker knocked a hard
grounder into Ferry's hands. ard Doyl.
started for home Ferry threw - Esnond
and Il looked as though The runner would
be caught easily. Bur ths willy second
baser-an was TOO clever for the Skss.er
players Though he had three players
grouped about him. all within FEW FEET.
ne lodged back and forth Until frsiy.
when Ferry cam. up N Tag him cur. -
Owed under the pitchers arm and sid tor
the plate He scored and the decision vas
not even close In the near time Bsc<s-
had gone 20 third and ne came home later
on BridwelTs srounder.
Bridven was never II o-tts- so-,- he
vas the bright and particular sta- q re
inheld. accepting nine chances without a,
error Merkls. TOO. made some good pick
ups on first. Becker showed that he vas q
base runner OF no mean ability. sThough Ne
did no hitting yesterday his work In tas
outfeld was excellent Both Arnes ard
CrandaI pitched steady game and allowed
only three hits between them
LrGECV, OF we EXECUTE dsd-A 1As-A1-
Euished himself on second. while Harnitau
covered shortstop in good form A4user
pitched a fine game Tor the I've innings
which Re played. allowing IRE Giants only
two hits For some reason or other he vas
taken out TIE New York nire got stter
Ferry. his successor. much harder. getting
four hits two OF them FOR extra bases.
The Giants scored In tire fourth inning
when Devore was passed. stole second and
came home on Murray's single. Two mcrs
runs came IN the sixth. when Schlei vas
hit. and Zocher. who batted FOR Anes.
singled Devore's sacrifice advanced both
and Doyis's single brought them home In
the eighth inning Merkle ri % the fence
for three bases and scored or Crandals
groun,ser TIE ninth inning found D0yls
hitting for two bases and stealing his way
home. while a helder's choice brought
Becker % third. so that he could cross the
plate on BridwelTs grOunde--
The first Jersey Ci;y PLAYER TO reach third
was Merritt IL the eighth inning He was
passed. stole second and went % third on
Fishers fy. Bat he died there. In The ninth
inning Murray dropped Clements ay and
the runner reached second base He ad-
vanced TO third on a wild pitch and scored
or HanfO-d's single.