New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-16
Hosa, Gforfs Beat yankees
Full Detail of Third Battle in PostSeason Series
Between the Local Teams.

sond and then on to third as Vaughn maze
a wild throw Of hunt by Snodgrass IN an
effort to force him The error was fatal
as DOYLE scored on Murray's sacrifice fly
10 Cree The last named doubled up Snod-
grass at third by a perfect throw instead
of trying for Doyle at the plate Merke
slammed the ball against the left field fence
for two bases. but was left when Knight
made a brilliant stop of Devlin's grounder
and Chase pretty pick up of the hurried
throw.
The Yankee rooters found reason to cheer
in the sixth inning. when a sharp rally
Melted one run for the men from the hill
top. Fletcher robbed Daniels of a two-bag-
ger by sensational one-handed stop of
81: cling grounder. and il was we'll for the
Giants that he did Hemphill shot the
bali to left for two bases and scored when
Chase followed with two-hagger over
third. which Devlin made a daring effort
TO stop. The manager of the Yankees went
TO third as Knight grounded out TO Merkle.
but was left when Cree sent a bounder TO
Drucke.
The excitement was not over, as the
Giants came UP in their half and put three
runs over the plate. on base on balls and
three hits Devore beat out an inheld hit
as a starter and quickly stole second while
DOYLE waited for free pass. Snodgrass
popped up a foul to Mitchell, and Murray
died at first on hunt in front of the plate,
but Merkle came along with singing
drive to left. sending Devore and Doyle
across the plate and half of the fans
into a brain storm. Devlin followed with a
two-bagger over third. and Merkle strolled
home. Fletcher was easy for Gardner. MAX
ing the third out.
If the sixth inning was exciting. the sew
erth was wellngh maddening- The Yam
KEGS came up with the score TO against
them. but far from beaten. and while some
groaned and others hOwled in glee, scored
three runs Gardner. the first man up, beat
out an infield hit to Doyle, helng caHeu
safe on a mighty close decision. Mitchell
who had been worrying Drucke all day.
walked, and Wolter. batting for Vaughn
drove a clean single to left held. Ihd>
sounded the doom of Drucke who had been
pitching good ball. and the crowd rose aS
one man when. on a signal from McGraw,
Matty came stalking across the held 10
save the situation, if possible
The bases were full and none out when
Big Six" took his place on the mound
and before the fans could realize it Aus
tin had fouIed to Devlin and Daniels mao
struck out With two down, it looked as
If Nattv had completed the rescue, but
HemphiU drove a single through short held
that Fletcher made desperate EFFORT 10
stop. and Gardner and Mitchell uoopen
home SrodgraSs making a wild return 10
the plate. Chase then dumped scratch NIT
toward third base which Matty could not
field in time. and Wolter scored hhlSht
had his chance. with men on second ana
third. but grounder to Shafer ended the
rally. Fletcher injured his leg in throwing
himself at Hemphils drive. which lorceH
him 10 retire in favor of Shafer.
That over the Giants still had a one-run
margin. and they made il two before their
half of the inning closed. Quinn went TO
the mound in place of Vaughn and quickly
passed Movers. who went down to second
on passed ball and to third on DeVore
hit. which Quinn could not handle after
Nsttv had struck out. DeVore stole second.
and when Doyle almost knocked quinn
down with d crashing liner Meyers scored
DOYLE was out at first on Gardeners quick
recovery of the ball and Chases pickup,
while Snodgrass put up a weak fly to Aus
tin
That was the beginning of the end, both
sides being retired in order in the eighth
inning and the Yankees in the ninth. Matty
was the same old Matty, and struck out
Gardner in the eighth and Austin ana
! Daniels in the ninth.
The record now stands two to one in
| favor of the Giants. and the fourth game
will be played at American League Park
! tomorrow.