New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
GIANTS WIN BIG SERIES
Natty and Doyle Too Much for
Yankees in Last Game.
BIG SIX" A POWER IN BOX
Larry Pounds Out Home Run
Following Which Highlanders
Fight in Vain.

4 Q :
POLO Grounds yesterday afternoon. The
eusl standing was four games to two. with
one 2 tie Christy Mathewson rounded off
en already brilliant record by jotting down
h5s third victory over the players from
ne hilltop. In the thirty innings which
Nstry pitched during the series he struck
ogt thirty-five batsmen and gave only one
l.sse on halls Twenty-six hits of his
deliver, counted only seven runs for the
Yankees
Natty and Larry Doyle together were too
much for C-haSe's men yesterday. With
-vo men on the bags in the third inning
me captain OF the Giants drove the hall
INTO The upper tier Of boxes in right field
.o- = home run In The fifth inning he
singled and stole his way 10 third. so that
he scored easily on an error by Roach.
While Doyle was leading the attack
Marty vas holding the Yankees of and
making q strong defence. He struck out
tIcht -0en. old not give free pass. and
while found for ten hits was wonderfully
effective in tight places. particularly in the
ninth inning. when the fighting Yankees
MADE ~ last determined. If fruitless, stand
m an eT-rr TO turn the toe
The fans" knowing that the Yankees
would die hard and light TO the last ditch
refuse 10 leave the field until the last
nan was out. Their confidence in a rally
vas justified There was one out in the
ninth inning when Daniels. batting fo-
lord fulfilled their expectations with a
Singing drive - left Austin beat out 2
hunt and the game. for the first time.
,ook or = critical aspect for the Giants
Eut Nsrty. the mighty. was too much for
f1e Yankees. The best Wolter and Hemp
-ft-rer-s hands. and both were thrown out
easily
Ns-tv smiled IS ne ran of the field.
calling for the ball ne tossed II 70 the
c-ou1 in the right field bleachers A
fortunate fan caught the sphere.
-o1v4rf- from the king Of pitchers 10 he
r-e-fs--5 for years and the hig series
~ss over
scattering crowd saz the Giants win
re deciding game The dull. cold. lowering
weather of the morning presented dreary
--os7ec- for r game Although the skies
cleared IS the afternoon wore on and the
sur shone brightly when the game was
called. thousands Of fans who had been
looking forward 10 seeing the final game,
dd nr- make the journey 10 the grounds.
The small attendance was matter of in-
d-re-e--r 70 the players, - the receipts Of
Tues6-v-S struggle were the last in which
-h4v shared the club owners and the Ma
-iorzr ror77ission absorbing sll the profits
of the rsSt TWO games When Big Chief
Weve-s -lsnced around the arena before
ne f-~ began and saw only about five
-tnouzs-6 persons on hand. he remarked:
vel don't see how Brush and the
rest o- those fellows are going 10 get
break - none
TIE s--endanre yesterday, meagre as =
-ss bought the total I'D - 1oS, oS3. which
y greater rhsn that Of many = world
-hs-rf0-shir. t quie1ed for all time the
DOUBTS NJ rhe club owners about the inter
So - --r fans in the local series What
-He s--=r5snoe would have been had the
Two clubs been lighting for = worlds cham
p-onst-c Is z moot question
Tre Yankees acre in the poorest form
yesterday thar they showed in the series
-Four errors fr fielding. the only department
Z trz game in which they have eKcelled
he Giants. give ample evidence Of their
Weakness. Unfortunately for C1ase's men,
te-- opponents go- the break ir the luck,
s-6 every error committed VAS Of the cost
Hest 80 ferr and accounted for ar led up
II r-r.
re t-svar= from the hilltop perke6 up
Ter =zferfez we're collected of MatheV-Son's
deliver. ra- the old master was invinCible
v--r men On the bags The drives were 80
vsU scattered that the Yankees earned
o-r. rr- ~-.r the others being due TO 4
.costIr error b1 Doyle
-ta -.r1euress Of the Giants hitting won
tre game Warrior who started The strug-
r.e allowed only three safe drives. but lar
three r----0er and was succeeded BY Ford
p. The end % the fourth inning Two Of the
three r--- Of WarhOps delivery uetted the
Giant -f.-ee runs in the third inning MfE-
r-S singing Narrv being hit on the arm.
sr6 urrrs hitting for the circuit Ford
s 5f--raE -he last four innings, but vas no
. more elective -hau he has been a. an
. time 1-s. .rs- the Giants. Chsse's star tWirl-
rr r--.- have pulled ont successfully mad
if- support not waobled hit, but weak
fielding combined with clever base running
on rre aa-r of Becker and DOYLE gave the
Giants -ha advantage While McOra"
r7e- made only two hits in the tifth inning,
THO more runs were scored making record
or e--e hits and I'VE runs for Eve innings
There were few brilliant PLAYS during the
Esua uevun and Br1dNeH NEEDED two hot
zrov-4r-s n -ne nrst inning IN perfect
form. while Doyle checked . sizzling one
~ VOTERS pat II the NTH inning. getting
ta4 -.-ue- AZ Irst. cree accepted liree
hard chances IN centre held without nav,
sn1 WARRIOR aroused the --tzns' to cheers
V1er he stopped q terrific drive by Merkie
'r rt.e forrrh inning. throwing the runner
Tle same a. q whole, lacked me lnteTeS'
o. rra SIX previous contests. Tne Yankee
EgFporrers VINO made themselves nearo'
were hoping against Iope that Mathews son -
tine had come and that he must go tAs
way ~ All other pitchers. But the Tine
Ess not yet With TWO out in the seF-
erth inning Larry Doyle error opened the
va. for an Interesting situation Molter
followed with q single and Hemphiii Wi'h
ao-B,e which, WITH wild pitch by bl2
SIX" scored two runs. but tie big t"iIief
never fo-r complete command of the stu
aloH. and succeeded IN striking out Hal
Chase Tor rfe second time when hit vas
sealE needed
So t went 20 tire end. When work Wa
required Msrtv stood IN the box the cool
est man or those who played OF watched
and when ne made the last play that
brought victor for his team Tea there
Mere who d.d nof nail MIN as the king Of
pitchers
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