New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
GIANTS SCORN HOOD0O|
Beat PhiIIieS in Battle of Thir-
teen Innings.
BUGS" RAYMOND ON MOUND
Doyle's Two Dagger Breaks Up
the Game and Brings Victory
for New York.

Philadelphia. April 8.-Scorning the
hoodoo Of the thirteenth inning. the Giants
fell on Moore and. driving out three sin
giles and a double for three runs. defeated
the Phillies after, long and hard fought
struggle by q score of TO 2. Doyle started
the trouble. After Schlei and Devore had
both singled. Larry numbered for two
base hit and sent two runs over the plate.
II was his only hit of the game, but my,
how il counted, After Murray had fouled
out Becker. to make assurance doubly
sure. cracked out a single and scored Doyle.
This was not all. Philadelphia was knocked
of the top rung of the ladder.
Eleven safe hits were uncorked by the
Giants Seymour headed the list with a
home run and two singles. In the second
inning he slaughtered the first ball pitched
for a clean hit over the right field fence.
II was one OF the longest hits ever made
on the grounds. On top OF the brick wall
immense advertising signs have been erect
ed, but the ball sailed far over these, and
the runner leisurely strolled home.
Devore. also, was there with the stick
and slashed out three singles. In the third
frsme ne bounced the ball off the right
field wall. but only got single. the sphere
bounding back to Titus.
Bugs" Raymond, in spite of his threat
ened leavetaking of baseball circles, went
the entire game for the Giants. On the
whole, IL was one of his best days, al
though he had one or two bad spells which
threatened to undo all his good work. He
opened the fourth inning By putting only
one ball over the plate in nine tries, Magee
and Bransf1eld both walking. Knabe ad
vanced both with sacrifice, and Bugs"
passed Doolan, filling the bases. 1t was
fine start. But Raymond kept his head.
Doom smashed a liner right into his hands
and the pitcher threw TO Schei, forcing
Magee at the plate, and Doom was out
when Schlei relayed the sphere TO Merkle,
retiring the side.
Raymond famed eleven players during
the game. Although he allowed eight hits.
he kept them all scattered and fielded his
position well Devore's error contributed
largely in letting Philadelphia tie the score
with two runs in the eighth inning. Both
Raymond and Schlei transgressed in base
running. but the Giants won, so II made
little difference.
Seymour's home run Tailed the first run
for the Giants. Another was made in the
sixth, when Raymond drew a free pass,
Devore hunted and Moore made a wild
throw TO second, putting Raymond on
third. Doyle and Murray were easy outs.
but Seymour cracked out single 10 deep
centre. scoring Raymond. 1t looked for
moment, when Bridwell walked. that all
the scoring was not done, but Devlin
grounded to Grant and force Seymour at
third.
The Phillies tied the score in the eighth
inning. Grant famed. but Magee walked
Devore muffed Brensfeld's line drive and
then fumbled the bail. giving the batter
second and putting Magee on third. Knabe
singled to centre, scoring Magee and
Bransfeld. Raymond threw Doolan's sharp
hit to Bridwell and nobody was out on the
play, but Doom fled out TO Seymour and
Moore famed for the third time, retiring
the side.
The Score fOflouvs.