New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-16
GIANTS FIND 4 VICTIM
Take PittshTg Into Camp IN
Fast. Snappy Game.
"BIG SIX" HOLDS THE FORT
Hyatt's Home Run the Only
Dangerous Hit Made Oh
His Delivery.

The Giants played all around the worlds
champions at the Polo Grounds yesterday
afternoon. and defeated PittsbuTg handily
hv a score Of TO / The Pirates were like
IA hes in the arms Of Nathewson, the big
pitcher letting them down easily with six
hits. scattered one to an inning Hyatt
long drive into the right field hleachers for
the circuit in the seventh inning alone
saved Pittsburg from a shut-out Merk1e
evened this up in the last half of the inn
ing by rapping the bail into the left field
bleachers for his second home run in two
DAYS
Pix Six was fnvincible with men on the
bases Once & player got TO third-namely.
Byrne. in the first inning-but Wagner
popI5ed I'D foul TO Meyers and retired the
side Mattv did not allow Wagner a sin
gle hit Twice he fotlled out with men on
the bases. and Snodgrass took care Of a
long fly IN the ninth. A sacrifice 10 Matty
completed his record. When tbs Pirates
cid connect with the ball, however, It
sailed far. ByTne favored a spot over by
the left field hleachers and SnoGsrass was
kept on the jump. Twice Byrne slammed
the ball over there for double
New York played a wbirlwipd game in
the field. and not an error was chalked rp
against the home nine. Bridwell was con-
erlC1llS FS lllS oIlAlldE1l pAtSlts- II Scetf3Ca
as though nothing could get by him. Matty
kept busy fielding the sharp raps which
the Pirates insisted on bouncing into his
hands, while Meyers caught splendid
game He never fails to play we'll when
the Peerless One is on the mound Muir
ray covered lot Of ground in right field
roebing Campbell of double with fine
catch in the eighth.
Clarke endeavored TO bolster UP his team
by changing the lineup just before the
game started. Experience with the Phillies
demonstrated that shortsfop, and not first
base. was the best place for Wagner. while
Leach belonged in the outfeld. Tie Pr
rates consequently began the game with
the old batting order. Hyatt, however,
PLAYED first. instead of Flynn. and COW
cred the bag IN good form, although he
missed a high throw which counted as
error for Byrne in the sixth. giving Muir.
ray life This subsequently led up to
run. Byrne, however, played sterling all
around game leading in the hitting with
three safefies and accepting nine chances
Two sharp drives got through Wagner and
went for hits which. in the opinion Of many
Of the fans would have been gobbled up
easily hae Hans been in the form which
he displayed last season
Iseifield held the home nine down without
a hit for three innings. but they punched
a few on him in the fourth and Tailed two
runs Doyle led of with a single TO centre
field only TO De forced out on Murrays
grounder to Byrne Murray took second on
a balk and Seymour walked. Bridwell then
yncorked a pinch hit over third base, bring
ing Murray heme. while Devlin's single to
right scored Seymour. Merkle forced Bird
well al third and was doubled up at hrst
when Byrne threw TO Hyatt.
The sixth inning WAS one fraught with
much hard feeling between one Rigier, an
umpire and players on both sides. After
DOYLE had flied ont TO Leach. The former
had z few words with the umpire about a
decision on The Immediately preceding bail
which Leifield had thrown, and he was or
dered to the clubhouse. McGraw then had
a few words TO say and retired to the
bench.
MURRAY was safe on Byrne's error and
Seymour grounded out, Byrne 10 Hyatt
BridwelI sent a terrific drive TO Leach, and
while the latter appeared TO catch the ban
and mold il for an instant il suddenly popped
out Of his glove. Murray scoring kigler
declared that Leach did not catch the ball
and aroused Clarke's ire so that he was
sent to the clubhouse. Fletcher thereupoh
played second base for the Giants. while
Wilson went TO centre field for the Pirates
In the seventh inning Merkle's home run
with the bases clean answered for another
run MURRAY opened the eighth with a
smash through Wagner and Seymour as hit
by Ieiheld BridweI laid down beautiful
sacrifice. advancing both a base. Devhn
was unequal &c the emergency ana raped
au easy grounder &c Bvrne Murray being
run down by Gibson Seymour took third
On the play and Deyhn started for second
and got there. Seymour lodging back and
forth until Devlin was safe Merkle then
popped q timely single TO right field,
scoring Seymour. but .Devlin was caught at
the plate.