New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-26
ONCE MORE GIANTS WIN
Wind Up Cincinnati Series with
a Victory.
REDS FAIL TO GET A RUN
Otis Crandall Allows Only Four
Hits, While New York
Gets Eleven.

cincinnati Sept 25.-In a game marked
-. sensational fielding and brilliant pitch
,,q nv Otis CrandalI the Giants made IL
.vro out OF three from the Cincinnati Reds,
shining the last game Of the season be
Green the two teams by a score Of . to 0.
r, uas New Yorks fourteenth victory Of
,bs wear over the home team while record
~ thirteen Victories out Of the last fifteen
-,res PLAYED on foreign fields was also set.
The curves and Blenders served mp by the
,-s{ers farmer were far and away the
-,os, effective that he has shown this year
rc,,r singles were all that he allowed and
t,e Reds were helpless. Only once did they
ss-ious,v threaten 20 make trouble. That
Was In the seventh inning but the eagle
I've and skllful arm Of Big Chief Meyers
ouslled the rally. klmeida opened with a
single but was nailed stealing, while Egan
was essv Esmond, however, singled, only
70 die attempting TO pilfer the midway sta
ron. Crsndan gave only one pass and re-
tired the side in order IN Ave of the nine
innings
Suc-s vas Cites opponent on the mound,
and while he vas vigorously pounded for
eleven safe drives the Giants failed 70
profit Nv the generous allotment Of hits.
Srappv fielding by Bescher was largely re-
sycnsible for the few runs scored. As fast
runner az he is. Devore was thrown out
N the plate by Bescher in the third inning
when lie attempted 70 score from second on
uovls's single 20 left This seemed 70 have
2 good moral effect. for with one out in the
eighth Meyers doubled but did not dare
venture beyond third base when Crandall
singled into Bescher's territory Then De-
wore lifted 70 Bates. neither runner stir
ring. and Doyle flied out 70 Bescher
The brilliant throwing 10 bases Of Larry
Mclean killed of the Giants time and
again. and not a pilfered bag was regis
tered BY the visitors during the dsy, al
though many attempts 20 steal were made.
charlie Herzog was the most active mem
Der Of McGrav's team. making some Won
derflI stops around third base, as well
pounding ont three hits, one Of these bring
.-g IN a run. He did not have as many
chances 10 shine as did Fletcher but he
made the most Of the few opportunities pre-
sented
fred lIerkle who pulled up lame with
charley horse in Yesterdays game. tried TO
play first base. but was compelled TO retire
after the first inning. Devlin took his place,
and while Arthur covered the sack well.
he did no hitting, striking out twice.
New York's first run came in the third
inning Fletcher beat out an inied hit,
and while Meyers struck out and Crandall
vas easy. Suggs 70 Hobuzen, Devore sin
r'ed 70 right. putting Arthur on third.
Josh took second on Mitchels throw 20
the plate following which Doyle singled TO
eft scoring Fletcher, but Devore was
thrown out by Bescher when he attempted
20 cross the plate.
Another run was added in the ninth inn
ing. SuCgs had retired in favor Of a pinch
hitter in the eighth. and Fromme was n
the box. Snodgrass greeted him with a sin
gle TO left. and Murray sacrificed. Herzog
singled 10 right, scoring Snodgrass. and
took second on Mtchells throw 10 the
plate ERan. however threw out Fletcher
with ease.
The zcora follows.