New-York tribune., 1911-04-19
GIANTS SHOW NO MERCY
Win Third Straight Game from
Bill Dahlen and His Men.
MARQUARD MAKES HIS BOW
Costly Pitcher Holds the Su-
perbas to Four Hits, Which
Tells the Story.

draws doubtful twirlers 70 swing into
line when Rube Msrquard tied the third
tag of defeat on the Brooklyn Superbas
at the American League Park yesterday
.f,erroon The score was Z to l. As
though Raymonds showing vas not
enough TO bring shining polish 20 the
remnant chances of the Giants, Marquard
had his fing yesterday, and proved prac-
;ically invipcible.
The young twirler whom McGraw mas
clung 10 through thick and thin revealed
all the maryels OF his pitching which led
the New York club to pay $1,000 for his
services lie had wonderful speed n
beautiful drop ball which fooled the OPP
posing batsmen time and again ana
cross fire delivery that was an enigma.
comnletely baffing the superoas BIZ
Dahlen was signing for few or the hits
which were scattered with such profuse-
ness in the first few games with Boston
His minions were able TO connect safely
only four times 4 single and doupie
I'm the second inning tailed one run, but
that was the extent OF Brooklyn's scoring.
For eight innings Msrquard pitched
brilliantly lie gave only two free passes
in that time and struck out five batsmen
How much Big Chief Meyers was respoh-
sible for this showing was revealed as
soon as he retired in the eighth inning,
when the Giants had substantial lead
and McGraw sent Wilson to receive. The
need Of a veteran head TO hold the young
pitcher down was AT one apparent Al
though Tooley struck out. Hummel walked
md stole second. Wheat then famed ana
Marouard filled the bases with passes 10
Coulson and Zimmerman. He tightened up
acain and struck out Erwin before any
damage was done Eight men eventually
went 10 the bench by the way of the strike
out route, Marquard getting the scalps or
Tooley and Schardt twice, Oauoert
Wheat, Coulson and Erwin.
Two new faces appeared for the game on
4he hilton IN the persons OF KLEIN and
Dovle. the urnpires. KLEIN was in fine
voice as he announced the batteries. Beins
naturally undemonstrative, McGraw did
not welcome the official with open arms.
AS matter Of fact. each seemed to ignore
the presence OF the other. Klein wore
natty. dark blue. Norfolk Jacket.
schsrdt. the youngster from Milwaukee.
whom pahlen sent 20 the box. did not look
rs though he would make the town as
famous as did schitz, for the Giants
innings. Two more were called OF Ragon
In The eighth. Bridwell. with three singles.
LED the hltter-. while Merhle had double
and single TO his credit and Doyle
douhle Murray made his first nit Of the
season off Ragon.
The superbas did not give the youngster
au that was coming TO him in the way OF
sunpor,. Erwin was the chief offender by
,snr,
for Too,ev and Hummel TO handle. AS a
result the Giants sped like wildfire around
the bases Devore in the fifth Inning went
clear to third on q bad peg and scored on
a sacrifice fly by Doyle. Davidson, too.
1iayed a half-hearted game in centre field
letting several files go for hits by taking
them on the bound rather than making an
attempt 10 scoop them up.
The arst biz of poor work done by Brook
Iyn came in the second inning. Murray
walked and Schardt had him trapped on
first when ne threw 20 DauDert. but the
latter made poor throw 10 Hurumel and
Murray got 10 third base on the error
Aerkle promptly singled, bringing hed
home Pridweli followed with another INT
30 centre. sending Fred to third so that
he tailed easily on Meyerss sacrifice ny
80 Wheat.
Deyore opened the third frame with
single 10 left field. lie sped across tho
,late when larry DOYLE doubled 10 right,
Snodcrass atternpted 10 sacrifice aud Him-
rner,nan made o mess Of throwing TO Dau-
bert. so tnat Larry tallied and Snodgrass
was safe at nist. Murray raped one at
Iummel and "A double play. put a quietuS
ou the Giants. SnUdgraSs dying Al second
and Red st FIRST. Nerble grounded out
rToojoy 10 Dauport Dcvore again singled
al tho opening of the ffth, stole second
ana went TO th'rd on Ervins poor throw.
Larry Doyle lifted short ny to centre
field. but Davidson made no attempt TO
catch pevorc ot the Plate.
The sixth frame BEGAN with much prom
jse for the Giants. MerLlo leading of with
"a double and Bridwell ripping hot one
through, Tooloy. Deylin lined TO Dauber',
however, and the latter made a double
PLAY unassisse' when ne tagged the bag,
Bridwcn at th, lime being on his WY {"
second. Movers then singled 10 centre.
bringing Mcrklo home. In the eighth inn
inc Raron relieved Schdrdt. and Murray
welcomed tbe new tWiilcr with "A single 10
o centre and stole second Merke popped
10 Humuci. but liridweu stunr his third
single 80 risht nold and scored Murray.
Wheat saved Brooklyn from being shu;
o., when he Ted OF iu the second inning
with single to right Held. Coulson lined
20 Deyiin. tu. zimmerman doubled to tire
1cnce hack of icf, field, s,cring Wheat
The score follows
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