New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
"Rube" Marquard Holds Cubs at
Bay and Drives Out a
Home Run.
PITCHES MASTERLY GAME
Pulls Himself Out of Bad Hole
in Sixth Inning, with the
Bases Full and Only
One Out.

ana sent the Giants cdreenlnS 10 lle front
once more in the National League race
at the expense of the Chicago Cubs. The
score was 3 to .. Twenty-Five thousand
fans" packed the huge new grandstand
recently erected and saw the lanky New
York twirler climb up into the stellar
ranks of Mathewson, Brown, Bender and
Coombs
The Cubs practically threw away the
game In the sixth inning, when they went
all TO pieces and punched four errors with
two hits, which allowed the Giants TO tally
four runs. IL was their only bad spell, nut
it was enough to lose the game, as Nc
lntire and Mordecai Brown. who went TO
the rescue, were unable to check the
vicious rush of the Giants until it was too
late
Marquard went through a baptism Of
fire before the tremendous throng, which
filled the stands to their capacity Al
though he allowed eight hits and gave five
passes, he was equal TO the king of them
all" in the pinches lie struck out the
mighty Frank Schultz three times, and
famed four other batsmen with equal
eclat The Giants gave their young team
mate wonderful support at times, but when
they wavered slightly in the fourth and
let runners get 10 third and second Mar
guard showed only the more skill, and did
not allow run TO score.
II WAS in the fifth inning that the brill
iant southpaw met the supreme test. Bird
we'll made a fine sion of NcIntire's
srounder and threw the pitcher out at
first but Sheckard and Schultz both sin
eled and Holman walked filing the bases.
n.feat eoer,eJ Imminent for the Giants.
I'm, AIarouar,l.s courage did not forsake
hin, Zimmerman the man who raped
,i,o t,I, int, the loft aald bIeacbers for a
,,o,,a nm, ON Th,rs7a, va. At the bar
a,d - f,,,,ir, off tho han until the
-, - ,,.aiI,;1b win Win suspenso
,,,.,,,.. ~. i,f,ad ono too high and Chief
1, ''.a'lS -. s,t,i.,,, ,.,tcb fo,. the soc.
opd ont Rut there was still a dangerous
,,i,,er I'm Jimmy Doyla at tnc plate Mar
ouard however. deftlv and dapperly struck
nm out. so that three cubs lansuished on
the maths.
After that il was clear Sailing. except for
o r,o,,ont fl, the eighth frame. when. with
n,o ,rt r,l.t,ber.s error gave Tinker q
life aud Sbasu. batting for Goodo. singled
"a RIGHT field. Archer lifted To Larry Doyle.
and before tlo cubs could thy the famous
doublo steal. which has proved so fatal
10 the Giants in the past. Marquurd slipped
over three strikes on Graham who batted
tor Brown. and ended the inning
As though this was not enough for
pitcher to do in one day. Rube planted
the bali in the right field stands Tor
home run IN the thlld inning on hlS hIst
time at bat But the rest OF me team o'o
not do great deal IN 'he H'uhH me
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