The evening world., 1911-09-18
MATTY n BOX
AGAINST PIRATES
BATTING ORDER.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. n,-with
Matty on the nrins line for the hrs thine
he has started since last Monday In
Boston. the Giants went after ne sec
ond game With Pittsburgh with consid-
cradle assurance. They were opposed
by Camnltz.
The only mishap that has bothered
the Giants On the trip was a tempo
rary injury to Catcher Wilson In the
shape OF a bone ieion which had to be
lanced this morning. lie will be In line
for duty again In three or four days.
The felon was on his throwing thumb.
and made 1t impossible for him to
catch. As the Giants began to-day's
game they looked fresher than they
have at any time this season.
BY the most brilliant flashes OF base
running that ever dazed n Pittsburgh
, crowd the SAINTS jumped into the lead
and scored three runs In tho first IN
ming. After Devore had flied out TO
Clarke. Doyle got a base on balls. ON
the hit and run play Snodyrass smacked
a beauty past short and Larry '.cooted
To third. Snodgrass made a blum start
of first and as he drew the throw Doyle
made "A clean steal of home. S~nodgrass
then stole second. Murray died on a
long fly To centre. but Merkle ak
Herzog lined "A corking single to right,
scoring Snodgrass and sending Merkle
to third. The Giants Immediately exc
cuted another daring double steal and
Merkle scored. Fletcher died on an
easy Oouncer to the pitcher.
Byrne and Carey were easy marks for
the Giants infield. but Clarke got llf"
when Mcrkle dropped "A thrown ball
from DnylR II 1Il no ynn1 hnWaNaT
as Wagner lifted an easy fly to Dew )yc.
The Giants made a > ow of the PIP
ates In the second inning, knocking
CainnitZ from the box, running ba ses
at will and scoring o u more runs.
After Meyers had gone out Ma':y
started It with a single to right. be-
wore got a base on balls. Doyle hit an
easy grounder to Camnitz. but he hest
tated so long about where to throw It
that Doyle got safely to first and the
bases were full. Mr.. Cannltz vas
promptly yanked from the box and
Adams was substituted. The Pittsburgh
star Immediately unearthed n wild pit n
and while simon juggled the ball
Matty and Dcvore both scored. Simon.
In disgust. threw the ball back to tho
pitcher before he had returned to the
plate, and seeing that nobody was COW
erlng the rubber, Doyle made his sec
ond clean steal OF home. The Pirate
fans Missed and jeered the home team
and began cheering for the Giants.
%Snodgrass added to the fun nv smash
ing a ~two-bagger 10 left. Murray
grounded out 10 third. Merkio drove
a liner over Clarke's head for thrse
bases and ~Snodgras. scor.d. Uerzop
finally retired the aide on nm inaeII
yrounder
The pirates trod 4, ,r,or ,,.r T.,
,hair hal, Of ~. ~
grourders rctirina ,ho s,da ,rh. CT,
Tia li,tIe b.,tor In ~. 80, ~" u,,",nn
ar ueyors and ' r''son
q, @ac,,y ,hr.. ,,tn" Nv Nv ''''
ua,n., nN
"a a. 49, iaS, Ing srea' pace
- raao i. '"r" NOV "
A,,er Dsyore and ~, ~ ,
q, IN. ,o,,r,h ~ pe'.u
sipgla int ie,, an1 ""'rpou "
s,mon'. throw s,r,cL ,ho G,.n
nor over tho head ana LranLa, -
| 0at The hall boundod 90 dan, 10, ana
Snoagross could have s,oro5 haa ha
not been stre,rhaJ ont hai, mncon-
sc,ous. II didn't fe,se hin, Lang bou
ever. for he 30, nm ana i'm meaia, aIv
stole third. Murray a,ed Ia Cuarke
The only noteworthy Incldent of IN.
Pirates end OF the fourth was the
striking out OF Wagner. For This tins