New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-12
GIANTS WIN AND LOSE
Regulars Shut Out Dallas Team,
with M'GraW at Short.
COLTS LOSE AT FORT WORTH
Timely Hitting and Clever Base
Running Mark Work Of the
Real Nine.

Dallas. Tex. March 1.-THE Giants got
an even break to-day. The regulars smut
out the Dallas team by a score Of to D.
While tho colts were beaten by score of
O. o. lu a v.eu pitched same at Fort o:lh'
NoGrav brought all Of his regulars up
here to-day except Briiveu ard the Giants
ortclassed the locals in every department
Of the game Bvidvells absence was not
noticed. as McGrav played t2ng-up game
AZ short accepting Col- difficult chances
driving I'm two runs stealing base ana
compiling a perfect batting average This
vas the first appearance u the real Giants
here this season and the Dallas fans
saw much tettor aualit NJ Dan tnah tie
r-ivad team exhibited last saturday and
Sunday
Two Nor did au tho hitting Col Dallas
Glasson and Plttman dividing the four
scattered satellites Three Of these hits were
charged o. CraudaU. who pitched the n'sl
six innin-s The Texans had one man
caught a. the plate. but he was the o"Il
Dallas PLAYER % reach third Tie Giants
eeIded neatly the only error being a poor
throw rv Meyers Dovie. Snodsrass. NC
G-av and NerNe were the principal fac
tors I'm Kew York's RIM Getting
The anne was remarkably VOL PLAYED
under ar1ovinr conditions a nigh wind
BLEW across from richt field. raising dust
clouds and oftantr1ae carrying right-heid
a.. hall clear over into lef'. povore proved
an accurate Judge Of these wind-dr'ven
drives and captured six M them.
The Giants took advantage ~ every on
ro~+irit- and NJ five bases ON balls. They
Won the game I'm tic first inning ny nit
ting and running bases Devore opened
--o~se5.nrs with a triple and counted on
Dov'A.@ single DOYLE took second on a
rae=ad ball and stole third. Snodgrass
walked and stole and MURRAY made II
fuu house rv s-rollne Norkles inheid our
scored Dovle and McGraW's sacrifice tF
nut Snodgra-s over.
All IF New York's runs were scorer OH
save. who operated ir the FIRST five innings
The trfrd inning score resulted from hIl
a.. sro5~rase. two infeld outs and a clean
sir-le m left field by the manager 'niel
/ Movers led Of IN the fourth with pro-
1f7iou- tbur1n IN the clubhouse ana prom
,t,l,. vrou'd have made a home run II ne
,,.I beer allowed 10 run IL out The bail
-,.,. eqefI,- Two feet fair. bat HanseI calieu
q. fo,l and aroused The i've Of the Giants.
IN rho fifth round SAKE wabb'od again
we, ono out. snodgrass got on for the
t.i~d time. when Fulmer fumhled a
-.o,,,der He stole again. and went 10
third on Murray single 70 .eII 7Ho'- a.
go. a throw n tho plate and when ho'-
- poared 10 second 10 Get Murray he
-.-,,,od home. aided by Madden's Io"
,.ror Murray scored on Merkies hit
so,blo play by McGraw and Merh'
..a,neJ DaI,as in the first inning. and ii
.ro .ecord an attempted double steal was
,,,c,r~od AZ the plate Not until the sixth
LIN, aid the locals get another runner
I.if wav around. Glasson then doubling.
,Isrousrd trcozed thrce men in the last
80 innings and allowed only one scratch
hit -. r,o-,
The regulars Will play tomorrow at Fort
Worth and the Colts here.
/ r.ba score follows.