New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
GIANTS NOW off AC|N'
ucGraw Uses Sixteen Players,
but Fails to Hold Lead.
Ct LOUIS TURNS THE TABLES
n-ncke and Raymond Play Part
Of Santa Claus in Gifts
to Cardinals.

:. rouis June IA formidable array OF
.,~,.sn giants. nearly two whole teams and
HIDING Mike Dcnlin. faced nine scrappy
- g Louis Cardinals TODAY in an eff
g., - win another victory. but all 10 10
-,ose New York went down 70 defeat
sco-e Of to 4 and once more lost the
"a IN the remnant race 70 the Chicago
rs The Giants used two left felders.
,,,ee shortstops, two third basemen. two
.a,cbers. three pitchers and a pinch hit
,s- ard still failed 20 stem the tide and
hold their place az the top
rba oppressive heat seemed 10 work
80, among the visitors. especially with
,,oss who tried 70 pitch, and while the
c.-s,nals secured only six hits. they had
-. help Of ten bases on balls and three
~ batsren 10 help along. McGraw
,Iougbt Louis Drucke the Texas wonder.
,,ould be right in his element on such q
a,v and sent him 70 the mound Louis
rsssed the Arst three men up. and filed
-. bases before Bugs" could rush 10 the
,-seue Although RAYMOND struck out
y,netchy. the heavy hitter, he hit Evans
to,elng In a run Then followed a single. a
.c-,Ace ~ and an error by Bridwen. so
,hst 81 Louis had q nice. tidy little lead OF
mr. rms before hostilties were well under
vav
psvmond pitched for six innings. retiring
~ the seventh 70 let Nike Donhn bat for
rim His record consisted OF six passes,
,srss hit batsmen and i've hits. RUDE
Nsrauard twirled the last TWO frames. and
r.na he became sufficiently affected By the
example set by his predecessors 70 give
ers pass he allowed only one hit. and held
ire Cardinals runless
pavrlond was IN serious difficulties
throughout the game. but managed TO
weather the storm after the disastrous Arst
nsre until the sixth. Then three singles
Two passes and hit batsman gave the
Cardinals four more runs.
tWcGraw tried al his tricks % start
rnv. but Steele pitched we'll in the pinch
Is New York could only find him for six
hi,s. ana while he gave I'VE passes and hit
g nan ne managed 70 pull himself out Of
trouble with better grace than mis- rivals
~ the mound When Raymond went in
n pitch. Movers retired in favor OF Wilson.
Dsvore left me game under Compulsion IN
ne third frame. after striking out and
s-suing the matter with Klein. Becker took
josh : place
n the sixth inning when Bridvell
walked for r1e third time. McGraw sent in
Fsnher to run and the latter retired I'm
n last half NJ the eighth with a lame leg
p4vHn then moved 90 short. while Psulette.
tnew infelder who reported 10 the team
resntly. covered third. At the beginning
o. the seventh Donhn picked out a bat 70
his liking and mace for me plate as though
prepared % start the Giants on tbs road
n victory he hit weakly 10 kCnetcnv,
and then Becker heat out a regular ground
bal. but sn0dgrase and Murray were easy
cuts
The Giants scored two runs in the fifth
inning when with two out, Doyle singled
O. centre and took second on q passed ball
ErOCgrasS was safe on Steeles error. Larry
scoring from second on the miCplav. Muir
Ys" li- 70 e. Tor three bases and could
easily nave made a home run out Of IT,
~ was pulled NJ beyond the third sack
Ellis 70 Mowre~ SrodGrass scored. how
ever
N The eighth Merkle walked as q starter.
e,c Fletcher was safe on MOwreys rum
BE Fletcher was caught of first. however.
Erssnahan 20 Kone-chv Devln was hit
b Steele and both he and Merkle advanced
{ base on q passed ball Then wilson
rroled Cling The bases. Marquard was
ssfe On Isugg,nss fun Bile Nerkle scoring.
while Deyin tailed when Beckers fly
dropped safely In centre field. Marquard
vas forced on the play. Smith 20 HUggins.
s-1 Dov'e rfted - Cakes.
.Ths Fcc~e follows