The evening world., 1911-09-04
GIANTS GO AFTER
SECOND GAME WITH
cellar CHAMPS"
Special to Tho rvcning world)

pOLO GROUNDS, sept. A-Having
taken the morning game from the "csl-
lar champions the Giants were anx-
lous to take tho second game as "A
double win to-day. This would widen
their margin Of lead over their nearest
rival. Chicago,
Ames, who pitched the "breakfast
game" finally killed the ''hoodoo" which
has hung over him IN the last four
eamcs. He pitched the full game with
out being relieved and got away with
IL In good style. shutting up Ike "A
clam when the Rustlers looked too dan
gerous. .
The Giants got back to their base
stealing habits and stole i've bases In
the first three innlngs. forcing Killing
10 retire In favor OF Rnridcn.
In the first inning lngcrton struck
out. Bridwoli was given a great oNa-
| ton as ne came to the plato and
grounded out to Doyle. Jackson ais,
struck out,
Devorc got a base on balls as a
starter for the Giants. Doyle also took
the four ball route to iirrt. pevorc
and Doyle then electrified the spectn-
tors by making n clean double steal
After fouling on eight fouls. Snoderass
finally struck out, Murray smashed
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Devore md Doyle. Murray Immediately
stole second. Murray also tried 10 steal
third. but was thrown out by Kllna.
Merkle walked. Merkle also stole sec
ond, making the fourth straight; steal
of King. Herxog fouled out TO Klihs.
! In the second inning both teams
managed TO score. For Boston Donlih
opened with n clean two basser TO left
and came home on Mi'ler's single In
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and tagged Miller at third. doUdy
then hit into n double play.
After Fletcher had gone out for the
Giants Meyers smashed a long single
into centre and went tn Second Ne Tyler
threw out Ames Dcvore crnckcd =
beauty over Donlin's head for three
bases ana Meyers trotted nome. Doyle
flied 20 Donlin.
In the third inning after two were out
Inserton hit to the left field fence FOR
two bases. but died on second ns Bird
well grounded out 20 Doyle.
In the last half Of the third the
Giants continued to pile up their lead
l,After s~nodErsss had famed. Murray
smashed a drive into the right field
bIeacherS fora home run. Merkle was
out on a %grounder. Hersog cracked n
double to tho left neld fence and
Fletcher and Meyers were both hit by
Dl'' III iilll NV
uncorked a wild pitch which scored
both IIerzog and Fletcher. Ames
walked. but Devore lined out TO Donlin.
In the fourth inning the RustIers
failed to reach frst base. Two popped
files and a grounder retired the side.
The Giants drew n blank In their last
half OF the fourth. not n man reaching
frs, base. The only event OF note was
Snodgrass's whiting the breeze for the
! third time.
The Giants could have scored In ths
NTH, but they preferred to have some
FUN on the bases and got the hook.
Merklc walked and stole second. but
tried TO steal third and was thrown
out. Herzog was out on a bounder 10
the pitcher. Fletcher singled to left.
and Meyers walked. hut Ames popped
out to Ingerton.
In the hfth inning Raridan went In 10
catch for Boston in place Of Killing,
lftor two wbra out Itaridan reached
nrst on Fletcher's tumble. but was
forced out at second.
| The Rustlers came 10 life I'm the sixth,
scored one run and gave the fans a scare.
InEerton opened with his second two
base bit to the fence. and Brldwell was
safe on Fletcher'S error. Jackson poked
IL single into left and Ingerton scored,
| Doniin flied out 20 Devore. hut Miller
also singled, nll.ng the bases. Ames
tisAtencd up, however, and struck out
Mcdonald. Gowdy retired the side on a
groundsr to Fletcher.
The Giants drew another blair NIX IN their
! tnlt OF the sixth. Devore striking out,
DOYLE grounding out 10 tho pitcher. and
snodprass hitting a ny to Jackson.
After two were out In the Giants half
o. trs seventh Hersog singled and went
10 second on a wild pitch, hut Fletcher
flied to Miller.
Boston stacked up two more runs IN
tho seventh and made the Giants sit up
and take notice, After two we're out
Ingerton walked ana Rridwell singled,
Jackson also singled ard nl'ed the bsses,
Donlin then smashed a clean shot into
csntrs for a base, scoring both Inxsrton
and Rr!dwsll, Miller wss out. a sroun6sr
10 Doyle,
Art., two were out Dsvors go, a nj,
Tor tho Giants ard stole second, but
pnyie popped out tn Cow6v.
In ths eighth inning the Rrst'ers failed
70 rosch fret base,
Ths BUSTERS went out IN au!c't ordsr