New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
GIANTS GET EVEN BREAK
Finally Beat Phi||ieS, but Lose
Again as Well.
MATTY FAILS ONCE MORE
Rube Marquard Solves the Quss
ton and Pitches New York
to Victory.

! fNll1QelpHldf July O--N iii'ii5 Wv 49,
game Of q double-header here to-day AFTER
being beaten easily in the opening strug-
| gle, the New York Giants finally got me
| better Of the Philles, although they suHereu
five straight defeats. Dooin's men tooh
the first engagement by a score OF TO t.
| defeating Mathewson for the second tiiHe
! in the series. but were helpless before the
mastery work of "Rube" Marquard IN the
! final game and lost by score OF ~ 10
| /. Twenty thousand spectators sa" the
I bargain attraction.
AT his best in cooler days, Matty see1neu
to be affected by the heat Fourteen mus
were made off his delivery and IN the
| pinches. where he is usually king OF thelii
| all the hard hitting Phillies hammer MN
at will. Marauard on the other hand
| showed all that goes to make up slea'
pitcher He allowed only six hits' "iueiS
distributed Half a dozen men TOOK 'he
| three prescribed wallops at his SAINTS anu
sat down, while only one walked.
The Philadelphia team worked IN loose
fashion in the field in both games, maKlhs
seven errors throughout the day, and "hlle
their clean. hard hitting saw them through
,oairet Nathewson, their poor neldlhS
novod the way TO their downfall IN the
closing game. ,..
The Phillies pushed the case against
NIattv with great vigor. and scored run
I'm the first inning BY dint or douole ~
Knabe. an inield single by Paskert anu
Naeee's long fly to Murray. Inc D'dii''
tied the score in the second Idllo
double by Devlin and Chief Meyers tliP'T
70 deep centre. Chatting under the lor'eu
restraint. Dooin's men dashed out again IL
the third and thereafter were never ne"u
Cd Paskert made his second lilHeiu "'''
and after Lobert sacrificed him TO seconu
he scored on a single by Magee
TN. nth was productive OF two more
inns for the home team. Knabe made
bit and for the third time Paskert maze
GOOD on an inheld bunt. Matty fairy
I,rrad the bal, over, but Magee douDleu
- centre and both Knabe and Honey
D. scored while the mob went crazy
with delight ,o,o
19ar from beaten, in spirit at any rate
che Giants rallied in the sixth DoyIe Se'
the mace by hitting 10 right, ana loon SCI
end when Snodgrass sacrificed. MURRAY
1iad - left. but Larry scored when Merhie
rtu,,ad 70 right. Fred took third on Mae
a,,,s Wild throw A hit by Bridweh scored
NIorl,1o Ouick on the trail, the Phllies
scored two more runs in the seventh "a
kcrt reached first when Brldwel Iuiiio'Uu
his erounder. and took second on LoueI''
sacrifice Honey Boy was caught OIL SEE
o,d base when Magee hit 10 Many pu'
y rlecled back Luderus singled ana fdS-
Kerr scored and Magee registered Wheh
Murray let the ball get away from him.
while Luderus took second.
otis Crandall bobbed up TO play the part
Of piDch hitter in the ninth inning ana MS
einrIe which followed Bridwells double
scored the Giants last run
The tune was quickly changed IN the sec
ord game. and the Giants went at JACK
rowan tooth and nail. knocking him out or
the boy in the second inning after they
had scored five runs. He was replaced y!
stack. who was hit hard.
Devore coaXed a pass from Rowan Ior
starter and then stole second, only 10 score
on double by Doyle Doyle stole thiru'
and after Snodgrass famed Murray trlpied
10 centre scoring Doyle. The greeting HI
larious was continued in the next inning
after two were out Dooan set for Mar
Guards easy fly, but muffed it. Devore hit
safely. and he and RUDE scored when Larry
DOYLE bounced a triple off the centrehe!d
U,achers Larry tailed when Paskerts
/ throw eluded Doom.
| The third inning saw Stack on the mound
! for Philadelphia. but the storm continued
| one run was added in the third inning when
two bases on balls and two infield outs put
/ Nerkle over the plate but Stack steadied
/ down until the seventh, when he was
J knocked off the rubber, and HUMPHREYS TOOK
! his place in the eighth. Doyle Tanned In
| tho seventh. but Snodgrass was passed 10
| first and then stole second Murray tripled
/ 70 left centre and Snow" walked over the
plate. Murray was out along the lines on
| Nrerkle's grounder to Lobert Merkle stole
/ second and scored when Bridwell hit for a
| base.
Two more runs were added in the last
/ inning. Donlin broke into the game as a
| batter when Snodgrass was excused from
duty. Mike singled and showed his speed
! BIZ stealing second. He soon scored, for
M.rl,e singled to left Merkle continued
! the thievery on the bases by stealing Sec
ond and when Madden threw wild Fred
vent 10 third. Bridwell walked. and when
| Al was caught asleep off second Merkle
dashed over the plate.
Deylin was put out Of the game in the
| first inning for expressing his opinion OF
umpires in general and Rigler in particu-
| lar. A pass 10 Magee, an out and Magee 5
triple scored Philadelphias only run.
! The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.