New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
SCARE FOR THE GIANTS
Beat st. Louis, but Only After a
Ten-Inning Struggle.
MARQUARD TO THE RESCUE
Josh" Devore Also Helps with
Two. Base Hit in the
Extra Frame.

81 Louis. Sept. 1.-THE great French
man who lust at present is running Ma
,ofeor Bonauarte, Jean Jacques Rousseau
1-oItaire 81 al. a close race for high consio-
ora+ion AZ the hands of posterity, namely
.Pyber Vanguard, stepped into the breach
IN the fnal game OF the series with tho
81 Louis Cardinals here this afternoon
and saved another game for the Giants.
The score was 20 3, and ten innings were
rsouired 10 make IL four out OF ave for
New York. as we'll as twelve victories out
OF the last fourteen starts.
..Rubs" went 70 the box in the ninth Inn
ing with one out and the bases full, the
visitors al that moment having a two-run
lead. Red Ames had worked himself
into a hole and. finding the case hopeless.
took advantage of the treaty pact ana
called upon friendly powers for aid. Inc
response was immediate. Marquard craneo
his neck in his own inimitaoie way az
NacIvor. who was batting IN place or
cakes. and then struck him out. But
Eonetchv. who has some prowess as
hitter. was not TO be disposed OF so easily
The biz first baseman was not only guilty
of Ieze-naiesty 70 the king Of the league
tv1rlers. but OF q great breach Of etiquette
as well. when ne lined two-oase nit 10
left field. enabling two runners 20 cross
the plate and tie the score. Marquard
sound 10 the work OF only moment 70 put
T.Uis out and retire the side before more
damage was done.
Then the Giants turned to and scored q
I'm In the first half Of the tenth inning
and won the game. all on account of a
timely double by little Josh Devore. Zach
art. a new pitcher started the inning, and
began well BY striking out Fletcher. Con-
we'll. who had replaced Smith at third base
kindly fumbled a tap b. Big Chief Mey-
ers, giving the runner a life at first Mar
GUARD tried his best but could not discover
4 convincing argument for victory and
famed. but Josh was good for the hit
which brought Meyers home from first
The CHIEF covered the ground as he never
ran before. and crossed the plate in the
nick OF time Although Larry Doyle drew
A PASS. Devore was caught mapping, Zach
art 10 Huggins, and ended the inning.
The one-run lead, however, was all that
Nfarcuard needed. and he moved the Car
5irals down IN the last half OF the tenth
I'm wav that earned him the everlasting
enn!tv Of the st. Louis fans The stage
setting Tor Marquard's triumph was al!
rreps~e6 BIZ Leon Ames. The fame haired
ryrf~ler delivered q very classy brand OF
hurting in the pinches, and while ne was
found for nine hits during the time ne
o41riatsd. ne was generally strong enough
.- the oinches 20 frown upon any liberties.
Tie weakened toward the end Of the game
ant he gave such ample warning OF the
coming disaster that McGraw was ready
for the emergency. Leon contributed two
wild bitches, one OF which let in run, Out
gave only two passes.
Bresnahan sent in sixteen players IN an
srort 10 stop the Giants, but fell Just
.Borr Of the contamination so devoutly
wished -Four pinch hivters were dispatched
,o the front. but none OF them produced
"a -.. while two third baseUen, two pitch
ers and TWO centre Aelders also ran. Raca-
..rgf was Ames's opponent. and good
one -r proved 20 10. Except for the four
Mrs which tho Giants punched on him Tor
three runs in the fifth inning he was pracr-
rsrv rrvi,cible. In the other eight frames
.4s visitors con1ed hts delivery for only
Two hits.
The base stealing campaign Of New York
vas temporarily halted, and not pll-ered
bag was recorded by the team during the
nav. The falavay slide has proved 90
disastrous on the teams uniforms that Nc
--sw refused 20 run the risk Of having
ans. one arrested for indecent exposure. A
tsv attempts were made 70 DO AttIe
-r~r~irf-g. NIT without success. Bliss has
receive SO much practice throwing TO bases
curing the series that he was able TO PICK
the men OF fairly well.
The Giants scored their three runs IN the
nth inning By d!nt Of some carefully
placed hits. After Nerkle had struck OUT
Hsrzog singled 10 left and Fletcher drew
PASS Movers then doubled, scoring Herzog
and putting Arthur on third. Although
Arnes fouled out 70 Smith. Devore delivered
timely single 20 centre which brought
Fletcher home. while Doyle singled and
scored Meyers. Josh tried 10 steal thlrd'
rut was thrown out by Bliss.
The Cardinals scored their first run IN
the eighth inning Huggins led of with a
single. but cakes flied 20 Snodgrass and
Konetch7 struck out Ellis was safe on
Ooy,e's tumble. and on wild pitch Hug
gins took third and Ellis second. Evans
walked, filing the bases and on a second
wild pitch By Ames Huggins Tailed. hiN-
ser gratefully lifted % Snoograss.
Ames lasted until he filed the bases m
r1e ninth and then Marquard entered the
fray and the game ended as told.
The score follows.