New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-27
GIANTS TRIPLE V|CTORS
Win Fast Games at Dallas, Fort
Worth and San Antonio.
DEVORE MIGHTY WITH BAT
Does Yeoman Work, While
Drucke and Rube Marquard
Shine in the Box.

DALLAS Tex. March 2s.--With McGra"
cova,ing second base and Wiltse in right
field the regulars Of the Giants TO-DAY
PLAYED their final game in Dallas. Winning
by n score Of 10 9 tn" contest "''
featured by excellent pitching on ho'h
sides and Devore's hitting for the giants.
The little lead off man collected three OIL
New Works eight hits, beginning WIN
single. following with a double ana ''nis"-
ing with a triple I}e scored half or inc
runs and stole two bases
Drucke and MarGuard hurled the ban
with great speed. the former pallas s's'
striking out seven Of his old team mates IN
five innings Marquard struck out SIX N
the last four innings. tanning the SIDE IN
the seventh inning. The Dallas rltchNrS
were effective too. but Madd"ns errors
helped New York 20 a pair OF runs. me
Giants ran the bases freely and MI 'ne
hall hard. but drove several liners straight
al infelders
McGraw was as lively as cricket IN the
field and on the bases He sacrificed De-
wore home once. made n hit and stole p
couple Of bases The Giants got The jump
on the Texans in the first inning, when
Devore singled and stole second. By 2
grea; sprinf he scored on McGraws sacrl-
fee hunt. which was fielded by the pitcher
RridvelI was on third, with one ont, in the
next inning. when Meyers drove a smoking
liner 10 Fulmer a double play resulting
Devore broke loose again in the third. He
doubled after Drucke had singled, but on
McGrav's roller the pitcher was thrown
out at the plate.
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steal which scored the former Madden
paved the way for another unearned run
at the beginning of tine fourth round. wnen
he chucked the ball over the iirSt paSe-
mans head in an effort to head off Muir
raw. who advanced to third on the erl"'
and counted on Bridwell's infeld out.
Dallas placed a fresh battery in the helu
q, the beginning Of the sixth inning. Nc
Graw was the first man up ana b" sihsieu
10 centre and worked the delayed steal
Murray also singled. but Mcfraw TOOK Only
one base. and when Merkle grounded 10
F'ulner. the manager was nailed at the
plate. Murray counted on Frid"eTs Sacri-
flee Nv 10 Tullos. and Merkle followed him
over the plate when Peterson INJURED DeN-
Inns line hit. The latter stole second ana
after Meyers walked there vas double
steal Wiltse also paraded. hl!inS 'he
bases Madden was in front OF DrucKe
vicious line hit ana his eaten cut or an
other pair of runs Tie last run was reg
istered in the seventh. Devore drove TO
left centre for three bases, and kept right
on 10 the scoring station when Madden
tossed wild on a relay.
Drucke wabbled bit in the fourth. Win
one out, he passed Tullos, who stole. anc
scored on Peterson's double, Madden str'k-
ing out in between. Fuimer singled. scor-
ing Peterson Marquard had so much
smoke that the locals swung at his Offer
ings after the ball was In Meyers NIT.
The Frenchman was tapped just once and
that hit scored run that was made pos
! sihle nv Rube's own error. After whining
! the side in the seventh Marquard passed
Ems in the eighth. and put him on second
with a bad throw. He breezed Madden
but Tullos singled. scoring Ems.
The Giants who played here and in Fort
Worth to-day will leave for Birmingham
early tomorrow morning. The team that
nlavpd in San Antonio to-day will arrive
/ here after the others depart tomorrow
morning and will play the Dallas team on
Wednesday. Thursday, SATURDAY and SUM-
/ dav. With this team IS Cy Forsyth. who
was sold Yesterday TO the Dallas club
IT.. ecc~n fellows.