New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-30
GIANTS FATTEN ON RUNS
Nine in One Inning Puts an End
TO BOSton'S Hope.
ALSO BLASTS M'TlGUE
sandal Goes Back to Pitching
and Holds Terriers to
Five Hits.

NeTigue. a young Southpdw Of the BOS-
a., Terriers. nearly made a name FOR him.
10 AZ the Polo Grounds yesterday after
ION when for five innings he held the
cats runless and allowed only two hits
- the sixth frame. however. something
.,5senlv snapped. and before the young
..sr could recover from his bewiderment
:. had been knocked out Of the box and
.i,e runs had been tailed. The Giants
.vantualy won the game by a score Of
800
ors CraudaU who has been too busy
,,sving around the inield for the last two
weeks 10 pitch mounted the firing line for
ucGrqw. and was found for only FIVE hits
10 micht have held the Terriers runless
Nth re~fect support. an error in the first
frame giving the visitors one run. while
gao nisr'ays. punched with a couple Of
souhes. iu the seventh. netted them three
more IL was CrandalTs first game since
be shocked the ST Louis fans" by
,,euncing the Cardinals when 1t was be-
rsvsd that only the mighty Mathewson
hrself was capable Of such a perform
suee 10 was one, two. three, for the Ter
res IN five innings. and only after New
Work had taken its big lead did he ease up.
.ssr an through the proceedings No better
example of the art OF making 2 pitcher
work his head of early in the game could
h found Every batsman that faced Nc
Tgle took the fun quota OF balls and
strikes during the first five innings. rarely
striking SO the bah at ali. The result was
ina, eight batsmen struck out without q
murnur in that short space Of time and
only DOYLE and Crandall We're able 10 hit
safely The one run which Boston had
obtained 'ooked as big as Pike : Peak But
the Giants were only waiting McTigue out.
When the sixth inning rolled around Nc
Graw gave the order 70 cut loose. and tho
Giants hitting the first good ball pitched
and not taking a single strike as is their
wont buried the Boston twirler under
such fgsllade Of hits that he was COM
PEELED 90 retire. and Buster" Brown had
bis hands full in stemming the tide.
snodgrass. the first man up. cracked a
snrs % eft. and Murray followed with
another 20 ceStre. McTigue was ~ a hole.
although he had pitched only three balls
Nerk.e laid down a hunt toward first, and
when king after fielding the ball, hit
FRED in the hack with the throw TO first.
Ge sphere rolled TO right field, Snodgrass
scoring Murray taking third and Merkie
second BridwelTs double brought two
nen home and Al went TO bird as Devlin
grounded OBJ Tenney FOR the first cut. Mev-
e.. however. lined 20 left field for a hit.
Scoring BrIdWeu When Crandall followed
suit. Tenney summoned Brown 70 the res
cue bur Gowdy. batting for Devore. Doyle,
snodSrass and Murray all hit safely. the
two latter being up FOR the second time.
with the result that the total OF runs for
The innirg tota,led nine. Merkle lifted TO
Kaiser for the second out. and Red died
stealing second.
The game was not as clean as il might
have been. Al Bridweu having difficulty at
short Devlin and Murray both made some
Edntillaung PLAYS. The Terriers put UP
good game So long as they thought they
had chance 20 win. but when the Giants
took their big lead they seemed 10 lose
heart and felded weakly.
TIE substitutes were summoned after the
ski frame. Becker going into left field.
Nike D0nlu. much 20 the delight OF the
fans p.aw.g centre. and Fletcher re-
he1ing Larry DOYLE They all had an op-
pon-nity % bar. and Nike scored the tenth
lun for the Giants. Although Fletcher
struck o.t IN opening the eighth. Donlin
singled through Steinfe'dt and went 10 sec
cd on Mg-ravs single 20 centre. his third
Ai ot tie day AS Merkle struck out, the
tao runners ON the bags made a double
SEA on Johnny King so that when Bird
wei singled through short, DOnlin tailed.
Tie FIRST rum scored by Boston was a
git BudWelrs error gave Sweeney a life
tie start of the game. and although
Isnney fou'a' out 90 Meyers. Herzog was
mi oy Cundal Miller forced Herzog a
second nut Sweeney took third on TIE cut.
Aeyers threw On centre field 20 catch Miller
stealing. and sweeney scored. Inserton
FLED out 90 Suodgrass
With oae olt in the seventh. Steinfeldt
IA safe Oh Bri5well's error. and althoueh
hans lifted to Murray, Merkle took his
not Of The bag when Bridwell attempted
throw Kaiser out Buster Brown
cou'iei along the left field foul line. scor-
hs steinie.dt and Sweeney doubled 10
Hght field. ringing both Kaiser and Brown
nome. Teu1ey went out. Devlin TO Merkle.
The score follows.