New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-03
GIANTS RALLY AND WIN
Three Hits in Ninth Inning Fatal
to the SuperbaS.
WILTSE FAST FOR A TIME
Strikes Out Eight Of First
Twelve Men to Face Him,
Then Retires.

With n hair raising ninth inning rahy.
,he New York Giants pulled what looheu
vka lost game out of the fire at WASH
,,,top Park Yesterday. and defeated 'he
Rrooklvn Superbas for the sixth straish'
80 ,bis season by score of 10 a.
pahIen's men on their own account Ola
u,,le rallving in the eighth. taking lead
of one run and compelling the visitors 10
,...o., ~ STRENUOUS tactics in the last frame
~ the game. Successive singles by Becker
Movers and Crandall turned the 'ric" io'
New York.
1t was too cold for baseball ana luf'he'-
more. both teams revealed the ehec's OIL I"
.vo-dav vacation. The players fell OF con-
,,derahly in hitting. while their heidlhs Was
cratic The pitchers suffered as wen.
Uutse started IN the box for McGraw, ana
20, FIXING start toward no hit no run
end no man reach first base game. he
-norcilesslv moved down the Superoas ioi
four innings. putting them out IN or"e'
md striking out eight OF the first t"eNe
men 70 face him II was his first appear
arca IN tho box since he was injured on the
HILTON and he seemed determined TO make
s. good showing.
Rrt he set too fast a pace for cold Gay
NcC;rav called him aside and warmed MIN
20 ease IN after the third inning, but the
ri,cher wa not so inclined, and contlnueu
20 burn them over consequently, Wneh
Eummel ononed tho fifth with douo'e
end Coulson and Zimmerman walked. NIL
,nc the bases McGraw did not hesitate 70
summon Crandall. although the Giants AT
that time were three runs in the lead.
Uiltse probab bly, would have pulled out OF
,he hole safely. or at least would have done
IS well as Crandau who allowed the SUI
rerhas 10 score two runs. but he might
have ruined his arm FOR the rest Of the
season. and the little Napoleon did not
wish 10 run any chances
The Superbas only got three hits of
Crandal. but they had lot Of fun with
these. and threw a scare into the Giants.
Schardt was pitted against Wiltse, ana
while he was wild. ne allowed only three
hits. two Of which were Of the scratchiest
variety lie retired IN favor Of pinch
hitter when Brooklyn started rally IN
The ffth. and Knetzer finished out the game.
While Snodgrass played brilliantly in the
cutfeld. about the only way which the
Giants as q whole performed in midsummer
form was in base running. This went
long way toward winning the game. Six
bases in all were pilfered. Murray stealing
his vav from first 70 third IN the fifth,
while Merkle stole third in the third. Both
Tooley and Zimmerman made several fast
plays. but both made costly errors as well.
snd the account was just about balanced.
Two passes and two sacrifice hits an
ewered for the Giants first run Bridwell
flyoI Of 10 If
second. and Meyers laid down a sacrifice
bunt. advancing both runners base.
Wiltse then hammered out a sacrifice fly 70
Meyers and Bridwell scored. Boyle walked
al the opening Of the third and advanced to
third base on two outs. Merkle raped
hard one at Tooley. and the shortstop Jug
sled the hall and threw poorly TO Dau-
bert. allowing Merke to take second and
DOYLE 10 score Mcrkle stole third and
tailed with ease on Bridwen's double.
Devlin was out, Hummel 10 Daubert
Hummers double I'm the fifth opened the
way for Brooklyn, and although Wheat
popped 70 Bridwen. Coulson and thinner
man both walked filing the bases. cram
dan then entered the box without being
thoroughly warmed up. lie mir Erwin. who
hated for BERGEN, and forced i'm a run, but
Purch. who batted for Schardt. struck out.
1arrv Dovlo held a grounder from Myers.
no, the Big chief. long enough fer Coulson
20 score and leave al the runners on the
raps safe roolev br to Crandall and was
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