New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-12
CUBS GROW INTO BEARS
Tear Giants to Pieces in Third
Game of Series.
CRANDALL FAILS IN FIFTH
Driven to Bench When Chance
and His Men Start a
Winning Rally.

v.boea treacherous cubs from chlV"9V'
- s,nrosed 10 be thoroughly 40
mesticated. showed vile and hasty 'eiip.I
ard , return 10 their villa savage ins'ihe'S
when they batted out victory by 'he s'Vl
os o IN over the New ork Giants III '"'
,,,ird ea,no of the series on the hilltop yes
,erdav afternoon. Just Wheh
,,o,,obt no had them nicely trained 10 &c
,or+ ANYTHING. they suddenly showed '"ei'
fanps in such a ferocious manner '"d' -
Looks rs thoueh the tanning process VIZ
have TO be started all over again ps -.
Giants. There were few credulous ia"s
VINO had a sneaking suspicion 'hat NJ"
York might make it four straight ou' -
was only a dream.
T,e Cnbs recovered their batting eyes ana
made two New York pitchers look Inc %
sinners when found TO- thirteen soho h''''
C~a,dar GOT off 10 a fair start OhlE w
re,ire in the 0fth inning under an aVaianc"e
81 soven safc drives Bugs Raymond re-
ceiyed a nice prize package in the FORM VI
runners on second and third. with one ou''
fror, his colleague when he attempted d
roscue II was a tidy legacy. Big Chiel
Novcrs. as is well known, looks not WIN
favor on moist deliveries. 50 when Bugs
vbipped ono over a little awry the sphere
sunnod ont Of Meyers's hands and two run
ners scored. No..
II was an inauspicious start hat husS
u,o, ro,irsd the side without difficulty and
mn, the Cubs out i'm order in the sixth Two
singles. a double and an error huhcheu IL
tho seventh tailed three more runs, now
ever, while two singles and douoie III '''e
eighth answered for another.
The Giants started off Just as though theY
were goins to make IT three straight over
the cubs. and displayed such affection Tor
NcIn,vre's curves that Chance looked
worried and sent out another twirler to
warm m New York punched four hits FOR
two runs in the first two innings ana the
beqinninr was promising. Something nap
perod however. Tho former bIoohlS il
t0irler suddenly became wonderously ehec-
tive. Murrays single, with two out IN the
third. broke up the monotonous PROFESSIONS
20 the bench for the next five innings as
the Giants retired I'm order There were
Two down i'm the eighth when New YORK
cut loose Wiz three successive singles, nut
the rally was short lived and harmless.
Had they made their nine hits in one mn
ing they stood a fair chance Of beating the
cubs. but by deftly scattering them about
with TOO lavish display their efforts
amounted TO little Mcintyre was invnciole
I'm the pinches. striking out seven balsmen
and not giving a pass.
The Cubs played much steadier game
in the field than i'm the two previous games
Sheckard Hoffman and Schultz together
handled ten put outs. while Tinker was
himself again at short The real choice
plavs of the afternoon were made by the
Giants. however Standing prominently IN
the foreground was a great catch OF Snod-
grass. j. D0yle's ny in the ninth. which
compared favorably with a similar per-
Torrance on Archer's high one in tie sec
oud Bridwen made brilliant pick up OF
Hofinan's grounder through the box IN the
eighth and retired the side with two run
ners on the bags. The Giants unfortunate
Is sprinkled a couple Of errors around
rromiscuouslv al critical times.
RED" Murray was the busy man with
the stick. making three hits in four times
AT bat To 20 along with the three out OF
three which was his record on Wednesday.
Snodgrass whaled out a triple and a single
while Meyers connected for a double. Will
sen was sent in TO catch Raymond in the
sixth. and bit safely on his second trip TO
tic plate Becker. however when he bat
ted for Raymond in the eighth struck out
Nlarouard pitched the last inning and re-
tired the side in order
The hr,ins Of the Cubs was uniformly
excellent. They made a concerted attack
ON the New York twirlers. and every men,
her Of the nine hit safely except Archer
and Chance The latter scored TWO runs
however Archer accidentally turned his
ankle while NJ bat in the sixth. and retired
IN favor OF King in the seventh. Johnny
made a double in his only time at bat.
Snodgrass's trine and Murray's single IN
the first scored a run for the Giants. Dew
lin got TO first hy catching pitched ball
On the back and Tailed on Meyers triple
IN the second Singles by Doyle, Snodgrass
ard Murray answered for another run in
the eighth.
The score follows