New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-25
GIANTS IN A DEEP RUT
Lose Fourth Straight Game to
"Red" Dooin'S PhiIIieS.
WILTSE PITCHES GOOD GAME
Only Six Hits Made Off His De.
livery, but Most All of
Them Count.

Philadelphia. April 4-The New York
Giants suffered another singing defeat al
the hands of the Phillies in q hard fought
game here to-day. The score was 4 to l.
II was the fourth consecutive victory OF
the season for Doon's nine over the Giants
Earl Moore, who twice defeated New York,
set an example which Rowan was not
loath TO follow.
Wiltse. who was on the mound for the
visitors. pitched the kind OF ball which
would have won nine games out OF ten, but
the Phillies proved strong where the Giants
were weak, namely. In the pinches, and
that turned the tide In favor of the local
nine. The lanky visiting southpaw allowed
only six hits and gave one pass. The
monotonous procession to the bench in the
last FIVE innings was broken only by Titus S
home run at the opening OF the eighth.
Wiltse practically retired the Phillies In
order in six of the eight innings.
The Giants outbatted the home team, get
ting to Rowan for nine hits. but these were
scattered so widely as TO amount TO almost
nothing in the way Of a run. 4 couple OF
hits in the nth inning answered for one
tally. but every time good start was made
somebody fell down in the emergency, and
the runners were left stranded on the bags.
Except for a. bad throw by Meyers TO sec
ond base. both teams played errorless ball,
and the pace was fast and furious.
The Giants got off TO good start when
Devore singled TO centre in the first inning
and promptly stole second. Doyle sacri-
feed. but Snodgrass grounded to short and
Josh was run down. Doolan TO Doom 70
Lobert. Although Snodgrass took second,
Doolan threw out Murray. Wiltse started
off the third with hit. Murray the sixth.
Devlin the seventh and Merkle the ninth.
but no runs we're scored in any OF these
frames.
The Philis captured couple OF runs in
the first frame. Titus singled, stole second,
went to third when Meyers heaved the ball
over Doyle's head. and scored on Knabe's
sacrifice fly 10 snodgrass. Lobert then sin.
gled to left field. and while Magee flied out
10 Snodgrass. Paskert doubled over De-
vores head and Lobert scored. Luderus
struck out.
With one out in the third. Knabe walked
end Lobert beat out a hunt. Magee then
hit 10 the left field bleachers for two bases,
scoring Knabe. On Paskert's grounder Lo-
bert was run back 10 third. where Magee,
who ran up from second, was touched out.
Bridwell to Meyers. Paskert took second
on the play. but Doyle threw Luderus out.
Titus put the ball over the right field fence
for home run in the eighth inning.
The Giants scored their only tally In the
fifth With one out. Wiltse got single
when Titus lost his fly in the sun. Devore
then hit to deep centre for two bases. scor-
ing the pitcher. Although Doyle fled out
to Knabe, Snodgrass singled to right. On
an attempted double steal Devore was
caught at the plate. Doom TO Doolan to
Doom. Devore and McGraw both made a
howl over the decision.
After going TO the bench McGraw shouted
to Earl Moore. VINO was on the coaching
lines at first base, and the pitcher started
to the New York bench to follow up the
argument. Eason, the umpire, ran Up and
stopped Moore sending him to the Phillies
bench, while a policeman warned McGraw
TO remain seated
The score follows: