New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-09
HOME RUN BEATS GIANTS
Ingerton's Hitting for Boston
Turns Tide of Defeat.
TERRIERS LUCKY TO WIN
McGraw's Men Outbat and Out
field Tenney's Grew, but
All in Vain.

Boston. MAY S-Although the New York
Giants outhit and outfelded the Boston
Terriers In a fast game here to-day. they
lost the final struggle OF the series by
score Of TO 4. the home nine coming from
behind and forging TO the front after the
visitors had tailed four runs in the first
inning.
Bugs" Raymond and Pfefrer. the former
Chicago pitcher. both OF whom had rec
ord Of no defeats and three victories be-
fore the game started, were pitted against
each other. and the New York twirler was
the one 70 lose. Taking the game as
whole. ne pitched far better ball than Pfef-
fer. but the Terriers punched hits In two
innings and scored five runs. Bugs gave
only one pass, ana allowed eight hits.
The Giants played an errorless game in
the field, and found Pfeffer for nine hits'
five Of these being punched In the first inn
ing. Thereafter the safetiss were so well
scattered that no scoring was done. Pfef-
fer handed out three OF MS eight passes In
the seventh frame, but the visitors failed
70 score Devore, DOYLE and Devlfn starred
with the stick, each getting two hits apiece.
both OF Larrys being doubles. Bridwell
played a fast game at short. accepting eight
chances without an error. while Murray, IN
left field, had FIVE put outs TO his credit
The visitors stole five bases on Rariden
Murray pilfering three.
The hitting of Ingerton won the game for
Boston. as G timely double in the eighth
and a home run, with two men on the
bags. in the fourth, went a great way
toward clinching the victory for Tenney S
men.
The game was a stormy ono in certain
sense Both Herzog and Sweeney were dls-
missed for disputing decisions OF Doyle, the
unDire. I'm the seventh inning. The Giants
expected that Larry Doyle would be sus-
pended by President Lynch for his actions
IN the game on Saturday, but no official
communication came up to the time the
game was called and the team hopes that
Larry will be spared for the series with
Chicago.
The Giants fell on Pfeffer's curves with a
will in the first inning and pounded out four
runs. Devore singled 10 left and stole sec
ond. Doyle slammed lucky double 10
right field, neither Sweeney nor Miller
| being able 10 reach the ball. and Devore
getting only as far as third base, as 1t
| looked as though tho sphere would stick
safely in some ones glove. Josh scored,
however. on Snodgrass's sacrifice fly TO
Goode. Murray singled sharply past In
gerton, scoring Doyle. Red" stole second
and tailed on Merkle's single 70 left. Bird
well walked, and Devlin singled to left
scoring Merkle. Wilson walked, filling the
bases. but Raymond popped 10 Ingerton
and Devore grounded out. Ingerton TO
! Tenney.
In the fourth frame the Terriers tailed
three runs. Clarke singled 20 right field
for Boston's first hit. Although Tenney
was an easy out. Herzog dropped single
between Devorc and Doyle and took second
when Devore's throw failed 20 nip Clarke
at third. Ingerton then hit one TO the CEN
tire field bleachers for a home run. cleaning
I'D the bags Miller and Goode both filed
out TO Murray.
IN the eighth inning, with one out, Ten
ney singled. only 10 be forced at second by
Butler. Ingerton doubled 10 left, and Miller
followed with another double, scoring But
| Ter and Ingerton. Goode flied out TO Muir
ray.