The evening world., 1912-04-08


bear hunter for a single. but persisted on
the snow covered patch. as the x
three men spilled the beans as 1t were,
and couldn't help him around.
Despite his gray hair and his hating
step the Giants were unlsind to Uncle
Joe and ripped into him for a bundle of
foul runs and just as many hits In the
opening encounter. After Devore had
gone out, Doyle and Snodgrass poled
singles at the same spot in right field
and then Murray was hit on the wish
bone to fll up the bases. Merkle there
uponleaned against McGinnity's fam
ous underhand curve n slammed 1t
over third for a single which scored
both Doyle and snodgrass. Herzog
beat out a bunt. but that wasn't the
worst of II. McGinity grabbed the ball
too late n then fired II over Swan
GAS head to the left field fence, per-
hitting Murray to score and Merkle to
take third. Bernard got shafer's long
fly by f%1attening himself against the
fence. but not in time to prevent Mer-
klc from scoring. Wilson wound II up
with a tap to the pitcher. but was
enough anyway. -FOUR RUNS.
The Indians had a good chance in the
second. but that let them out. There
we're runners on first INC second with
one out when McGinity shot a long
drive into right. Murray got the ball
after a long run and. with the aid of
Doyle. shot II to Herzog in time to
double up the other man.
Tesreau CAV mis- fellows a good start
In New York's half OF the second Ny
polling a t~ow-bagger over Callins's head.
but he never got any further. as De-
wore. Doyle and Snodgrass were easy
outs.
The third inning 5reezed by in an un-
eventful way and the crowd shtvered on.
all of which you'd lead you to believe
no runs were made
The bear hunter continued mis- Wild
efforts In the NTH and the Newark hit.
tiers were as babes in his hands. He
struck out Bergen to start with. and
then retired McGinity n Bernard OF
three pitched balls. h being consid-
cred a days work well done. Tesreau
was allowed to scoot to the clubhouse
and put on his Easter clothes.
Tesreau was going like a windstorm
H. the fourth and tore of three batters
In just our minutes.
The Giants also found little nourish-
fnent in the fourth, Shafer. Wilson and
Tesreau falling 20 get the bail out Of the
diamond.
In the last half Of the nth the Giants
scored another one when Doyle singled.
took secon on Snodgrass's ny. and came
home on Murray's single. Murray died
stealing second.
Ole Doc Crandnu acted as chief gun
ner for the Giants In the last four Inn
ings. while Burns went TO centre In
place OF Snodgrass.
Collins tapped the Ole Doc for q two
fagger. but Crandail strengthened the
cose on he noxt two m retired the
side without further CEREMONY.
Ryerscn caught for Newark beginning
the sixth.
The Giants lit on Uncle Joe in the
sixth and for q fewminutes there was
some lively do!ngs. Merkle got to first
on Il. %immeriuan's error and went to
third when Harzog poked a. corking
single into righJ. Shafer then lifted a
high fly to centre and Merkle scored.
Wilson sent a single whistling over Sec
ond. advancing Herzog a peg. Crandall
popped out to left and It looked as II
Devore had popped out to second. Fisher
muffed the hail and Herzog scored.
Doyle made his third straight hit. but
there was a misup at third and Wilson
was caught of :he bag.
In the seventh inning Groh wal put
on exhibition at short. and Shafer moved
| over to second, allowing Captain Doyle
to go home and attend to business.
Newark passed away peacefully in
the seventh. but the FAM warmed up a
little bit In New York's half when
IBurns came up for the FIRST time and
laced q single to left. but Murray
forced him out. Merkle then forced
out Murray. stole second and went to
third on the overflow. Herzog was
thrown out by the shortstop.