New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-29
GIANTS FIGHT WAY TO
VICTORY IN THE NINTH
SuperbaS Solve Matty'S Delivery,
but Fail to Stop MCGraW'S
COnquering Band.
RAGON WEAKENS AT END
Devore and Doyle Start Rally in
Last Frame That Leads to
Two Runs and the
Game.

transporting affairs, the Giants spotted the
Brooklyn Supcrbas three runs in the game
at Washington Park yesterday afternoon
and then beat them to the finish. They
waited until the sixth inning before they
made their squirt and then rolled along with
machno-like precision to a dashins rally
in the ninth to make a clean sweep of the
four games of the series and win their
seventh straight victory The score was
s to J.
Larry DOYLE was coGspirator in chief in
attacking the Brooklyn defenccs. What
ever can be said against Laughing Larry it
must be admitted that he is a prince Of
itimoy hitters. Coming up in the ninth
tnning with Josh Devore on first and the
team run behind no loaded his bat with
q smacking double 20 centre field, scoring
the fect-footcd Josh with the ticing run.
lPheps tried TO catch the vigilant Larry
mapping of second. but made wild throw,
giving the New Yorker another base for
his pains Snodgrass. Of course, was good
for Ions fly TO centre field and Doyle can
sered home with the winning run.
The Superbas filed the game with exceed
ing interest by industriously tapping the
mighty Mathcwson at critical junctures
!They bounced a copious amount OF extra
base hits off the fence and threatened Gre
deeds at times, but with ali their hitting
they failed To extract the fun measure Oh
talHes therefrom. thirteen safeues counting
FOR only four runs Triples by Moran ana
ibaubert. two doubles by Wheat ana one 10y
DAILY would have told more heavily had
they been inserted at the proper time ou'
their power was dissipated
Natty started off brilliantly, allowing only
on4 hit in the first three frames, but ne
failed to hold the pace. ana before 'ho
eighth inning came his best oiieflhss "'I'
received with much enthusiasm by Ian
lens men. ten hits in all being R"EheIe"'
when McGraw saw a chance to let 'Idh-
dali perform in his celebrated act OF pine"
hitting Matty retired and the Ih"'dhd
farmer finished the game. The old doctor
Of an,rmic games was hard pressed d"iI"7
his service and only the most lustrous hcId-
.ng by the visitors kept the Suporbas from
scoring. -.
Wheat opened the eighth inning with ms
second double. and Hummer singled 10 Lei'
,Ventre. pahlen holding Zach at third cram
dali however, plugged coolIy along anu
neither runner counted. Tooley MT 10
11erzor. who cleverly held Wheat on thiIu
before he threw the runner ont al hIs''
while DOYLE ran clean out into TIshI menu
80 make n brilliant catch of Phelps
,w,s,er. Ragon then famed for the thiru
time.
rven the ninth frame after the Giants
nd token the lead was not without its dan
.rs Moran opened with his third MI
;,clo through short and stole second aI'ci
Dolv had fouled out to HcrzoE. fIelcher
I'D a wonderful stop of Smiths hot rap
ord killed off hts man at first. bauDe''
,-1cd Rroohlyn's hope with grouhdeT "
Larry Doyle. ,,..
Eroobiyu made nearly twice as many mus
.-t,.. Giants who were able to collect Only
s..o, of Ragon's puzzlers But the gu
,orbas were TOO cautious on the bases
somehow or other every time they TOOK
cborca they were caught in the act by 'he
,,e,rorv visitors. while by loafng th'lr T""
ao,,fry .owc. was diminished. bahl'" ,
coaching held men at third when 'hey
,,,icb, easily have scored. Yet when paw
ror, after trfpllug to right in the HI'".
,,. Dcyle tumble Murray's throw ne t.'"
=. oroes the nlate. and was out on CIoSe
decision. ,ur,,
r,,,o cto,,s were az livery on the bases
,,,o,,ob Erwin had a wooden arm Hhey
o,,av with five more stolen bags hFlh--
g., .beir total for the series OF your -a'"'S
90 twenty. What they lacked I'm hItlihs
-. made M I'm pilfering. Becker ana liel
,,c.utod a double steal in the slNIn,
s,.Dci,c, from first and second TO Sec'Au
and third. ,,.,,,,,,,,. Tor
,,ro.,lIv, IN the field. gathering up Ten
,,,t.o outs between them. Daubert however
oo,,od one Of the best defensive pa! =
IT., e,.,cd of the New York rally Whe,'
~ rorcod Murray at third in the sixth on
1Ior-os.s attempted sacrifice. 1t was
-. ,,bicb has made Hal Chase famous
"a tho peorlrss Yankee could not nave
49, q a,v better than Dauhert did yes
teIne. 49, co,,r,b
r,.ooul,r scored two runs in the iourlh
tn, smith led of ~ scratching MI
,rrc,I,b Ucrzog and DaubeTt singieu ~
o,,,r. taking second on the throw 20
oo,ch Smith at third. The last named
~. IN ON Whcat's single through Doyle
rhno Dauhert reached third and counted
when IIurnmel Nftcd sacrifice ny 10 NU'
rav. Toolcy died the same way Although
Erwin singled Ragon famed.
=, ,bo Gfth Moran raped a hot one 10
,or, and took second on Days punt MaI'E
falling down in fielding the ball, but max
trg fpe recovery killing off the runner
., 0rst. Fletcher fastened on TO Smlth
I,,.r and then Daubcrt triplcd to tar cen
,ro 6e,d. scoring Moran. Jake tried to 20
homo when Doyle fumblcd Murray's relay
AMI VAS nippcd. With one out in the sew
snth Moran triplod and tailed on DAILY $
double Hcrzog grabbed Smiths n.y. while
rI.,cbor took care Of Daubert's easy
grounder.
That ended matters Cor Brooklyn Tho
Giants did not starr things moving until
no sixth inning. when Toolcy's error gave
Dovle q life and Snodgrass walked. Muir
raw cleaned up with double to centre
which scored both men. Erwin dropped
Rockers pop fly in front Of the plate, but
IN Herzog's attempted sacrifice Daubert
tossed Murray out at third. While Fletcher
was striking out Becker pllfered third and
Herzog second. Big Chief Meyers then
doomed UP, but Ragon feared the mighty
Indian and purposely passed him 10 hrst
filling the bases Everything was prepared
for n cleanup wallop by Matty, but he
stung a hot one at Tooley which the short
stop managed TO hold.
With one gone in the eighth Becker
walked and stole second. HerZog flied TO
Wheat but Fletcher bounced hot one on
Rason's arm and took second, when the
pitcher made a wild heave TO Daubert,
Becker scoring. For the second time Mey-