New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
GIANTS GET A CUB SKIN
Doyle, Devore, Meyers ct al.
Take a Sweet Revenge.
MATTY CLINCHES VICTORY
Zimmerman Gets Another Home
Run, but Wordy War with
Umpire Benches Him.

Making the growing Chicago Cubs SIT
up and say uncle" like nice, tame little
Bruins. the New York Giants exacted sweet
and lasting revenge for the reverse suffered
at the hands of Chance and his men Oh
Monday by beating the Windy City boys
by a score of to 9 on the Polo Grounds
yesterday afternoon.
Heinie Zimmerman. who is fast filling the
place in the National League which j..
Franklin Baker fills In the American
League, took 1t upon himself to pole out
another home run into the right field
stands, and as was the case in Mondays =
game, when his smash won the day, Joe
Tinker was on the bases. Beinie's smash
came in the fourth inning and temporarily
put the Cubs in the lead.
Leon Ames, from Warren Ohio, he OF
the flame -colored hair and red neckties,
oficiated as master OF ceremonies for the
Giants for seven innings after which he
was taken out to let Shafer bat for him.
At that time the Bruins were one run in
the lead, but the Giants soon scored two
runs and led the way. Mathewson then
entered the game. and. held powerless be-
fore his binding speed and curves, the
Cubs went out in Indian file in the eighth
and ninth frames, three Of them striking
out.
Ames was fairly effective in all but the
fourth inning, when a pass to Tinker ana
Zimmerman scored two runs. That was
the signal for general assault, for after
Miller flied out Safer singled and Evers
swung on a pitch out for two bases into
left field. placing Saler ON third. Archer
then flied to Murray. and when Saier tried
10 score. the steel armed Red threw him
out at the plate.
The afternoon was one continuous night
mare for Finneran, who again held forth
as umpire In chief behind the bat. He
listened to outburst after outburst of ora
tory until his ears rang. The trouble came
TO a head in the seventh inning, when
Lavender, who started for Chicago. blew
UP. and the Giants clinched the game. Zim-
merman and Tinker blame Finneran for
the fact that two batters were passed and
that two singles scored two runs. "Do you
know what I think OF you?" chmed Joe
and Heinie in q chorus to Finneran.
'What?' replied the latter. WED be
'pinehed' If we told YOU" rejoined the
players. You guys beat it to the club
house." was all that the umpire said, and
the game continued with Ruelbach in the
box for the Cubs.
When Ruelbach entered the game he
found Devore and Doyle on third and first,
respectively. then struck out Snodsrass and
Murray. That. however. was the limit Of
his ability In the eighth inning, with two
out, Meyers singled, Fletcher tripled,
Matty singled. Devore tripled and Doyle
doubled and scored four runs.
The Giants had their batting eyes with
them, and their dozen hits were used TO
advantage in most cases. Josh Devore and
Larry Doyle led with three hits, which in
oluded triple for Josh and single for
Larry. Chief Meyers made only two sin
giles and had a crouch The cause for the
i'll humor came I'm the fourth inning, when
with the bases fun and two out, the Indian
was deliberately passed on four balls.
Fletcher. who followed him. hit at the first
hall pitched and grounded out TO the box
Beas Becker, in centre field, pulled off
two perfectly ripping catches Of short flies
after hard runs and went after everything
in sight Incidentally he got his hit In
three times at bat. which scored Devore
and Doyle. Red" Ames made grand stop
from a terrific smash OH Schultz in the
second inning, and pulled out of nasty
hole, when his lightning relay to the plate
caught Lavender, who opened the frame
by driving double to left centre. Larry
Doyle clicked off neat double play in
the eighth inning that also choked off run.
The score follows: