New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
'CLoSE CALL FOR GIANTS
Beat Boston in Tenth Inning
With Help of Marquard.
| RUDE GOES TO THE RESCUE
Gets Credit of Winning HIS
Fifteenth Consecutive Vic
tory for a Short Stay.

Boston. June at took the New YORK
Giants ten innings to defeat the Boston
| Braves here this afternoon by score OF
| 10 3. and before the struggle was over NC
| Graw found it necessary 10 call on MS star
| pitcher to save the game. As II happ'heu'
| Rube MarQuard gets official credit Tor VIII
| ming his fifteenth consecutive victory d.
the score was tied when he went m al
though he was on the mound only two IN
nngs and part Of another.
When Leon Amcs began TO go badly ana
the Braves tied the score. in the "ignth IN
ming. Marquard went to the rescue ana
| held Kings men in check. while the Giants
won I'm tho tenth on a single by Beals
Becker and n screeching triple by charlie!
Herzog. Marquard did not escape "''ho"'
struggle however. az Sweeney trlpled 70
right field I'm Roston's half of the t'hl".
| While the scant crowd called and ho"'en
| for run, Rube turned on the steam ana
| Kirke popped UP a ny 10 Fletcher WINE
| Jackson struck out
1t appeared for a time as il Marquar'
| would not he called upon 10 score his az
| breviated triumph, which has placed nm
one game ahead of the modern re'oI"'
shared by Cheshro and Ruelbach. A'n's
swung along in faultless style for the nTS'
] five innings, and was seldom in roup'''
! The Giants in the mean time made IRE"
! with the delivery Of Hess. They scorer
three runs. one in the second frame ana
| two more in tho nth.
The storm broke for Anes in the sixth
| inning. hut McGraw had fun CONFIDENCE
and LEI Leon stay until the score was 'i"'
in the eighth and the Braves seemed to he
IN a fair way IF winning. Nine hits in az
uern conhed from the delivery Of Ames'
| but he issued only one pass and Struck out
| I'VE batters.
The Giants were an speaking terms win
everything that Hess had in stock as one
round dozen Of clean hits will bear Wit
ness Fred Nerkle returned IN MS stau'n
At first base after an sshence Of nv"
weeks and hatted third In the order re-
placing Fred Snodgrass, who In turn re-
placed Josh Devore in the outfeld. MeI-
kle's long lay-off had little visible ehe''
! on his ability. He had ten chances ~
FIRST base and in three times ~ mo nat
made one hit. a triple Larry Doyle led
with three hits, while Snodgrass and
Becker strung along with two each.
! The Giants drew first blood I'm the second
/ inning. Becker hit for two bases. ana amer
! Herzog grounded out Meyers was passed
only To he caught off first base fIetch'r
then tripled. scoring Becker. Two more
runs were driven over the plato in the h'th
! inning. With one out Snodgrass walked
| Doyle beat out slow roller ana M'rhI'
grounded out Murray th,u slammed .
single to right field and scored both run
! ners.
! In the next inning Ames began 10 weaker"
/ Mcdonald walked. Campbell singled TO right
and Sweeney's double scored both runners.
Roth teams scored two runs IN the seventh
| inning. New York on n triple by Snodgra's'
Doyle's inGeId BIT and Merlde's triple. Bos-
ton eyencd Up by counting on hit bats
man. a force play, Il triple BY Hess "n'
McDonald's lucky single. Boston tied the
| score in the eighth inning. Krkcs double
was discounted when Doyle made a Won
! derful stop on Jackson and threw KIRK" out
| AZ third. Jackson stole second. however
land counted on a hit by HoUser. That
| ended Ames. and Marquard went into the
box. The "Rube" brought everything with
him and stopped further scoring although
hc had q narrow squeak in the final frame.
The score follows