New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-20
MARQUARD COMES BACK
HELPS Giants Win One Game
from Pittsburgh Pirates.
NEW YORK LOSES SECOND
McGraw and Wagner Celebrate
Long Years of Service on
the Diamond.
- reIrrraph 20 The TrIbune.

PITTSBURGH July 19-Nith tine anhtNct-
sary spirit In the air and crowd OF So'VVo
fans" the biggest OF the season. Oh
hand the Pirates and Giants were per-
force compelled to Guido themselves IN
shifting a double-hcader here this after
noon. Perhaps because to-day marked
the ending of fifteen years or valiant SER
vice in the National League Hans Wag-
ner knocked the ball outside OF forpes
Field. for the first time In history. fer-
haps because John MCGraw was Wlndihg
no ten years OF mandgership OF the Ne"
York team his minions gave ample
evidence OF having recovered from tneH
slump; perhaps the anniversary OF tue
dav on which Old Cy Young won his 10th
major league victory inspired RUDE Mar
guard to capture his twentieth game or
the season Who knows? Suffice 1t to
say that the Giants won the first game
by score OF to 4 and lost the second
by similar count.
The champions utilized only four MUS
10 win the first game. Two Of these were
coupled with three passes for four runs
of Marty OToole In the third inning
Then they ran up against a snag in war
ner. the young twirler who pitched so
spnsationally for Brown University last
spring A terrific drive by Larry Doyle
hit O'Toole on the shlns I'm the third Inn
ing. and he was compelled to retire War
ner started operating in the fourth ana
for five frames held the champions OF the
National League hitless and runless.
Merkle broke the charm by opening the
ninth with double and scoring the WIN
ming run on Meyers's single. These two
hits we're the only ones made off War
ner's delivery, and he passed only one
man.
Marquard in the meantime was being
hit with alarming frequency and power.
Ten safe drives for eighteen bases were
compiled by tho Pirates, but fielding OF
the most dazzling kind pulled Ruoo
through every tight spot Murray ana
Fletcher contributed some OF the fancicst
brands, Red" cutting down Mccarthy at
the plate in the eighth inning when he
tried 10 score on from second on Men
sors single Charlie HerzOg, too, was In
rare form. accepting eight chances with
out an error.
Hendrix held the Giants well In hand
In the second game, aud although they
looked threatening at times he kept tneir
eight hits well scattered 20 that the FIVE
run lead which the Pirates took carly in
the game or RED" Ames was sufficient
70 carry them through TO victory. Gran
dali relieved Ames at the beginning OF the
afth inning, and held Pittsburgh 10 three
hits for the remainder OF tho game.
Hans Wagner celebration was a riot
Gus one. and those who said the old boy
was slowing up are strangely quiet to-
night He came 20 the bat seven times
during the day and made four hits. in
Guiding IA triple and a home run. Tho ctr
cult cIout cleared the left field fence. and
would have tied the score had not RUDE
Marquard thoughtfully caught carey
mapping at first earlier In the Inning. II
vas the first time the ball has been hit
out OF the grounds Hans stole a base IN
the second game and handled iiftccn heid-
Ing chances during the day without an
error.
OToole's wIldncss gave tho Giants a
start IN the first game. Meyers walked To
open the third. and while Fletcher Was
easy. Marquard and Deyorc both stroilci,
alling the bases Doyle bounced hit Cff
O'Toolc's shins. which scored Meyers and
laid the pitcher out. but he plucklIy re-
sumed work Bcckcrs double over arst
brought Dcvore and Marquard home, put
ting Doyle on third, 20 that he Tailed on
Mcrklcs sacrifice ny. Merkle's double and
Meycrs's single scored the NTH run In the
ninth
4 pass 10 Carey. Wilson's triple and
Wagners single gave tho Pirates two
runs ia the third. while Wsguers hone
run ia the eighth brought the count up to
three. Viox's triple and an out scored
another IN the ninth.
Singles by Fletcher Ames and Doyle
gave the Giants TWO runs I'm the third
inning OF the second game. but the p
rates tied the score I'm the last half On
Menzer's single, pass 10 Carey and
Wilson's double. Three more were added
In the fourth. when Mccarthy and Glib
son singled, Hendrix doubled and Carey
popped one into right for base
The Giants scored two In the nth on
singles by Fletcher and Doyle coupled
with a pass TO Devorc.
II wRs announced late tonight that
Fred Clark, manager Of the Pirates.
would protest the game won by the
Giants
The score follows:
FIRST GAME