New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-02
pH|LL|ES WAKE Up
AND DEFEAT GIANTS.
Maruuard and TeSreau Take
Turns in Box and Latter
Gets His Bumps.
SEVERAL REGULARS REST
Merkle, Murray and Herzog
Get a Holiday and the
Visitors Take Full
Advantage.

"Rube" Marquard and Jefr Tesreau took
occasion to work the kinks out OF their
arms snent the worlds ser.eS at the Polo
Grounds yesterday afternoon, with indif-
ferent success. The southpaw was at his
best, while the leading spltballer Of the
league was hit the hardest Of his short
but brilliant career The encounter ended
with the score az Q 20 In favor Of the
Phillies.
Marauard bore the brunt OK the battle IN
the first FIVE innings and looked well. He
had plenty oil speed and fine control The
old strike-out combination was working in
excellent order, seven OF the Phillies
tanning" while two passes and four
hits marked the limit OF Philadelphia
offensive tactics. A pass and two hits.
one a scratch, were punched IN the fifth
for three runs. but only one would have
been scored II force-out play ct second
had not failed to force any one.
Tesreau was In trouble most Of the
time, but displayed his skill in the first
two innings he pitched. In the last two
frames the Phillies punched 1--WE hits
with two passes and an error for six
runs. The youngster. however, was not
working bis head of, and II the regular
team had been behind him would have
held the visitors to a couple of runs
With "Old Doctor Crandall on hr-t.
shafer on third. Devore In right field
and Brrns In left. there was not the CO.
ordination In the various parts OF the ma
chine which would have shut on runs
Tesreau famed four batters. who. with
MarquaTd's seven. brought the total for
the game up to eleven. He gave four
passes. however. which materially helped
the cause Of Philadelphia.
Chalmers was hit freely. but kept eleven
safeties well scattered Fletcher. with
two doubles. and Snodgrass, with a triple
and single. offered the most potent bat
ting strength. Reckless base running IN
the seventh on the part of Larry Doyle
ended promising rally. II was in this
inning that the Giants punched two dou-
bles and two singles for only two runs,
which is somewhat below their ugual
average.
Smiling Az Orth incurred the displeqs-
IRE Of the fans" by giving the Philiios
several close deci ions. On two differert
occasions Shafer had the hall at third n
time 20 put out runner, but omitted
the little detail OF tagging his man.
There were a couple OF close ones at first
az we'll and when Orth ruled in IA or
Of the visitors he was reprimanded. He
ought to know enough by this time, said
one rooter, 10 give the Giants the edpe
on all such plays, or Fogel Will be forced
70 admit that the umpires are for instead
OF against his team.
The visitors scored three runs in the
fifth Inning. Knabe led of by taking o
PASS. Doolan hit 70 Marquard, who fool
ishly threw 10 second for a force-out
and both runners were safe. KILLERS
single scored Knabe and put Doolan on
third. Although Alexander farned. XII T.
fer stole second, and scored with Doolan
when Paskert slammed one through the
box, which Marquard nearly knock j
down. Dolan struck out, and Magce Eft-
Ell 10 Doyle.
Cravath opened the eiohth with SIN
gle to centre. Knabe scratched q hit
through Doyle and Doolan walked filling
the bases On Knlifer's out, Crlvath
scored and Chalmers famed. Pasbert,
however. singled TO centre. scoring Kna .
and Doolan. but was out, Snodgrass to
Tesreau 10 Doyle. trying 10 reach the
midway With one out in the ninth Ma
gee walked and took third on Miller's
double Doyle fumbled Cravath's hopper,
ard Magee scored. Miller taking third
Cravath stole second, and after Knabe
had lifted to Devore. Doolan singled 10
right, bringing home Miller and Cravath.
Doolsn died stealing.
New York's two runs came IN the sew
enth inning Fletcher opened with a
double and scored on Tesreau's single.
Burns doubled, putting Tesresu on third,
but Doyle hit 10 Magee and Jeff was
thrown out at the plate. snodgress SIN
g,ed through the box, scoring Burns and
putting Doyle on second.
On a hit-and-run play Devore dribblrd
Il front Of the plate, and was thrown out
Il first by Kilhfer. Doyle attempted TO
count on the play, but was out, Msgee to
Killifer