New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-04
GIANTS GET SHOCK
IN BOSTON Town
Braves Grow Fat on the Pr
Scription DoIed Out by
Dr.. CrandaII.
SCORE FIVE RUNS TO ONr
Hess and Bridwell Play n.
Leading Part in Check.
ing Advance of the
New York Team.
rBy Telegraph to Tn. rr,b,,,.

By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Boston, Sept. 3.-otis Crandau. nhx.
clan extraordinary to depleted gan.s g.
the New York Giants. attempted to A.
minister a sleeping potion to the Bo,,..
Braves. here to-day, but the an4sth.,,.
was not strong enough and the nsu.,,
raved so wildly under the influence Of n.
drug that the well known medical sx,.-,
had TO admit defeat.
Otis had guaranteed McGrav IA $780,.
a perfectly painless victory from IN.
cohorts Of King, because n the pas. \.
has never had much trouble with the ,,u.i
enders. But the operation vas ursue-
cessful and Crandall was forced 10 ret,r.
from the box. and although Ames .,al
Wiltse finished out the struggle with A.
ing colors. the visitors succumbed to !.
score OF 70 /
A certain person VINO manages the Nsv.
York team felt in the bottom OF his heart
that since the Chicago Cubs were piay,nr
q double-header with the Pittsburrsl
to climb IN the pennant race. and he wa
extremely anxious 10 make II tire.
straight over the Braves. But the Cuosl
slipped cog and won a victory over
Pittsburgh In the first encounter. ard
while the Pirates displayed their frienE.-
ness By numbling the much feared Richs
in the second contest. McGraV's men los
A@n
proceedings. Their advantage now con
sists OF ave and one-haIf games.
Boston has a pitcher, Hess by nams.
VINO startled the baseball world a few
week ago oy pitching a nineteen inning
game and defeating the Pittsburgh p
rates. Johnny King selected the young-
ster IS a likely candidate for pitching
honors against CrandaIl. and his juds.
ment was not far wrong Hess servel
an injunction on the Giants. restraining
them from making more than one run
and rapping out more than five hits. ID
order that their legal rights in the nat
ter should be safegusrded, h. gave ons
pass and made wild pitch, but this I'D
not help the champions; no. not a. all. and
instead OF weakening as the enco1EIsf
Grew 20 a close Hess grew stronger. 20
that in the last two innings McCrass
men went out IN order
Crandall II the short space OF two ard
one-third innings was found for seven OF
the ten hits made by the belll gerent
Braves, all OF which ne;ted four runs. n
the four and two-thirds innings thai Leon
Ames pitched he was found for only I've
hits. while Wiltse held the home team 10
one hit In two stznZas.
Early in the game the Giants had a
couple OF opportunities 70 break into the
run column. but Al Bridweii killed OF
their chances BY springing the trap o.
double play. 1t was decidedly not tbs
chubby thing 10 do, and one would have
thought that Al would have had more
consideration for his old pals But the
former New York shortstop seems 10
have become thoroughly imbued with the
cultured atmosphere OF the Hub and has
forgotten the years spent under the
shadow OF Coogans Bluff. In the fourth
frame, Murray led OF with a single, and
took second on a wild pitch but Bird
we'll speared Merkle's liner and douoieo
Murray of second. Naturally. Herzoss
single which followed Immediately after
ward amounted 20 little. In ihs third
Larry Doyle beat out a bunt but Vas
doubled with snodgrsss, BrdvsA 20
Sweeney 10 Houser
The Giants saved themselves from \
shut-oCt in the seventh inning Asrtls
struck out 10 start the frame. but Bird
well fumbled Herzogs srounder jus: IONS
enough 10 give the runnsr . life WiLson
biz the boards at the top o. the night neld
fence with q furious drive, which vss
good for Two bases, but HerLog was aba
10 get as far as third. Fletcher died
Bridwell 20 Houser, and Herzog sccrca
New Forks only run. Burns bait.d fos'
Ames, but struck out, ending tho innins
The score follows: