New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-31
GIANTS RIDE ROUGH
SHOD OVER PH|LL|ES
Rube Marquard Wins Tenth
Game in a Row in the
Morning Battle.
CRkNOAlL ALSO IN FORM
Pitches New York to It's Ninth
Straight Victory Before a
Big Crowd in the
Afternoon.
tRr Telegraph 10 The rrLbnne

fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Philadelphia, May 3O-The Giants fell into
a soft spot 20 honey sweet with victory
here to-day that success began to cloy.
They took two games from Dooin's men to
make A Philadelphia holiday and econ
plished the same with such facility that
the so. 0O0-odd "rans' who saw both games
we're about ready to call the National
League pennant race settled and To ask for
new deal Why mention the fact that The
Cincinnati Reds, New York 5 closest rivals
dropped two more games In Chicago The
Reds have almost ceased 10 be menace
to the minions Of McGraw. The result or
the morning game was tp !. while that
of the afternoon stanZa was To J.
In making il nine straight victories for
the third time this season the Giants we're
commanded by the great Rubc Vanguard
and tho convulesrcnt OTIS Crandail Mar
Guard curved the ball over in the cur
tain raiser and captured his tenth con-
eecutive victory. three of which have heen
won from the phillc~. Crandau was pitted
against a bevy of Quaker pitchins beauues
IN the afternoon contest. which the largest
crowd of the season turned on' I" See
Alexander Wa. his principal opponent
Doom also r,cd Chalmers. Shul'@ ana
Brennan ~ w,n in th" encounter hn' ne
,ouldn't pick It. man Who could siNe 'Eah-
dali a fgiu.
Maronatd was mt rather freely 10y inc
PbilHss hut mis- mastery Wo'h h i've
ri,ches made the drives count Tor "I'''
Nina saftics were corralled "f his renderS
,n that first game hut after III" first lra'n''
rbero three We're huuchod for the "n'H
,,,r +bo Tbillics scored. the lankY SOUTH
xo,, called along smoothly. lie struck out
seven hst~men ~ all. making poons 1''-
lowers look foolish whenever MT was
badly needed.
Seaton was his opponent. hut the young
Y,er did not prove such difilcnlt propo-
,,+ior for tho visitors. who gathered W
.sr hits Three OF these were picked MP oS
p>~ed SroderaSs but Larry Doyle was tne
onc who clinched the victory with ooup'e
IN the seventh inning, which scored oH'
rim and led MP directly 10 two more. me
dive errors which the Phillies made pc
hind Soaton contributed considerably I"
his downfall ,,...
crandau was the master Of the Pnilnes
G, all times during the afternoon Tray 81
lowing only five hits and giving one pass
~ ,pc fret time this season Doom sent
chalmers 10 the firing line m the hope mat
Re u.ould show some of the skill he re-
veaIAd last year. But not 50. He paSseo
he Nrst three men that faced him snd
,,v1d the way for three runs, which were
enough - win the game then and there
Alexander relieved Chalmers before
ma, vas retired. but errors by the Primes
accounted for the trio of TALES that fol-
loved. The visitors gathered two more
r,,,s of Doojn's stars by clean hitting be
fore he stepped aside 10 let Brown bat lot
MIN in the fifth Shultz then took up the
turdAn heing greeted nv Crandalls double
and Dovore's single. which netted another
r,n Shultz gave way 10 a pinch hitter IN
The seventh. and Brennan finished the
game. holding the visitors runless.
The Giants cutclassed the Fhillies IN
every department of the game. They maue
teverteen hits in the two games count Tor
thirteen runs. while the best the nome
team could do was 10 score two runs on
fourteen hits Three errors for New YORK
80 nine for Philadelphia bespoke vast
difference in fielding. The pitching of
Marnuard and Crandall was far superior to
ANYTHING the home team could show.
The Phillies were the first 10 score i'll the
morning game. Paskert was easy, but
singles 10y Titus, Masee and Luderus filed
The bases Walsh walked. bringing in
run. but Downey forced Magee at the Plate.
while Doolan forced Downey at second. a
single 10y Becker and II pass TO Herzog
with two out gave the Giants d run in the
second An error by Walsh on Devore :
rap and singles by Doyle and Snodslass
nlled the bases to start the third. josh
counted when Murray forced Snodgrdss az
second Red was out trying TO steal, "hllc
Becker lifted 10 Titus.
SnodPraSss single in the sixth, TITUS
error on B,ckers drive and Herzog SIN
IL added another. Doubles by Fletcher,
DOYLE and Murray. Marquard single ana
a pass to Snodgrdss Melted three III the
seventh SnougTaSs was Init in the lnth
and Murray singled. The two executed
cross the plate when BecNer hied 10 las
hcrt. , 81
hN passing Deyore. Doyle ana SnOdgrdss
in a row. Alexander cam" 10 IN" rescue
and famed Murray. Mdgce muifed Beck
,rs H. letting DeVoTe and Doyle count.
while II wild throw by Moran TO eaten
Reals mapping AT first enabled Sn"dGrass
10 taliv Becker took third, but was
caught at the plate when Herzos tapped 10
Fletchcr's double and Devore's single
added another run IN the second, WINE
Murray's double and Beckers single
swelled the total in the fifth. Crandall
ereetod SbuItz with double in the sixth
and Devoro got life when the pltchcr
threw his bunt wild to Luderus, Gus tax
ing third Doyle's single scored Crandall.
The Giants left for home tonight to
omen a series with the ST. Louis Cardinals
al the Polo Grounds tomorrow.
The scores follow:
MORNING GAME.
T.DI