New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
Get Their Eyes on the Ball and
Pound Out Thirteen Runs
in Opener.
PLAY TO TIE IN SECOND
Snodgrass Gets Back in the
Game for Short Time and
Seems Sure To Be in
Worlds Series.

Tuning up for the worlds series, NC
Graw had his veterans on part time again
yesterday afternoon. but made away WIN
a rousing victory by score OF 10 70 .
,n the frst game Of the douole-heaue'
He then sent a substitute team against
the Phillies In the second encounter ana
gave the visitors such a battle that the
best they could do was 10 get tie lhe
count being 4 TO 4 when Bill KLEIN caleu
the game on account Of darkness III 'he
end OF the ninth inning.
With Snodgrass DOMINIC ms UNIFORM
and getting back on the diamond AGAIN
the cast Of the champions was coIhpIe'e'
Fred confined his attention TO playing
first base. replacing Merkle during the
latter part of the first game. Although
he favored his leg TO some extent ne
managed TO make a hit in two trips TO the
Mate. and gave every indication OF peihs
eble 10 play in the worlds series next
week Both he and Doyle entered the
FRAY together in the seventh inning.
LEFT Tesreau and Al Demaree had
charge Of the New York pitchinss end
against Camnitz and Finneran OF the
Phillies The big bear hunter was at
the top or MS SiTluts luiiiihS pe'N" '''N
Phillies with three hits in five innings
and not giving a base on balls. while
tanning three men. The opposition did
no: score a run during his reign.
With Demaree the case was different
The cartoonist was hit with asperity Tor
eight safeties in four frames. Good sup
port kept the scoring down, but the
Philles managed TO squeeze three runs
over the plate.
What with poor fielding and saffron
pitching by the Phillies. the game was
a merry Jest from New York point OF
view. Camnitz, who started the contest
was met with riotous reception nine
hits in six innings giving the champions
eight runs Finneran succeeded TO TIE
mound, and was even simpler in solving
as six hits in two frames netted five more
runs.
Fletcher and Burns. with three SAFE
raps apiece. were the leading hitters OF
the day. the shortstop having home run
in his collection. the ball finding its way
into right field stands with Shafer On
Arst. Burns made a double. Herzog,
Murray and even Tesreau picked up a
brace of safeties apiece Shafer was rep
resented by only one, but it took the form
of a triple. on the whole, the boys mad
a gay time of it with the stick.
Doom sent a crowd Of substitutes into
tho frav. Reed was at second base IN
place of Knabe. with Duncan In right
field. Devore in centre and Becker on hrst
base in place of Luderus. This array OF
helders contributed seven errors ana mace
pions.
McGraw's substitutes, when they LOON
the field for the second game gave d
much better account of themselves ana
dressed the regulars of the visitors nara
for the honors. Although Doom had MS
entire strength against them. with the eA-
ception of Knabe. the visitors were unaole
70 get the verdict. SchUpp. the youthful
southpaw. twirled the first four frames
holding the Phillies TO two hits, whlIe
schauer. although having more speed ana
q sharper breaking curve, was found Tor
seven hits in the last five frames. Inc
latter appeared to be a bit upset WIN run
ners on the paths
MAYER held his opponents TO two hIts iof
the first seven frames, but the break came
IN the eighth, when five were buncheo
with a pass for three runs. which tied th'
score. Crandall started the rally whlcn
was kept UP by Hartley, Thorpe CRAM
and Mccormick with hit apiece.
Otis tried TO put crusher on Tue SAM
with a two base drive over Doom hedu
in left field in the ninth. There was oiiS
one out at the time, but neither WILSON,
nor Witse was able 10 bring the doc'ol
home with the winning run.
The scores follow: