New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-22
GIANTS Do It AGAIN
Drive Out Only Four Hits, but
Run Wild on Bases.
MARQUARD MAKES HIS BOW
Holds Boston Safely in the
Pinches on His First APP
pearance This Year.

/ Boston. April 21.-Although hit hard at
/ times. Rube Marquard showed IN the
/ pnches some of the stuff that maze
/ him famous last year and brought home
the fifth straight victory of the Giants
over the Boston Braves in the last game
of the series played here to-day Inc
score was 10 3.
The brilliant southpaw made his hrst
/ appearance Of the season He had eN-
cellent control. and despite the fact that
the Braves made nine hits. five of which
were doubles. they failed 10 count more
/ than three runs.
/ ON the other hand. the Giants. with
four safeties. less than half as many as
made by their opponents nosed out VIC
tory. Finding that they could not hit
Tyler with the freedom that they did last
week. they started on one Of Their via
base stealing campaigns and chalked mp
eight pilfered bags during the game. three
of which were credited to the hew out
fielder. Burns. willie Snoderass and Mer-
lNe had two apiece.
The Giants showed how games can be
Won without hits in the first frame. when
two runs were counted with nary a safety
but i've pilfered bags to help along the
cause Snodgrass walked aud then stole.
Then Burns was passed. and the TWO
worked double steal. Smith fumblcd
Mcrkles Srounder. letting Fred count
and Burns take third Then the last
named scored on a double steal with
Merkle.
\ run was handed to the Giants i'm the
second inning. when Fletcher singled. adj
vanccd 10 second on an ont and scored
when Tyler made two wild pitches m sue
cesSion The fourth and winning run was
we'll earned in the NTH Oh doubles by
Snodgrass and Shafer. TYLER although
tight with his hits. gave SIX passes.
which with his two wild pitches. We're
put To good use by the Giants. lie
famed six OF the champions
Marquard. in making his boN for the
season. revealed enough to insure taking
his regular turn in the box iron. now on.
The Braves fell on his curves with I'M
wonted visor al times. but he was gen
orally able To- call halt. They nickei
him for run in the first inning. when
on seymour hit. Fletcher saved the day
in the ffth by spearng Raudcn's div,
with his elovcd hand. ~ doubles 10y TYLER
Connolly and Maranvillc followed. netting
two runs. MaIquard Weathcred the storm
when Fletcher threw ont Meyers and Soy
inour famed.
The iankv "Ruhe" showed DIS mettle
in the eighth inning. Working behind a
one run lead. ne was proceeding with
caution. when S,Nmou. opened The franz
by bunting safely. The New York pitcu-
- hit kiIke.: and Devlius sacrifice dd-
Nanccd both runners to = position WAer"
a single would put the Braves IN the lc1d
ir this crisis Bucs waf sent in 10 hit Tor
smith but Maiquard struck him out and
treated Rarideu the same way.
"Rubc's control was almost perfect
lie UNDERSIGNED two passes ana hi'
man. but made mp for all this boy striK-
ing out Sis. nick which ne always man
AGED 60 turn right when the situation
was tiehtesL He got good support irom
his teammates Murray heinz the o:I,
player guilty OF an error lu tine first
inning Red" forgot himself ana threw
, the ball hNe feet over Wilson's head in
trying To- prevent Movers from scoring
on Sc mour's Int.
Fletcher handled ten chances without
an error. making e.ght assists. many OF
them Difficult; ones He seems To have
beaten Shafer for the shoristop position.
Marauvile played neat game Tor Bog
ton. but committed one costly error. In
the first inning Tyler had Snodgrass
trapped of second 10y hvc wards, but
Maranvilie dropped the throw
The score follows.