New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-31
Afternoon Game Attracts as
Many Spectators as Did
Worlds Series Contests.
MARQUARD HELPS AGAIN
Dlspels Seaton Bugaboo in
Opening Fray, After Fromme
Has Been Driven
from Mound.

siormod the stadium as struggled TO see
the afternoon game between the Phiuies
and the Giants Yesterday afternoon. when
the champions following zap an S-to-e sec
cess iu the morning. mace away with
victor, br score Of o. On tho matt
nee. % the official figures could bc oh
tanned. they would probably surpa>- the
mark made ny tine 5N. 600 who saw the
nrst sam, between the Athletics and
Giants The gates which led into th"
lower sraudstand were closed before the
game began. and il was a short time later
that the upper section was declared filled
For half am hour after the contests start
eo q steady stream Of fans" poured into
tho vacant seats m tho bleachcrs until
finally every seat was taken and all the
entrances Of the stadium were locked
against tho assaults of hundreds Of dis
appointed outside
The success of Vanguard iu dispennr
the Seatou buraboo Tor the second time
I'M the series iu the morning game after
Fromme had failed the team on his initial
appearance lured the fans to the park
i'm record breaking numbers. The Giants
were keyed up to championship form both
in the field and at bat They drove Chal-
mars from the mound after a trife more
than four innings of work. and won the
game handily with some seQuental hitting
before Mayer came 10 the rescue
Tesreau was master OF the situation.
keeping eight hits scattered over the nine
innings and giving only one pass But
Ia 40
brighter on the offence. for he not only
scored two runs himself but brought two
more across the plate with a timely double
in the fifth Thus he WAS more Or less
mixed NY in four Of the five runs Tailed
by New York His batting was confined
20 a luSty triple in the third and double
IN the fifth
Fielding of the most dazzling kind was
thrown 10 the support Of Jeff. As a
matter Of record the Giants played
through eighteen innings without an error
as an indication OF their return 10 form
with a large II" The monarch OF the
day. however. was Red" Murray the
king of the long-distance firing squad
and a marksman OF the purest ray serene.
Red" was the rock on which the Phil
lies split m both games. I'm the nth
inning of the morning game ne made
dazzling catch Of knabe's fly and doubled
Miller off first with a sharp throw TO
Merke After F'romme had famed 10
bert and Magee In the sixth Cravath sin
gIed and took third on Luderuss double.
Dooian singled 10 right scoring Cravath.
but Luderus was cut a the plate on MuT-
lav's perfect throw to Movers
In the third inning OF the afternoon
encounter Knabe tried to travel from drst
TO third on Loberts single TO right. but
was out city block when Murray
whipped the ball 10 Shafer. In the next
frame MaRee tried 10 take second on =
hit that bounced off the right field wall.
but Murray nailed him with toss TO
Doyle Murray had SIX put-outs and
four assists during the day, besides dry-
ing out three hits in the afternoon affair.
Burns aid some brilliant work in left field.
while Larry Doyle was marvel at sec
ond He handled five chances In the
morning and ten in the afternoon without
d misplay. Fletcher. on the other hand,
had only three all day
The Phillles scored first in the after
noon game a pass TO Miller and singles
by Knabe and LObert giving them run
IN the third The Giants tied II up In the
last half on TesreaU s triple 10 right centre
and Shafers scratch hit over second. The
victory was clinched with four runs in the
fifth. MURRAY was safe on a scratch to
Lobert and Meyers singled TO right, snod
grasss double 70 centre tailed Murray
and put Meyers on second. Tesreau
thereupon slammed TO centre for two
bases. scoring Meyers and Snodgrass.
Burns beat out a bunt 10 Lobert, putting
Tesreau on third. and Chalmers was re-
moved from the box. Mayer came in and
forced Shafer TO pop 20 Luderus, but
Fletcher lined long sacrifice fly TO era
vath. scoring Tesreau. Doyle lifted to
Cravath.
Arthur FTOmme got q chance 10 snow
his worth before some 1900 fans in
the morning game While he pitched in
sterling form at times, with plenty of
speed and sharp breaking curves, the
Phillies peppered him hard in the
pinches and he was forced to retire in
the heart Of the eighth, after allowing
twelve hits and giving one pass. These
netted five runs and when Marduard
came TO the rescue there were two men
on the bags a single by Doom tied the
score and that was the end. Rube held
the Philies safe for the rest OF the game.
Tom seaton. who came to New York
with eight victories and no defeats as
his record. drew down his second beat
ing I'm as many days lie was the third
Doom pitching entry, Brennan retiring in
favor OF Earl Moore in the first inning.
The latter held tho Giants to three hits
in six frames but nine bases on balls
and hit batsman Melted the home team
the large total Of three runs.
The need Of a pinch hitter forced
Moore's retirement in the eighth and
brought Seaton into the fray. Two
weak hits and a pass or Tom gave the
Giants the game. Shafer's gentle pop
Merkle's double 10 right. which fast
fielder would have caught, was enough
to earn the verdict
The Phillies started after Fromme in
the first inning, when a single by Miller,
Knabe's double and Cravath's single
netted two runs The Giants quickly dis
counted this. however. with three in their
own half Burns opened fire with sin
gle 10 centre and Shafer doubled 10 right.
Fletcher hit 10 Lobert, and after chase
between third and home Burns got back
IN his base but Shafer had come UP there
TOO and was out Fletcher reached Sec
ond on the play and tailed with Burns