New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-29
Giants Win and Climb to Within
Half q Game of the PhiLIes
poston Braves Again SaCri-
feed, This Encounter Bear
ina CubiSt Trimmings.
BOXMEN JUGGLE THE LEAD
Wrecking Crews, Headed BY
Marquard and Crandall, Save
Day Nearly Lost by Dem
aree and Fromme.

passbaU vaudeville, which included
=, n Sarah Bernhardt and Al Jolson
.,,e combined with some shivery Eva
.,ossing-the-ice thrills. entertained some
s.,sao thousand OF the elect at the Polo
c.ornds Yesterday afternoon. when the
Giants climbed 10 a niche half a game
b.b,nd the Philies by making it FIVE out
- civ from the Boston Braves. The judi
cioys interplay OF multitudinous hits and
,tca-ious errors contributed to some
merry sport Of d cubist and futurist nat
ur,. but the laugh remained in New York.
with the score 10 10 2.
About half Of McGraw's pitching stable
us recruited 10 win a victory. which was
signed scaled and all but delivered with
o rlu.te- OF eight runs, seven of which
Usre scored after two men were out IN
,ns lucky seventh inning. Boston took
fsi- grip on the game while Demaree
,.,s WORKING I'm the first four innings,
when eight hits melted four runs. At
i.retb Marduard was summoned To- quen
. serious UPRISING. RUDE worked with
-sre discrimination. shutting out his OPP
ro,ents until ne retired 10 let Mccormick
hat for him in the seventh.
With a rip-snorting lead Of five runs TO
s,oot from behind. Fromme was request
"A 10 finish the game. but made mess
~ Il and had the Giants not been fore
sghted enough 10 pick up another lallN
4, the eighth Boston would have tied the
score before otis Crandall brought the
-i,tb 20 an end The visitors walloTed
r-o7r,a for FIVE hits I'm a trile over one
,-,inc C~andaN succeeded him with J1e
ont in the ninth. Otis was not Teek'ns
with stuff. and a sharp single TO centre
which leaked through Snodgrass would
have tied the score but for smart oach-
Ing I'D BY Burns who whipped 10 j letch-
% "a that Collins was nailed at the plate
FOR the third out, ending the game win
flourish
After Red Murray had robbed McDoh-
aid OF a triple with a marvellous one
hand catch IN the FIRST inning every one
conceded that the blond outfielder was
in for one OF the biz days that a.
e,ct him periodically His artistry both
with willow and glove was beyond the
dreams OF the widest fancy. Although
he tried 10 climb the concrete wall that
hounds his territory and slid around on
his ear from time 10 time in vain enorIs
AZ miIh-proyokng catches. his hrst CO"-
trbution was. on the whole. the most
CAPTIVATING OF his FIVE meritorious efforts
Another CHAPTER should be devoted 10
Murrays stick work. Three singles ana
& double in four times at bat made MN
conspicuous figure al the plate. Whlch
he dented Twice with runs. The NlsoI %
his cap was we'll thumbed In ackno"leas-
t-- ,hr rI9fr1ft- al the fnTOnE.
With the spotlight fixed permanently on
MURRAY the rest OF the team could do
little more than work in the dull pehuih-
bra once Doyle almost succeeded III
forcing his way 10 primal attention. Co'h-
INK I'd 70 bat with two out in the s'N''
inning and little responsibility resting on
his shoulders. no sighted the bull in right
fsld and sliced a line drive 10 the moe
Of the fiery quadruped. In bases '"'
smash Was worth two. while IN the com
axe o. the realm II was rated At ."
sesterces
Of course So is a mere trihe TO the
BODYBUILDING second baseman, but. even
he considered IL time well spent. IL VIII
HELM MIN buy another spoke Of d wheel on
an engine OF the Chicago. MILWAUKEE, O.
ST. Paul Matty figures himsei proPIie
Tor OF a whistle on a locomotive OF inc
Pennsylvania and Larry hopes 10 DC
equally well fixed some day.
The passing Of Dickson. the bos'o"
pitcher Who once wore the coIors Oh
Men York. was riotous. Except ior the
third. when hits by Burns and Snaler
we're grouped around a double steal IoI
run. the visiting twirler was invinclole'
holding the Giants 10 I'VE hits IN SIX mn
ings Then seven we're punched WIN
pass. for eight counters and victory III
the seventh
MURRAY started the rally with his thiru
HIT which he bounced of DcKso"
shins On the hit and run play ne TOOK
third on Meyerss single through secoiu'
and counted while Dickson was tossiie
out Snodgrass Mccormick, batuhg 10.
Marquard. was easy for Smith ahd
Myers. the chief taking second whiIe
Burns drew d pass Shafer hit just 10
the hight Of second base and Smith capt
ured the sphere. but held II In beWllder-'
ment as Burns reached second oeioIe
Inc guardian Of the sack could toucn the
bag, and Movers scored.
II took practically three errors 10 sel
Fletcher 10 first. but he finally lsndeu
there lie fouled of tho first ball. when
Mcdonald mufed. Again he fouled ana
Rarden missed the catch. the ball just
clipping the end Of his glove Finally
Fletcher smashed 10 Maranville ana
Myers le, the throw get away from him.
so that Burns counted. tieing the score
and Shafer took third. Doyle's clean
single 10 right brought shafer home ana
Nerkle cleaned up with a triple to lett
scoring Fletcher and Doyle.
Murray made his second hit Of the nm
ing when he lined the ball 10 left SCOT
ing Merkle and taking third hinseii
when Connolly let the bail get away rom
nm Meyers thereupon collected MS
second safety ~ the frame. bouncing the
oal on McDonald's shoetops. and scor-
hg Murray. Snodgrass hit TO Myers
sho Dickson took the throw al hrst lot
me third out Snafer's triple. his thlrd
MT and a wild pitch in the eighth WINE
Noyes was pitching. gave New York us
tenth and last count
hits by Meanwhile and Rariden' WIN
AeDonald's sacrifice fy. gave Boston
run In the third, while doubles by Sni'h
sna Mann and singles by Titus and ha'F
Gen netted three in the third before
Dsmaree retired I'm favor Of Marquaru.
Inc Braves failed IN score again untli