New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-26
GIANTS ROMP AWAY
WITH ANOTHER GAME
Round Into Old Form with Bat
and Make Short Work
OF SuperbaS.
MARQUARD IN THE BOX
Brooklyn Team Mulls Best OF
Chances Through Poor
Coaching - HerZog
Has Good Day.

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RoiInding into something Ike their old
time form with the stick the Giants
hated out an impressive victory over the
BROOKLYN superbas in continuing the in
terhorough strife across the bridge at
Fbbets Field yesterday afternoon.
a bevv Of hits unleashed at critical
points natured into a plentiful supply OF
runs. only small portion OF which were
really needed TO win the game. as the
home PLAYERS were inclined 10 become
confused when they got on the bases and
made little out OF the few chances they
had 10 do business The final score was
Sto2 only two more victories are needed
bv the Giants 10 clinch the pennant.
Rube Marquard had entire charge Of
the New York defences and dug deep
hole for himself by hitting both Moran
and Cutshaw at the beginning Of the
game A large cluster of runs might
have resulted hut for some saffron coach
Ing nv Bill. Dahlen at third base, VINO
showed far too much caution 10 please
the elect
After stengel died on an inheld ny
Wheat sent a terrific smash "a the right
field fence. which looked good for TWO
bases Zach confidently expected 10 have
the double incorporated into the RECORDS
and romped gavlv 70 second. Just before
ne arrived. however. ne looked up and
saw that Cutshaw was IN possession OF
the bag. ar Bill Dahlen had halted Moran
at third BY the time Zach awoke 70 the
situation Meyers had the ball on relay
from Burns. and Wheat was mercilessiy
executed al first on the Chiefs toss 70
Merkle. Jake Daubert. as is mis- custom
sent a timely single scurrying through
short scoring both Moran and Cutshaw,
hut the valiant captain was out going
down 10 second when Marquard inter
cepted snodgrass's throw 10 the plate and
Whipped the sphere 70 DOYLE Thus ended
an inning which promised rare sport for
the Superhss
Narouard quickly settled into his stride
and frowned on any further levity he
kent six hits we'll scattered over the last
eight innings. and while the Superbas
managed TO get a man 20 first in almost
every frame they seldom advanced any
further. Moran was caught fast asleep
of first in the NTH, and added mis- quota
so the numerous bonehead plays OF the
dav
Pat RaEan. who opposed the New York
southpaw on the mound. used little dis
erection in tho matter OF allowing bare
hits. so the Giants were able to turn in
card which read something Ike their
early season performances Don Patrick
yielded twelve hits in eight innings, and
Prefer who twirled the last frame. con-
trihuted four more
Harry Davis a member OF the board
Of strategy OF the Philadelphia Athletics
who was AZ the game as the personal
representative Of Connie Mack in getting
a line on the Giants failed 70 note any
great weakness with the stick on the part
Of the champions Red" Murray. tempo
rarilv incapactated by a game leg. took
a rest. Shafer moving 10 the outfeld in
his place, while Herzog went TO third
base.
Charlie took advantage Of the Oppor
tuuity 70 make double and two singles
I'm FIVE trips 10 the plate scoring twice
himself and driving home another man.
Vie played a dazzling game in the field,
taking care Of six chances with excep-
tunal hriliancv Larry Doyle, with q
single a double and a triple. made his
presence felt while four other players
Including Marquard. bagged a brace Of
hits apiece.
Two hit batsmen and two hits Melted
the Superbas a pair Of runs in the first
timing and the Giants countered with
four in the second Shafer was hit 10
start the frame. and HcrzoG singled 70
right. Moran made a high throw TO nip
Shafer at third. and Arthur counted,
lIerzog going 10 third. While Fisher was
tossing Meyers out al first Charlie
tailed
Merkle sent a single spinning through
short and took second on Marquards hit
10 right. Snodgrass was out when ne
popped 10 Moran, but Merkle stole third
and crossed the plate after Doyle hit
safely 10 centre Fletcher S scratch hit 10
Daubert brought Marquard home and put
Doyle on second. Then Burns flied out TO
Wheat.
Herzog doubled TO right in the sixth
inning AMI sneaked home while Daubert
and Ragan were occupied in eliminating
Meyers. RaCan taking the throw, and
Immediately becoming so interested in an
argument raised by the Chief that he
forgot all about Herzog until Il was 100
late Merkle was an easy out Then came
Marquard with SLOW roller down the
third base line. which he beat out. Moran
let Snodgrass single roll through his
legs TO the fence. so that Rube tailed
and Fred took third. Doyle lined TO
Ragan. A triple by Doyle. Fletchers sin
gle and hits by Burns and Mclean added
a p-ir Of runs in the ninth.
The score follows.
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