The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-31
Switch in Pitchers Makes 1t
a Possible for Giants to Win
-Four Straight From Phillies.
Dv Bosenaan Buigev.

- RATrY'S wry neck. moaned a.
M misfortune by tho Giants while
40 that record crowd was filing In
o the Polo Grounds. Ia now looked
uSon a. Q trick of fortune that may
G6GDlo the Champs to tear the Philliss
= ~ four straight games ana put
SAem dangerously close to the leed:
~ afternoon game was cut and dried
~ Natty. when all Of q sudden the
~ fellow showed up with a stih neck
- regular Jack Murray ahair-and
eoQ1d not even warm up
m Matty could pitch this game"
~ the Giant manager at the time.
s1e would be q cinch. Anyway" he
o1dsA, phiiosophically. ~ guess we'll
1--we to send Tesrsau. though he
p1eched yesterday. and do the best we
eas." =.
IL wasn't . chance. II was q cinch.
3ha big bear hunter struck his real
stride. for the first time this season
end turned out a jam-up article OF
IN Against him the Phillies never
haA . chance. Az result Of this quick
switch In pitchers, which at hrst was
thought 10 b . misfortune. Mathew.
ooa y fresh for this afternoon. and.
- the Phillies have used up ssaton.
Alexander and Chalmers. their three
geara che chances are very much In
3oWu9 u the Giants making . clean
10 natter what may happen this AZ.
osunoen, McGraw and his men feel
Gvenged for the drubbing received on
ne last trip to Philadelphia. These
~ teams have now played eleven
O1ms0 OF these the Giants haze won
1vA tho Phillies four and two have
yoDultod IN drawn battles.
The spectacular game Of Thursday,
u witch the Giants won out after four
~ Innings Of nerve-racking play.
Oou0s 70 have put new blood In the
cAAmps. and they went at the Phillies
yesterday n . businSssliks way. They
~ when hitD we're needed. stole bassG
NAia steals Wsrs needed and nelded
- raj champions. The fans went
6o0e lase night Win the best tasts
o0Fve 6un was nrsd In April.
ANo0AAN'o CLUB 0ARkiNo Al
n1gL0 o. l1ADeNS.
oNu0raW's dub b now barking e ths
49, q ths iaadsn and Q few morS
SoGosgiss Wt1l elnse - TIE sap Inca.
Aonkany the three 0traisAt vctorisl
AaWo ~ Q trsible es1mD In the Phillisl
~ # locks - II ~ Dooin machine d
oeOiuning 10 osanl. But don't BE- *
sure Of Y Doetn hes p hehtins organ
Ae$aSu @yee that nnbody can Not
WITHOUT delivering real goeAs in lars'
have been predicting that the Philiiei
would crack before the end Of May an
already shaking their heads and pulling
GAs old II told you 60" Tho same one'
aro also claiming to have called tn,
V3a On Brooklyn long before Dahlen'i
500 wovsred N their rush for the lead
6w they had better not be too hastS
VIM the Cubs and the Pirates prett,
vsii In the lead. Il now looks a. n tn
esttis for lsadsrship 10 goirg to be BE-
tween New York and Philadelphia TO
shs. next ten days. It will depend en-
tirely upon which makes the best SHOW
Ing on the long road trip that begin
Monday.
Ostting bsea 70 those holiday game
That gave the New York fans % mucl
raj comfort, the hero Of the occasio,
Was John Red Murray. the best throw
lna outheldsr IN the husiness-we "a
\ that advisediy. II used To Be- Q des
NkV between Hooper OF the Red 30,
J$ Birmingham Of the Clevelands an
Miro Mitchell. now OF the Cubs; ou
THE season the laurel wreath must B
passed 10 Murray alone. He 10 tn
JACK performed the remarkable feat
throwing out four base runners froi
elrht held In ono day. all hard chance
Nore remarkable stiil. he got ever
,unner that he shot at. In ths afternoo
.arHo ho nailed one at the plate an
~ At third. In the morning he m
ons out at second and doubled up a.
other At hrst after catching a line n
His thro wing average " 1000.
Murray will never forget Decorate
Day. he got more different rounds
appliance and took more bows than a
sry hero during the worlds SERIES
Nanny MCCORMICK SAD AN
DlsoRUNTLEo.
n the mean time Harry McCormie
n vary saA and disgruntled. The gam
vere won With such comparative cal