New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
NOZZLE AND MERKLE
GET CIRCUIT DRIVES
Responsible Between Them
for Six of the Ten
Runs Scored.
WORDY TILT ON FIELD
New York Manager and the UNI
pire Swap Opinions of Each
Other During Game.
~. r.,oet,nh % The Trthunc.

n.lIas Tex. March 2l.-Some Of the hits
.,o, were suppressed by Mike Donlin's
s,.,hsrs IN Marlin this week were released
4, two big punches to-day. when Nc
c-av,s regulars. with the manager per-
,o,allv commanding, won their first vic
,l-v NJ the season at the expense OF the
nallas team. The score was 10 TO ].
Tho Giants counted all OF their TALES IN
two big innings, and six of the runs can
he directly traced 70 Doyle and Merkle,
ubo nroduced home runs. On both occa-
Sims there were two runners on the Dases
when these blows were struck
Narkle led the attack on Pitcher Strobel
with his home run. n triple and single.
poyle made 2 single during the third inn
ip.. assault and inserted his home run in
the eventful fifth round.
feature OF the game not told in the
lox score was lively tilt between NC
Crsw and Umpire Dunlop when the UNI
nre called jim Thorpe out at first base in
the first inninS. a throw from Harlem
prled Gross off first base. but Dunlap de
clared Thorpe out and aroused the ire OF
NcGraw. who was coaching. He began TO
,ecau aucibly some other decisions of
Dunlap. who has been umpiring these
spring games ever since the Giants began
10 train IN Texas.
After an exchange of left-handed com
pments the game was resumed and NC
Graw retired TO the bench in disgust
though he was ct ordered of the INES
He did not appear again.
Cold weather killed the attendance and
vas responsible for some of the fielding
errors However, II did not affect the
pi,cbinC Of Marquard and Fromme.
neither Of whom walked or hit batsman.
Between item they struck out nine OF the
Texans and limited the locals TO six hits.
I. would have been shut-out but for a
coupling Of two errors and two hits in the
third inning
Dallas went 70 bat first and scored first.
Fumbles by Dyer and MerlIle and singles
by McCurdy and Storch scored MeneIee
in the third inning with the lone Dallas
.rur. That lead was quickly wiped out
when the Giants tried out their entire bat
ting order on Strobei snd produced SIX
runs
Singles by Dyer Marquard and Snod-
grass. a pair of Dallas errors. and Burns 5
sacrifice Ay put three runs over in the
first concerted attack. There were two
out and TWO ON when Merkle bumped the
LETT field fence and made the score b 10 j.
Strobel took a brace I'm the fourth but
was knocked cold I'm the fifth. He passed
two men and Doyle drove ball so far
over the centre felder's head that he Just
dog-trotted around the bases with his
home run
Merle then bobbed up with triple ana
scored on a wild pitch. Strobel did
disappearing speciality, and Scott an Ind
iH pitcher. finished the game. lie limited
tho Giants 10 three hits and was not
scored on
Except I'm tho FIRST and third innings
Vanguard sent his victims back as fast az
they appeared at bat Fromme did the
same In the sixth and seventh. In the
eighth and ninth Dallas threatened 10
score but Fromme uncorked enough
curves to stop them. IT. the eighth Meme
fee led off with a double and Scott sim
gled. but the next three men could not
hit beyond thc inncld. There were two on
and none out IN the ninth when the same
thing happened
The Giants Will close their booking IN
Dallas tomorrow. when Tesreau ana
Schsuer will pitch for them. The team
Will remain here until Monday morning
when sorte will be made Oh Corsicana,
where the Houston team. which has lately
teen harass.ns the Yankees, is lying IN
wait
The Dallas club officials Will give
dinner 20 Manager McGraw tomorrow
night Al the Oriental Hotel This VIII be
positively the last appearance Of Nc
Graw as und-the-world- speaker
The score follows: