The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-07
NEW YORK. o; ST. LOUIS, s-MoRNrxs GAME.

N@ S - 80 ANNsf ~oN-Ns-' o.
Those baseball cranks who did not take the
trouble to go to the Polo Grounds YESTERDAY
morning missed q treat. Those OF The 5000
game had plenty OF fun, for they saw the New
Yorks pull out of a tight place and win by q
y%eritahle Garrison ln.sh,. Nike sullivan and
victory against the, Baltimores last week. were
the opposing, twirlers, and they had a battle
Louis tail.enders had shown a surprising amount
OF life, and the rooters. who believed that the
state Of mind. Then the ninth inning came
and both, pitchers took ~skyward trips, fatal
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Joyce, by the way. played third base instead of
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baRger that undoubtedly turned the tide and
somewhat unnerved the st. LOUIS pitcher, The
features OF the game were the batting and field
ing OF Davis and Mailman and great catches by
Van Haltren, Gleason. and Turner. Carpenter
$40 for kicking over a strike. He also warned
Mailman and Hartman for unnecessary pro-
tests..
Each side scored in the first inning. Douglass
got around for the visitors on his base on balls.
The N psS y Yo ofss' rolled ole i 8p three s'f II thea paSH 6 sIfe on
Van Haltren's base on balls. McCreery's life on
An error by Hartman. and singles by Herman and
Davis. The visitors scored two more runs in the
second on Hallman's single. q scratch by Sud
hoff. Gleason's wild throw over Joyce's head.
half with q three Dagger, and ran home when
Harley threw wildly to the plate after making
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When the score was l to 3 in the locals favor
both pitchers began to DO effective, Davis prob
ably saved a couple Of runs In the fourth by
drive over second. and in the fifth Gleason de-
prived Hartman of a hit by catching his heavy
liner with his left hand, Van, Haltren in this
inning made a beautiful catch of Grady. and
again in the seventh he made two star plays by
hauling in rife shots from Cross and Hartman
Capt. Joyce in the last half of the seventh shot
asingle to centre, stole second and scored on
Turner caught with one hand after q backward
Yorks, and Gs sullivan was apparently very
steady in the eighth when two visitors we're on
bases, the crowd believed that the game was safe.
scratch hit that Gleason could not handle.
Sullivan advanced the runner with a wild pitch
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things looked serious. Hartman quickly sent
both men in and tied the score with q sharp
Hartman .waltzed to second. Grady banged a
double to left, Hartman counting. lally, with
another two-bagger, brought Grady In. Harley
sent Lally home with the nth run. Hlilman
made his fifth consecutive base hit. In which
Marley was thrown out at third by Van Haltren;
Hartman, of the visiting team nearly had o at
hling. vain protests. Then Sudhof fiied out,
The New Yorks then displayed their pluck ana
BY Cross. who took the bali out OF Harley
the right foul line, and Warner reached third
Meekln, who batted for Sullivan. was thrown
gut by Cross. and Warner scored, Sudhoff de-
fiected Van Haltren's drive, which the latter
beat out; but Cross, who helded the bali, threw
It over Grady,,s head to the grand stand and
the error: McCreery then tied the score with =
out on strikes. Two were out. and it ali de-
pitched safely into right field. and McCreery
made the winning run. The score: