The evening world., 1903-04-29
TANNEH|LL IN "
THE BOX AGAIN
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But 1t wasn't. The only thing the mat
ter with the New Yorks Is their lack OF
a perfect a work.
Then, besides, they have not had
practice in the morning since they left
their southern training, grounds. That
makes a difference. Early tomorrow
morning, though. there will be some
thing doing on the grounds UP in
Griffith has notified the boys to De
work to be done. Still the Blues anx-
iously await 1T. They want work The
look to like a small boy does Christmas.
They want to hear somebody give them
a few cheering words, They nave had
nothing IKE that since the season
Maybe 1t will help them to get to-
gether and play winning ball. The
noise 1000 Philadelphians can make Is
meeting, to say nothing OF upsetting
II teams plans In the field. That many
occupied seats to-day and they kept
their tongues wagging all the time.
They a another left-handed pitcher
TO root for, ~ Connie Mack would use
him. but a fellow with n north paw de-
livery seemed to be the Quaker man
ayers choice; II was up to Henley to
49, . 10 hDbih hNSP Wv VII
their losing streak,
First Inning.
A. Davis lined a fly into Murphy's
hands. Keeler drew four bad4 hnes, but
Umpire Carruther's sight was Nd and
he called Willie out on strikes. Nc
Fnrland'S q fell to Pickering No
Tannehm didn't have any trouble in
retiring Hartsel on his little bounded.
Williams passed out H. Davis Y.
No runs.
second Inning.
Williams hit the ball to the right
field fence. Quick fielding by the Quak-
ers kept the hit down to a single. Gan
eel stopped one OF Hcnley's shoots with
his head and was rewarded with q free
handled by Henley. Courtney ripped a
two-bagger TO right field and Williams
and Camel ran home. II. Davis stopped
o'Connor's hot rap; ana then raced the
there second. Tannehill was passed to
first. Hartsel was under A.. Davis's
high one; Two runs
Seybold hit to Courtney and vas out
at hrst. Camel without any help re-
tired Murphy. Pickerlng's pop ny was
taken by Tannehill' No runs,
Third InnInR.
Keeler's drive to left was good for n
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Wee Willie stole second. Williams
couldn't hit the ball either In three
swings at 1t. Camel also struck out.
! No runs.
NJ. Cross was out after hitting to Con.
roy. Shreck's rap to keeler's district
was a base hit. Henley famed. so did
Hartsel. No runs
fourth Inning.
Coproy's ny sailed into PickerIng's
hands. Courtney put one over second
for n base. O'Connor's foul pop-up tum-
bled to Shreck. NJ. Cross dropped a
foul fly Tannehin sent up, but he re,
deemed himself when Jesse hit a
grounder to him. No uns.
II. Davis couldn't locate TannehilIs
curves, NJ, Cross rolled a safety along
the third base line, Seybold was am
other victim, l., Cross by a neat slide
reached second on a steal. Mcfarland
did not have TO move 10 get Murphy's
fly. No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Davis was passed TO hrst. Lefty
made a nea steal OF second. Keller
hit the ball on the seam. IL sailed tC
centre and before It's return Davis ha6
scored M Wee While" was perchec
on third, Mcfarland was put ont bS
II. Davis. Umpire Hasett, who wal
judging plays on the bases. ssid II wal
a foul and Carruthers sald Il was fair
The liter had his way. Williams raises
Va ny 20 N. Cross, fKeeler got home
but Carrutherg called him out. CTosI