The evening world., 1903-07-21
TannehiI Goes in the Box to
Win the Last Game from
Laioie's SIuggers.
THE BATTING ORDER.
special to The Evening WORLDLY

AMERICAN PARh. July
m.-Thls was the last day OF the Cleve-
lands. and Tannehill was selected to
try to hold down the Lajoie sluggers.
something only Manager Griffith has
been able to do uS to date.
Lajoie was not in the least worried
over the prospects OF to-day game. and
he expects to land bach home next week
close enough to the top Of the heap to
make things hot for the leaders.
Frank Farrell. enc OF the owners OF
the Invaders baseball team. enters a
rigorous denial OF the report that he
was anxious to quit the baseball bust
ness owing to the losses he had sus-
tanned.
There Is not a syllable of truth In
the story said Mr.. Farrell. Il have
not offered my stock for sale. and
what Is more I recently refused on be-
half of myself and a majority OF the
shareholders a cash offer which would
have given US a clean profit of nearly
100 per cent. on our total Investment.
No. sir. the New York American
League team is not for sale at ann
price.
"We are doing a fine business, in fact
4 Is far ahead OF our expectations.
Yesterday we played to the biggest
row since July 4 We arc gaining
Tound every day. The team has set
tied down to playing good ball and tine
New York public. at first a trlhe cool.
are now as enthusiastic as the strongest
tan could desire.
1T trust the matter will end here. We
have won out in every contest Yes
terday at the National League meeting
we were declared to be In the right IN
the. Davis and Elberfeld matter. | have
q strong team. but I am going to make
It stronger. We are after the pennant.
The boys are doing well. but they Will
do better. Look out for us"
~ First InninH.
Bay sent a weak pop fly to Williams
Mcfarland sprinted and took Bradley 5
long fly. Lajoie fouled to Beville. No
runs.
Keeler Wake on four wide ones. lie
was, doubled with Elberfield on the lat
fer's grounder 10 Gochnaur. Conroy
sent 4 fly to Flick No runs.
second Inning.
Hickman was thrown out at first, ny
BeVille. Mcfarland captured Mst'lr'
thyts long drive. Flick sent an easy
fly to Conroy No runs.
Wnliams was retired by Bradley ana
Hickman. Lajoie fumbled Fultz's gr1un-
der the batter reaching first safely;
FIitz pilfered second. Mcfarland He'd
to Flick, Ful,z going to third. Camel
singled. scoring Fnltz. The ball Eot
through Bay and Camel completed the
CIRCUIT. Beville line-fied to Go1Anaur'
TWO runs.
Third Inning.
Cochnaur was a victim OF strikes.
Wright was called out on strikes. No
ruDs.
Howell sent a pretty one to centre for
4 base. Keller sacrificed, Wright To
fiberfeld's line drive. Conroy flied TO
Bay. No runs
Fourth Inning.
Eiberfeld sprintcd and took Bays ny.
bradley was thrown out by, Williams;
Lajoie helded out Williams at first.
Futtz quit on a bonder to Gochnauf;
Mcfarland walked and went 10 second
on a wild pitch. Camel flied to Brad
Icy. No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Hickman drove over the centre-iell
fence for q home run, Mccarthy drew
q base on balls. Flick hunted safely,
I, Gochnaur sacrificed Mccarthy scored
on Abbott's fly % tultz. Wright famed,
Beviiie waited and walked. Howcl
also got a base on balls, \ passed bal
advanced both runners. Keeler doubled
scoring Beville and Howell. Gochnaui
threw out Elber:eld: Gonroy wAlked
o0ihRbyof2'ff4,9r, FplIE' r"" runs.