The evening world., 1903-06-06
Manager Clark Griffiths Puts
Jesse TannehiII in the Box To-
Day to Puzzle Napoleon La
ioie's Hard Hitting Batters.
LEONARD FACES NEW YORK.
BATTING ORDER.

COnrOy, sd lJa1Ole, I'D.
Williams. 2b. Hickman. Id.
Mcfarland CT. Mccartney. II.
Camel. III. Flick. RI.
Courtney. SIS. G%ochnauer. IS.
O'COnnor. c. Abbott, c.
Tannehill, p. Leonard, p.
tspecial to The Evening worid)
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK, NEW
YORK. une s.-The great playing OF
the Invaders yesterday had its effect
upon the row this afternoon as did the
earlier hour set for playing. By three
o'clock, thirty minutes before game
time. the bleachers and stands were fill
ing up rapidly and there were 1900
people on hand when time was called.
1t was the last appearance Of the Cleve-
lands and LaJole was anxious to take
to. day's game. as 1t NEAR the better
part OF the series for the Napoleons II
he did. Grifr. however. had his mind
set on doing some scoring himself. and
the New Yorks had but to repeat yes
terday's sty.e Of play to do the trick.
1t Is wonderful what a difference win
ming n game makes to a lot of players.
The Invaders were out for early prac-
tice. feeling like a lot of colts. Every
ei Gdy "a a smile; for the irs. time
game.
No word having come from the Fisher
son hangs out his sign. Griffith put
Tannehill back in the box again. Jesse
was warned to keep his glove on his
hand; however. and to let the manager
LaJoie warmed up bernhard. the
crack box man OF the Cle-e.ands, and
sent him in to snatch the last game
from the improving Invaders.
The rumDred shake I'm in the ranka
OF the Invaders has been postponed
until the latter part Of next week.
There will be nothing. doing until the
men may be traded off for Elberfeld.
The KID Is anxious to come here, and
his suspension will keep him out Of the
+ "e Concerned. That Club refuses to
pay him the 500 he was fined. but
Grlfith would gladly do so to get his
services: 4 deal Is on foot to gISs
Tigers want Conroy to be In or the
trade In some way.
First Inning.
follow had to slide after the pickup to
make the out. Camel got another out
when he captured Bradley's FL Left
Davis missed Lajoie's grounder and II
with a bubble to centre and Laioie came
home. Mccarthy famed. One run.
Davis popped one up to second. Kee-
Ter flied to left. Conroy ht n to
short and died. No runs.
Second Inning.
Fiok's fly went to Davis after g hard
run. Williams made a sensational one
hand catch OF G~ouchnauer's drive that
looked like n ~two-bagger, and the fans
went crazy. Abbott put one In the same
place and died at first. No runs.
The rooters were still ~applauding when
Williams came to the bat and ne
ACKNOWLEDGED i by flying TO- LEFT "A MD Md
Lajoie for a base, and got to second on
Cancels single to short Courtney
doubled on his little one to third. No
runs.
Third Inning.
Bernard doubled to centre. Bay
hunted and skied Camel in a vain
effort to get to first, Bernard meanwhile
centre scoring Bernhard, and came
home on Lajoie's single TO third that
sertuck Conroy. Hickman sacrificed,
| advancing Larry, but Mccarthy ended
o'Connor out. short to irst. Tannehill
was more fortunate, getting a pass; but
was forced by Davis's single TO short
Davis was out a later himself
On mis- attempted steA.. No runs
Fourth Inning.
Flick out. Conroy to GHnr
= to Keeler. Abbott sent one to
left tor three bases, but 1t came to
to Courtney, No runs.
Keeler's bunt beat him to first. Con,
roy singled past short, and got TO MIRO
taking second on the throw to eaten
ConrOy. Mcfarland doubled to left;
scoring Conroy and Williams; Camel
singled to Bradley. and Mcfarland was
| nailaI al thirl CAMEL stole second,
but Courtney died on "A bunt 100 Bern
hard. Two runs.
Firth Inning.
Bay doubled to right and got to third
on Bradley's sacrifice bunt. Lajoie
scored him with a single over Court
double over williams, Lajoie going 70
second and later stealing third VIII,
i2ms let MeCarthy,5 %sTSInds Scored %
Flick doubled to left scoring Hickman,
but Mccarthy was cad at the plate,
Gouchnauer flied to Camel. Three runs.
G~ouchnauer robbed O'Connor of a hit
with the greatest one,hand running
catch seen In many a day, and threw
Tannehill out later, Davis flied to left.
No runs
and O'Connor gave way to Beville.
Sixth Inning.
Wolf had trouble at the outset.
Laugh Cdlleh n pretty one II Dall,
and Grlf had his say, assisted by the
%rooters. Abbott died Courtney TO Gan
eel. Bernhard famed n Bay flied Ia
Camel. No runs.
Keeler singled past short Conroy flied
10 Iajoie and Williams flied 10 Abbott.
MaFa-alnd forced Keelcr with one to
third. No runs.
seventh Inning.
Bradley put one to Conroy aud died at
first. Lajole flied to Courtney, Hickman
singled TO right and Mccarthy flied IN
the same direction. No ~
Camel led of with "A pretty double t
left. and Courtney drew "A pass. Bevill,
advanced them with a sacrifice. Nolr
flied 20 LaioIe. Davis sent a hot one I,
short. and on the wild throw to cate!
him n nrst Garzel and courtne,
scored. Davis WAS out on an attempte,
steal. Two runs >
Eighth Inning.
/ FLICK Ned to Keclcr. GouchnaueI
singled past short. keeLc- made a great
catch OF Abbott's high one, coming al
the way In 70 second, Bernhard flied Il
williams. No runs.
Keller led right. COMFY put one int
La5ole's hands and Williams famed
No run