The evening world., 1903-08-07
New Yorks Warm Up Like a Lot
OF TWo-Year-0 -0Ids Out for a
Morning Sprint Of a Furlony
or Two.
THE BATTING ORDER.
lsn.r.,l,n IN. Eyn,lns wnrltl

WASHINGTON. u. e. Aug THE
New Yorks came OIL the field this
afternoon full of ginger and went at
their practice like twn-year-olds out
for furlong sprint. The entire team
70 a man Is in the pink of condition
and there Is no reason 10 doubt the
assertion made Ivy Willie l[eeler while
on the way TO the grounds in tho bus,
that he still was of the opinion that
the New Yorks would ny the Amer
lean League pennant for 1903
Il never saw club az this stage o.
tho game so Individually strong" said
he, ''or putting up the hne team game
that the New Yorks are doing Just now,
and am confident that Manhattan Isl
and will see our league pennant flying
from the nagpole on our grounds. 1t Is
tho strongest aggregation | ever played
with. and ahcve all. every man Is play
ing solely for the success OF the club
and not to build UP individual avera ge. -
The last remark II borne out by the
recent games the team has played and
Is the strongest Argument in favor OF
tine good heady team work Manager
Capt GTftth Is infusng into the men.
day was the numerous ticket veaders
at work among the crowd peddlinS tic
kets 70" the heneht game to poor Ed
ward Delehanty's widow, and TO the
credit Of the pc rpls Of Washington the
tickets were going Ike hot cakes. II
will be between two rival police teams
The sduahhle between tine stockholders
NJ the Washington Cluo "a still on TOP,
ana II looks as IL 1t may hanR fire now
until the fnish Of the season. Pres e
dent Ban Johnson is here looking wise
and solemn Presdent Posta sits IN th'
press hNN, while Tom LOTUS retains H.
managerial seat with the PLAYERS on the
bench. Its question who's who win
the PLAYERS,
In order to make sure Of to-day's game
Manager Griffith dcemed 1t his duty IL
80 IN against his "hOodol," lur hc he
leved that nov Deleharty was out ni
The wav 1t was his chance tn break this
spell. for, strange to say, the Washing
ton team has always hern his stumhlinG
block. ilill, the new man secured fronl
Memphis, made hlS nrst appearance and
created favorable impression
First Inning.
tonroy. tire Nrst up, went out on A
small ny 10 McEorniCk. Eeelcr tried to
punt down to right, bat Went out AZ irst
from Mccormick ElherAHd ended the
Inn'nS by gohs out on tiy to Seibath'
M rENS.
Moran opcnei the locals side by nit
tina t'r lrs; ban for two bases down
- leeD left field, RYAN hit down to
Horrcv and went out at first, Clarke
out at nrst from Conrov. Moran goins
to third on the nllv. selbach hit q
small Nv out over third base that FL.
he-reld got after a hard run makiH1 :
brilliant catch. No runs
second IuninR.
Williams walked 10 FIRST on balls
FultE sacrificed down TO clarke, win.
Jams rsach'aE aecnnh. From where ha
, scored on Ganzels clean hit to centre
tor a sinNle. Mcfarland sinSled to left
Seville weg; out on, ny 10 Lee. Came
| going 10 third on the out. Howell out
! or foul nv to EittridGe. One run
| Lee made sAfo hit down to righ
! neld Cnushnn hit for double 70 left
| Held fence. Mccormack went out on =
| nigh ny % Eloerfcld, klttridge wenl
out at trst from Elberfcld, Lee scorinG
| On the play and tiaing the score Dun,
kle cut tom Williams TO Camel. one
run.