The evening world., 1903-09-29
BATTING ORDER.
,, lsp.eial to Tho Evening worldl

AMhftlCAS Park, Sept.
SIT "A as much like baseball
weather this afternoon a. Clark Grif-
.flth's Hillites have of finishing in third
place In the American League race. There
was a wind blow from some direction.
II felt like a northern breeze, and the
ball players just had TO keep going all
the time to keep their blood In circula-
ton.
II "a the last of professional baseball
game New Workers. had the opportunity
of seeing for six months. Or until April,
1904 In other words. Grifith's boys bads
farewell TO New Yorker fo: the year.
IL wasn't a Patti farewell either. so far
as demonstration was concerned. No
bouquets or flowers plsstered UP in n
description were presented to the play
ers or we're cheers so vociferous that
they deadered the noise OF the subway
eSplosions.
The game was Just PLAYED because Il
was In t~he,schedule n because the sun
shot down avs that were fine to be in.
Grifhth's team was somewhat broken up.
,'Wlddie' Conroy was moi in the High
ilnders, line up and neither was Norman
Elberfeld.
First Inning.
reach and the Tiger. got two bases.
t.ush's sacrifice was handled by Putt
mann: era Words rap TO Putnam ro-
tween third and the plate. Carr oE" rolIsd
one to Williams and II was all over
with him. No runs.
Davls was presented with a tin medal
a piece Of corned beef when he went
to bat. Then he singled TO left and
stole second. Fult1's baby fly dropped
the combination that put Keller on the
retired llst, Yeager helped the dis
posal OF Williams. No run
Second Inning.
McAliister vas passed out by Howell.
Yeager got a a . when Williams Let
his bounder go by. Keeler was under
Burns,s lift. YeaEeI stole second and
left. Kane got q walk. MCGUIRE laid
too far of second and was caught by
FuitZ, Putnam Williams assist
Ing. One run.
CAMEL got two oases on his rap TO
loft centre. He moved Up one while
Burns Mas helping Mcfarland out. Ze-
lnsky's safety Tailed CAMEL, and the
Barrett fumbled the hit. Howell's sin
gle sent Ieluskey home. Puttmann's
drive foS two ba SEES let Howell cross the
plate. Davis followed with a double,
Snntea ~ ana MSGaire throw n aWsy out JUN n
held. Davis talllei and Fultz
reached third before the ball was re-
turned TO the diamond. keeler walked,
As Keller stole Stcond Fults tried to
score. but wss caught. Wlliams's ny
fell do Lush. Five run
Third Inning.
Barrett famed. Lush boosted a nv
to Keller. Putnam helped 10 put
out No runs.
GanHels drive was eood for a base.
ond on the vain effort to catch Camel
at third. eiuskey was helped out BY
Burns; Howeifs single scored Camel,
y Mcfarland wa a victim at the
Putnam was out. Burns to Carr. One
Fourth Inning.
..Wnliams aided in Cars retirement.
McAlltster got a base when Davis
dropped his ~. Ileeier wns under
nv. No runs
Kane got Davis's 6unt, TO hrst in time.
got a base on his bounder over
,SiId; se Ssr pH Wa out a" With 1f Burns M%,' 8:
,istance. Cancels fly fell to Lush, mol
Firth ,InninG.
Howell helped Mcclure out. Williams
lided In Kane's hinsh. Barrett famed
Mcfarland walked as Zeluskey famed.
Mcfarland stole second. Howell struck
,ut, too. Adkins went to hat for Putt
mann. He was put out by Burns. MOI
n
sixth Inning.
Adkins passed Lush to hrst. Craw-
ord walked too. Carr popped a ny to
lowell. McAluster forced Crawford at
econd, YeaGer was hit and walked.
turns toul-hied to &~eluskey, Nc run
McAllistar threw out LAWS. Full
He was forced at second by
Seeler. Williams famed. but he sot
0 first on McGuire's wild throw OF the
all he failed TO hold. Cancels double
Allied Keller. AnoFsrhand famed, one