The evening world., 1905-10-10

ers, in fair territory, the hit Is a home
run.
First Inning.
A roar OF applause arose from the
stand as Hartsell walked to the plate
and one strike went over for McGinnity
II was changed to a groan one minute
later az the naxen-haired youth caught
an out curve square on the nose and
whipped 1t out 60 left for a single. After
two attempts at a sacrifice Lord lacel
a hot one Dahlen, which forced Hart.
sell at second. Harry Davis sent Q
weak ny 10 Donitn. Dahlen then bound
ed to second like a flash and, taking L.
Cross bounder, shol It. Mcdann retir.
ing the side. NO RUNS.
Bresnahan threw 27,0O0 people Into
pandenIoniun by terrific line drive ot
he first ball pitched against the. left
Brownies attempt at 0unt resulted In
pop hy 10 Bender, but not quick
enough to catch the wary Bresnahan.
who ala back 10 second in the wink
Of an eye. Donlln was greeted with an
ovation as he walked up, but the best
he could do was 10 catch one OF Bend.
ers slants on the edge OF his bat and
lifting i to Monte Cross, who by 2
great stop got the ball across the foul
the Indians curve and struck out. NO
RUNS.
Second Inning.
seybold landed hard, but Donlln had
placed himself In the edge Of the crowd
and pulled the ball down. Dan Muir
phys effort was useless and McGlnnity
threw him. out with ease. Monte Cross
then retired the side with short ny 10
Browne. NO RUNS.
Mertes nervously tried to figure Ben
der's speed. but after. three futile
swings sat ctrTD to have anotner
guess. Dahlen. as cool as ice, simply
wias waisea ones ssa n This 1 gave the Giants an
other start, and the crowd began
clamoring for hit. Deylin showed no
signs OF nervousness, but was kept
continuously uneasy as the big chief
kept up a rapid fire to Davis trying
20 catch Dahlen. who was taking q
big lead on first base, McGann from
the coaching line raised a protest
movement was balk. o'Day ignored
the claim and while the talk was on
Dahlen stole second base. Devlin mn
ally got base on balls. and the two
attempted a double stoal, but Schreok'
rlfie-shot throw 20 third nailed DahleI
about foot from the bag. This qulcf
attempt at assressiysness set the tee spec, e
Gilbert hit a grounder 10 nj. Cross and
died at first NO RUNS.
Third Inning.
A groan arose as McGann dropped
0llberts throw, which gave Shreck life
at first. Bender lost nttle time In put
ting down a sacrifice bunt advancing
Shrek. Bresnahan fielded the ball
beautifully. throwing to McGann with
time to spare Hartsell's sharp cracA
was eaten up by Deylin. though ShrecI
took third on the throw TO first. Then
came the first blow 10 New York. Lord
drove a sharp hit over second and
shreck was homo before the crowd
could hardly realize What had happened
Dahlen's throw retired Harry Davis at
Mcolnnity was the THIRD batter ia
fall before Bender's curves on strikes
The Indian was using an in-curyIe
which for a timo had the Giants baf.
fed BresnahRn scraped on a short
fy TO Davis, and Browne died on an.
other pop up to Monte Cross NO
RUNS.
Fourth Inning.
Gilbert stood IN his tracks and took
a short ny from Lave Cross, and Don
I'm electrified the multitude by dashine
me- me- sevhoid's long hoist that bore a
s 49, iabel sNfmynhv eould mol
ts,sIs,.s Atcfs,nni,v.s NM farhard dsuverv
"a "v wars an an strikes No RUNS
Donlin came up to e1pectations and
s,Sn ~ ,he sor Ss "simxsn sinsls Hc9ann @ % stii
had trouble with the Indian and fof