The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16

NEW YORK IN. L.). 8; PITTsBUnu. Z.
More thrills were on tap at the Polo Grounds
yesterday As on Friday, the New Yorks
we're behind at the beginning OF the ninth
inning. and as on Friday, they surmounted
s %ns the aq o TU on the the %s
q comrade on lirst in the ninth no hit a home
run into the right field Deachers, and II was
and the shouting. The instant that Browne
planted his foot on the plate a horde of jubi-
liant cranks were on the spot to greet him,
among them. He tried to get away. but It
was useless a, an and then his cap came into ht
vew crew nSaog H el w yas P b
shoulders of his admirers and carried across
the field to the clubhouse. large part Of Q
very large crowd streaming along behind and
with shouts paying tribute to the man OF the
hour
1t, was to be expected that the Pirates
would draw a big crowd. but, inasmuoh as
attendances are not as large in midsummer
as earlier in the season, the attendance was
sAs batd was Even
several thousand broilers stood along the
ropes back OF the outtield. 1t was a tre
T frss of G0atess that
in which the New ,forks first took u big lead,
IN which that lead was cut, down to nothing
In turn, and were IN the end made to knuekle
under By one of the Champions determined
finishes. The game was lean and Sportsman
on called strike and every one Of the three
al s cut sd the he %at of the p hs aS ns
BIZ larke waved to the crowd to set up a
yelling. but met with lukewarm response.
rally. the sympathies Of the people were with
the home team, but visiting as well as home
talent was applauded freely for any deserv-
Among individuals Bill Dahlen and Tommy
Leach earned the most applause, Dahlcn
u H soP has us rsxp Tsy fGd
batters at first. Both stops were to his right,
and he made the, long throw with accuracy
adjust Himself Tor throw, "N Leach absorbed
hies in all parts, of the field as though to the
manner born. Leeyer was batted out in the
anhi!tabie. Mike Lynch did good Work for for
the Pittsburgs. on the whole His twsters
fooled the New Yorks q whole lot.
s cunt dd heayly In the scoring One hi
two Dagger in the FIRST inning, McGinnty
caught Clymer napping with throw, to Dab
to esnser Man Sna DoHd
Lever aelded Msrtes's srosnder sIesnly he
would have had Browne at the plate, but he
low throw in fielding the ball to, first. Don.
lin tried to score on the error. but Howard
h sab On the s.u h0T to Petx
scored ahead Of Donlin on the latter's long
In the fourth the crowd along the ropes
cse a NTH hs and sons
h ~ The COPS dsach.s single and Wagner,s
WITH WIN. only one out. but Mertes gathered How;
h1a Hon So9d rot h,t further than MsGnnty
1ell as he was about to, attend to Dahlen's
ny and Dahlen got credit for two Dagger
Dahlen took third on passed ball. Gilbert
grounded to Howard. Bowerman hit feebly
70 Lever. who FUN hled long enough for Dahl
len TO score b. pinched Bowerman at FIRST
!, McGann single and steal. Gbson's poor
throw to catch him, and Dahen's hit gave
the New Works run in the, fifth: Hits by
m.9 Of ana he nhd
runs, in the sixth McGnnity shot his bolt bolt
N the next inning. He, passed Ritchey. |
ianned Gibson and passed Lynch. Clymer
swept towering three ba gger over Donlin
head that was good for three runs and Lilli- |
putian Tommy Leach made a hit that was
out OF all proportion to his inches. He waited |
him. Here the manly form Of Ma thewson
was seen coming across the battle field to the |
rescue The scoring stopped then and there.
Mhh two out and two on bases In the sew
rubber, on Dahlen and Willie was extinguished
on strikes. Bresnahan, batting for Mathew |
son In the ninth, had good eye and logged |
to first on four balls. The count on him !
H., The nex,, one, which was high and fast.
Browne lost no time In f1nding ball to suit his
lads and fancies. He hit hard to right and the |
pau pau bounded into the seats He, slowed up |
Mo,iraw, before. the reception committee |
TOOK him in hand. The score.