The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-12

NEW 1Ohk w. L.ls o, ChICAuO IN ~, D.
Those who took q chance yesterday on
the rain holding on long enough for q game
to be played at the Polo Grounds were re-
warded by baseball treat. They saw .
conflict that seethed. dubbed and efYervesced.
that was rip-snorting. fighting. teemlng
engagement every minute OF its length.
1t was the busiest. most oustllng and most
exciting game played at the Polo Grounds
this summer. and the New FORKS won 1t In
the tenth inning. Three successive days
Of idleness had made the Champions eager
for the fray. end the Chicagos were no less
willing and scrappy. They had not won
a game in New York this year and were anxious
to break the ice The ice Is still unbroken.
but 1t sagged and came mighty near cracking
eh xa hS N snd by p1y nsper lin
teams went Into the combat with their sleeves
we're on their toes all the time. and spectators
were on edge all the time. 49,, , 49,.
the s s4 who w S@d P'sa sa
became unsteady In the last two innings @
The face Of trying situation, and hs inh Eld
New Yorks took advantage, OF the unsteadl-
game punching Of clesn, solid lid I welts in
taking the lead. and 10 the eighth inning a
wild pitch gave then Two more runs Wi!tse
we're hitting Mctilnl,lty again In the eighth
when he .nd n ot wTsnK bs
game gam wits WIFE. had had NO Safmns at up and
under the circumstances finished the game
'' The r New Yorks ontbatted and outf,elded the
ChssssGs p hs had o to a. nd did
esrssot Of him he got: and he was sure death
to srounders Tinker was another sterling
and making pyrotechnlc stops Casey was
pTs:ty sSlft hRn.sif. but both he and lin ksr
sds 1os s Ds5s, b %% o ds bs Of
made base decisions which nine out Of ten
spectators we're honestly convinced we're
son hut Se Ses Yorks sed more hsn
the Cubs. The decision which led to McGin-
T SanEp Messs out al Ssa
browne, who culled four Hts banged the
4 swift hish hn sent Donlin TO the mat
on 'h5es strikes but MSGann singled over
out. and had slid to the third bag by the time
the ball had been returned He was . called
not have another good chance to score until
the seventh inning. One three basser. one
In the first six innings of ,Chicaaos career.
Dahlen had hand In retiring seven batters
il succession-this in the third, fourth and
In the seventh inning Chance singled to
right. and Tinker duplicated Evers sacri-
feed. and DR. Casey dipped two Dagger 20
right that brought in Chance and Tinker
Rculbach's lusty lift to center scored Casey
McGrnity batted in New York run in the
seventh. First Devlin clouted for a corner,
He advanced when Bowerman stopped an
inshoot with his funnybone. and took third
on a passed ball, McGinnitys hit tailed
him.
Maloney singled in the eighth inning. and
Schultz sacrificed Maloney hoofed II to
third on Chances hit. Tinker hit to Devn.
who threw low 10 the plate. but Bresnahan
made n good pickup and nailed Maloney at
the tame. Chance went TO third on the play
and after Tinker had stolen second. Wiltse
made his wild pitch When Chance hit to right
iinn this, inning the hall was returned TO
time. McGnnitv threw to Deyln. but
kick and dismissal
Tinker fumbled StranR's grounder in the
ninth Fvers threw out Bresnahan. but
Wtltse walked Tinker made dazzling stop
Of Brownies hit and held Strang at third,
sammy. however, galloped home on Don
Inns fy to right. McGann was dentcd by
pitched ball, nllnG the bases Mertes
came to the front with two Dagger to right |
that fetched Wiltse and Browne to the desired |
estlnation.
In the tenth with one out Casey's error
gave Rresnahan a life Witse hunted and !
the Chcagos. being taken by surprise. CAPPED |
Mt the ball while Wiltse streakcd to first. !
Browne forced Wtse. Bresnahan going to I
third and scoring from there on Donlins !
scratch hit to Casey The score: