The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-05

NEW YORK "a. L.. s: WARRINGTON. 5-FlRsT
GAME

NEW YORK "a. L.. s: WARRINGTON. S-FIRsT
GAME.
Griflths hillmen had a bully good time
on the Fourth Their holiday festivities
consisted Of two victories yesterday after
noon over the Washingt ons, not the most
formidable foemen to be found. but pretty
sim opposition, for Their are no snaps In the
American League The New Yorks had to
s s snn w ss not IN S %sy psrss Ss
they we're there with the spirit, the ginger
End The speed Th Ss Were no dun
four crowded hours, OF action. citation and
san It could not have been better enter
Of thousands saw baseball Of All kinds. but
principally keen. clean and we'll fought base
Tho str game that the New. Works have
been playing for two weeks, the idea! weather
for The sport and the holiday brou sht out an
aHda onto the the ed and them eft the stand
chock full, II was as enjoyable an, outing
as vas 10 be found anywhere about the city.
proficient in pinch, and otherwise delivering
easily have been lost. had there been any
tendency to weaken or become DISCOURAGED.
Two pitchers we're knocked out Of the box
Tom Hughes lasted Ave innings. and Broad
Jack Powell only two. Bill Hogg went in for
sw Gaf IN The !sa mo,
ssry for him to leave the game and made q
temporary cripple, Of him. His log was black
1;rfth succeeded Hoss. and his craft and
the Nationals incidentally Grlflth made a
what he was going to do with it. replied:
Have it gIldcd and hung In the trophy
. i may be mentioned in passing that Jimmy
Williams with the finish Of the second contest
had played his wenty,,ifourth consecutive
and ali Of Willamss chances Yesterday We're
not easy either Jones. who did high class
to get Jones. Knoll sent q liner to Elberfsid.
threw tire y via, and Jones scored. Mullen srpled
to right In the second inning Heyden.
whose throwing TO bases was thing Of de-
light. shot triple over fultzs head that
The New Works tied the score In Their half
OF Sou the TO- h E s es in ' chsas
eft eld fence F"its e Was ht by pitched ball
low to stahi trying to double fyl.z, Chase
soyef The bali. There IS certain spot in lelft
field which looks TO layman "a If 1t ought
10 be reached readily by a fielder. but which
nshs abeea nor A. that so sns to
hlt scored Jones. Eiberfeld made bad throw
e. and Knoll sGSrsd
le9s sd, drive: stahl and Mullen perpetra'ed
q2 he Ne s,eS York found sI Themselves in the
ffth, and the Washingtons kindly, obliged
VIII timelr eTTor F9ltz hunted SAFELY
from from a force by MHiisn's nun. Grifhth
hunted to S!ahl. who made a bad throw to
it;rs' and ~ Fnltz scored Keller forced
GIiN'th. and then there came tide in the
AFFAIRS Of Williams that he took at the food
al" led a nsfot f pshea xe fp and
tie rsh, side, ot the ledger, williams,s
in the sixth inning was so fast it made the
.nectators dizzy: Fulrz slipped in another
hunt in this inning and scored on Grinlth,s
lie bat. and in the h. meantime 1irifith recouped
his bellows On such subtleties are VIC
sssdys error; w lila s %crt. and and
the Washingtons with a double play in the
eighth, IN which yeaser was the hero OF the
cas WIN cGrk s,, I stop that was the IN
leaR"r'S errors inlperl!ed the local ontlook
N ne second game but Joe redeemed himself
NJ na' sep the vi the w' and
ont-,ayed Willlie Wolfe. The second New York
,as'oG of the day 70 feel the panGs Of defeat
moi.tcned delivery was sustained i'll its cX-
'"p'tonal effectiveness. while the New Works
solved Wolfes crossfre in the latter part Of
NE game, Chase Numbered into the error
column in this conflict, but played a fine
game at the first bag throughout the day,
preventing more than one wild throw from
being wilder by his activity.
=, The Washingtons made the only, two hits
they got IN the second game In the second
,nuine These. with errors by Yeager and
MCGUIRE, gave them two runs. Fultzs good
base running gave the New Works run in
ne second. Dave trrdged to first on four
balls hurried TO second on a passed ball stole
thirdi and scored on Cass!dy's high throw
OF McGuircs Grounder. The New Works
Won the game in the eighth. Anderson was
n front, of nougherty 5 line ny. but, Keller
m hard and safely, TO center. Mullen fell
down IN trying to field Flberfcld's hit Keller
.cnrr%inc to third. From there he scored on
MiIliams's fly to Jones. Jones's throw to
III" plate elnded Kittredge, and Elberfeld
went 10 third Ieager brought him in with
single to center.
fult2 made a wonderful ca tch in the sixth
inning, and Dougherty made a fine one in
u" ninth. In a game so close these exploits
We're very soothing and helpful. The scores:
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK.
R.H.P.A.E RIP. A. =.
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