The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-19

NEW FORK ~. Ia, 3. CHICAGO IN. La, -
At the completion Of the eighth inning OF
yesterdays game at the Polo Grounus INC
set-to between the Champions and the Stos
had the earmarks Of an easy win Tor the
former. But In the ninth the Cubs. who hAd
been meek members as run getters- shook
themselves together. the homo team struck
an unsteady vein srd the Chicagos tied the
SCORE. This forced the New Yorhs TO let on
. wrap and 60 ten inn ings to win Roger
Bresnahan was the boy who batted IN the
deciding run IN the tenth inning. he sending
In BoweTman. who also made . helpful hit IN
the tenth. Two bases on balls had . psrsua-
sivs influence on tho result In setting into
hot water By giving bases on balls. Jake
Weimer. who pitched the last two innings.
was only following the example Of Briggs.
whose bases on balls had him in difficulties
several times.
McGinnity pitched well, and clean support IN
tho ninth would have diapos ed Of the Chtcsgos
without tho game being tied MoGinnity
himself made one Of the deadlocking misplays
In the. ninth, and Gilbert made the other.
Every error Of the game was expensive.
though there was much sharp fielding The
New Works collidsd with three double plays.
the same postponinR their victory. telling
factor In the homo teams scoring was smart
base running. chances being taken with good
Judgment in connection with Chicago ten
dehov to play TIGHTLY at such times and do
the wrong thing. In head work and agrees
siveness The New Yorks laid considerably over
Chances charged
Fast work on grounders by Casey and
Tinker made short work OF the New YorKs IN
the second inning. and a peculiar play cut
on run In the fourth strsng walked. and
a passed ball put him on second King
threw down to catch him the b a got away
fred II over to Casey who stamped IL on Strang
at third. The New Yorks made one hit and
three se wsy bh ss Maked w b. MfTei S
chased ne bali a, and Ieft thIrd uncovered,
with Tinker just ahead Of him and both going
lickety split. Tinker won the sprint, but not
BY enough margin 10 take The throw and put
hilbert drew four balls and the bases were
Bri Ia 5 shin. bshlen Scoring, but Bowermsn
!hroags Lyle" Shsn RTise. f1mbisa MeeiinniiSs
rhsnce. Chance. threw to Tinker. and Gil.
Ss hs nf s %sae no he oa ::
him and was satisfied with running down
McGinn!ty. Gilbert scoring before this was
nnns ON h ss1!t throw sas
with Sammy e steal and Mertes 8 fly TO slasle.
There was amotnfr exciting footraee in The
Chance caught him on the bag. and he edged
toward second. Chance threw to Holman
raced bnck to that snug harbor with a Chica-
goan in hot pursuit dived for the pillow
rd and hs u dash record os s Ms BY
the Chica COS a run in the seventh. In tine
ninth Schultz walked. Gilbert fumbled Tinker's
with hit. i was hunt and MoGinnlty
making wild throw TO first Schultz came
around. Holman flied to Gilbert. Killing
scoring. McCarthy's grounder SKINNED the
sward to centerflield and brought Maloney
home with the tying tally.
Four balls put Gilbert on base in the tenth
with nobody out. Bowerman hit safely to
right. Mctiinnity attempted to sacrifice
ing his foot sliding. Strang waited for four
balls. Bresnahsn struck at two. then spanked
BOverman from third to home The score