The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

NEW YORK "A. H., 6; wAsHINoToH, $.
There were bold doinRs at American League
Park yesterday. The New Yorks beat the
Washington In a loosely played game hut
stubborn one. Foolish errors and prodl-
eious prods with the bat were Of frequent
occurrence 40 we're fine fielding plays. IL
was A hnphazArd species Of contest the play
ing running the scale from irldesoent 70 m
fsTlor, from mastery TO maladroit. Team
work went 6eggPRs . PART ART OF oo f3e une' a"o
Willie Reeer. who yields budgeon as
mighty as the wlelder Is little, peeled on loHf
hits and won the game In the ninth inning win
a home run This was not the only home run
Tom Hughes lifted the ball over the LETT held
fnce. one Of the longest, u not the loagesst'
drives ever made on the local grounds;
II followed a two Dagger by htuedge., ahu
Supervisor GTltfith thought mat Noulu 90
about all for ClaTkson. Bal Hogs went ~ 70
pitch in the third inning. his hrst game IN a
big lea gue, and the e1-SpOkane and eN-lRco-
ma twirler made signal success OF ms debut;
He was cool had lots OF speed, good control
Of his side arm delivery and whlsked the ball
over the edges OF the plate in a way that made
He struck out seven and pitched IN hhsned
GARRISON passed the first man up, Chase
felded Hills sacrifice TO Williams at first base.
and Stahl was hit. Dougherty was slow IN
getting the ball back after taking Huelsnans
Ay. and tho two bsserunuers moved up;
work was done by the Wsshingtons in Sew
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stole second, went 70 third on a wild pitch
and completed the circuit whom hughes
made a bad throw TO first Of keeler's safe
to Cassidy. Cassidy muffed, and Keller was
safe at second. Williams sacrinced, Ander;
son waited for four balls. and Chase's inheld
Fast ieIding BY Keeler held Klttredse nj
second on the latter's smash IN the second
inning. but the effort was wasted as hughes
putthe bail over the fence. More frenAed held
ing by the Washn gtons gave ConroS run
in the fourth Conroy TOOK frst on Tour Dalls,
stole second and kept on to third on hi't[edees
out al second had not Cassidy's throw bounced
on his back, enablir him 70 score
In the sixth inning. after Williams had
Andersons vicious welt and threw TO the
plate Williams was trapped between the
bases but KitLredse threw wild Whlls tryyiIn4g
he third out in he rifth inning hit 20 Fssidy,
Who threw him out at first. Elberfeld made
reckless SLIDE tor me bag aha CS Ineod 9S@s
an d anything hut clean ball playing
The WashngtOns filled. the bases In the
seventh inning on three hits, one scratch,
one out Hill was forced by StahL the ball
being handled 100 slowly for double play,
The The BAH by Mcclure. Williams, Ei6erfeld and
base prevented a double steal by Jones
ana Stahl and retired the eide, Conroy MT
10 the right field fence for three bases ia the
eighth inning aud came In with the tying
nun on Chase's single between Mullen and
Stahl, This was after Jones had made 9
superb running catch Of Anderson's wicked
wallop Jones ran into the center field fence,
but fToze to the ball
I here was only one out in the ninth when
Keller hit into the unprotected space between
Jones and sullivan. lie streaked IL ar ound
the pillows for all he knew and turned third
as the ball was started on It's second relay
or so wide he scooted over the plate stand
ing up. The score: