The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-02
PuTLADELPHlA a. ~ L NEW YonK "a. IT,, o.
FIRST DAME

| PHILADELPHIA "a. w., l. NEW YORK "a. l.. J. y.
FIRST DAME
Two close games were fought to the bitter
end at American League Park yesterday
afternoon. and the New Works got the bitter
end Of both OF them They were beaten
| to in the FIRST and to In the second. the
second lasting eleven innings The story
Of tho double defeat on the hill is story
OF II shortage of base hits. particularly timely
base hits In be first ga me the home team 8
batting AGAINST the potent pitching OF Coax :
Icy was a. insignificant As bridegr DOM
ut a wedding. They did good denl moro
with Waddell In the second game. but that &C.
centric genius OF the slab moved them down
time and nj ain when men we're on bases,
lie struck out eleven of thcnl, and at various
times whcn any old tyre OF n poke would
have won ~ e game for the New iorks.
Home Nur lloar struck out -four, times
CHESHIRE str,ch our three times in the first
th4m f rave 1'" az fearful aud Wonderful exb S
ton of batting. But they are not hired for
that, a,d the r PITCHING was first class Hoss
pitched a splendid game In the SECOND line
play, The iii ladelphias had luck it, the SEQ
ond game. and the New tnIks suffered from
Connor
Boz, rers, we're ln.eres;ne and T.. 900
rm"nt ~ ,hnir power there was o.! heId-
ing r. w. o'St game 10 ahuuat Hase 90;
pIckupa Of low throws ear,.c. But there
WAS one occasion when slow ,:i"l.ns proved
SCION" ' inning. schrecstneo.t was the e. first
n nR te4 H5d9p fn a. +. ps Il 'h "nd
Dougherty. who shoIlH have taken IT, slowed
up. The ball fell safe ''artsel snackc,
q SIM Gle TO left; and ll"Hm.m hit to center.
scoring Schreckerrost That wos the only
Iulsz made ,'9 e., catch 'r the six,h inning,
th., N.r lEl fl,..tr h.aZF nhZn I,-
Hs n re good 90 en s"1 rs a ea HSe
to third With tie speed Of a deer. Srh-s"ksn.
costs throwing at all other times vas deadly.
but this time Dave flashed over the path
In spite of his earnest ondeavors. Dave was
LEFT lett high apd d5y ahssbro struck out; and
in brilliant STYLE A. coacheT Monte Cross
cry OF the humorist Substitute, as Chesbro
Pays the, ~sllppsry eum tip in The ibrd
most Of lie others faded, Flberi4ld did not
send IN any rnn with his hits and he. made
q, ,'s se"s
Rh' to s' ces "s on as 0fss
head. Chase sacrificed. and Fultz and WI
liam. worked the sa,seze,, 81 for run Con-
that squeezed New York supply OF runs dry.
Elberfeld made a low throw OF Dayiss
grounder in the fourth. Davis scored on
Crosses triple. seybold fouled to Conroy,
Murphy flied to Dougherty. Cross scoring;
Had Elberfeld retired Davis, Seybold would
have been the second out, and there would
have been, no scoring Tho sixth, seventh.
eighth and tenth innings saw New Yorkers
left on bases owing to the strinReney. Of the
stlngaree market; keeler and Elberfeld
with only one out. Williams could not get
the ball 70 the outneld or on the ground:
was forced by Chase on ripping hard drive
to Knight,
center Cross sacrificed seybold srounded
strag ht to Elberfeld. but the ball took a
sudden and heart ,wrenchns, bound over
gratis. knight. who had famed three times.
pushed slow .grounder TO Conroy. The
latter threw high to the plate and Mcclure
had to take his foot OF the rubber to make
the catch The pathetic result. was a run
and second knockdown for the diamond
artists OF the plateau. The scores: