The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-29


PHILADELPHIA "a. L. 7; NEW YORK "a. IL. s.
A redhot finish topped OF the ball game
at American League Park yesterday All
OF the games OF the New York Philadelphia
series have been exciting and yTess t pst
was more 80 than the others, me Phlla-
delphias won through batting and bases on
balls in the ninth inning after similar com
blnston Of circ9mstsnGes nae ESeh B W.
teams played with neyer-say- die spirit. lt
was hard game for New fork 20 lose. bIt
inR hits. their fielding was a shade cleaner
and they won the game on its merits. ,,,.,-
Their fielding was steadier han New forks.
but none Of the home teams errors cost q
run, barring a batting error,a wild pitch
by Orth, due, doubtless 70 ms bqhd6geQ
hand. There was a good deal o. Of 3TllllaHt
Williams and Elberfeld sharing IN tins. WIZ
Jams and Elberfeld were busy TO the point OF
perpetual motion around second base. The
New oris we're fast and daring on the bases,
quite eClipsinR the Philadelphia IN this de-
partment. Steals. Of third by tultz and
IOnroy brought the crowd TO its feet.
Ortiz pitched we'll The reason he left the
game was that Fultz might 90 TO bat. ruiz
made two6agger oGt re Snah dd I ~ We
In the ninth, His control was bad and his
effectiveness nil. The score was tied and
when Hogg went in 70, pitch. a whole inning
ofHogg would probably have meant victory
though two runs were made aIteI ne az,
Bender we're made in the last three innings.
There we're four threeply double plays.
one, OF them cutting down the HS% io IKE
Philadelphia In the second: After Anderson
had been hit by pitched ball In the second
KIN hmm" With R a slSShins double to left. Conroy
Kcinow famed. Chase REACHING for balls
a foot outside the plate. keeler drove a
scorching liner to Bender in the third, and the
chief caught il with his left hand. then looked
to see II the hand was stu In place; man, %
third on a wild pitch and scored on Crosss
hit The inning terminated with one
handed fielding gem ny O 9IaT yb Si EBTRi ' in
the fifth cost the Athletes a run. That
towering youth turned second on q two
back to second and safety, kept, on 70 third
and was thrown out by ten yards. SeybGld
singled TO center IN { he seventh. ana MURPHY
followed With the cleanest sort OF a nome
run The center field fence stopped the ball.
In the same inning ConrOy's single and a
two hagger By Chase produced a run ior the
Fuitz clipped on a two Dagger in the event;
ful eighth and, after Dougherty had iouied
20 b Sla sl stop Of rs ScSrecEs high throw
Keller walked El6erfeld hit TO Davis, who
fumbled momentaTily then threw out fultz
bases Williams cleaned mp, with a home run run
drive past Hartsel Timely batting Is VIII
liams's forte these chilly days. -,-., -
cross was the first man up in the ninthl ana
Clarkson could not ind the plate Lave
walked, and went 20 third on Seybold tEo-
t SSsger oyer " Kses ns9P pSsd Mu
phy. which filled the bases With three balls
and two strikes knight singled 20 centeri
CisrRson out and substituted Hogg. SchTeck
flied 20 Elberfed. ElbeTield gathered IN
Hartsel's grounder and nailed knight AZ the
but would have been nipped at that station
had Conroy, who took Mcclure throw, put
him out. Hofmans single scored Bender