The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-14
philadelphia. 3; New York, q.
Boston. :; Brooklyn, 8.
Chicago. 5: Cincinnati. !.
At st. LOuis-Rain.
sr,SpINd or THE CLUBS

anil ,nvLpHIN IS. Ia, :, NEW YORK (N. T"), 4.
purlAptLrmIA, April i3.-In a game that
,.arrad ten innings to decide. the Phila-
IoIcbias downei the Champion New Works
,,-day nv the score OF 3 to 4, The Phlla-
s.l,bigs held the worlds champions even
m ,o rno eighth inning despite errors by
.,,on and Scntcll. Then in the eighth
49,, .,r,r. NJ omission on the part of Magee,
T,,. and Thomas mace II possible for the
,.irors ro hang out three two baggers and
,.ngpe ana score Two runs. thus taking the
lad in the galuo. Just when the 1904 FANS
vera about giving IN nope of victory. after
t,ying II IN sight all afternoon. the Phlla-
goInbias broke in on McGlnnity's delivery
10 nod rho score up tight at four runs by
caring Two mon across the plate on two two
base nts ana a single.
When the tuinnlt in the stands had sub
.da1 tbs tenth inning. was begun. The New
Works coulr not get past second base on Dew
r,s walk GIlhsrt's pretty sacrifice and easy
f4s 10 thc cutfclH by McGinnity and Bresna-
han Tho r~hllAdclphias then went in Nor
,ber tarn ut bat. McGinnity showed the
sH4 Is al the long game. lie had been
pounded hard III almost every inning, and in
the tenth he seemed to let down.
Thomas drove the ball to entire for a base
and vent 70 second on a passed hall. the
second ono by Hresnahan. A sacrifice by
Isrt Ed nut him on third. and when Sentell,
the Southern Lacquer, placed the ball in
rght centre field ii was all over hut the shout
irr. and that followed before Thomas was
.nIp 10 get across the plate.
II was a great game Tor the spectators to
m wild over. There was something doing
,yary minute In the closing innings. and the
visiting rootcrs took turns with the local fans
in hitting II up.
The Philadelphias used thirteen men in
The game ana three pitchers took a turn in
the box. sparks. who pitched for the first
,Isht innings, perfor med splendidly and
should have won his game easily With any
hing like clean support. In the eighth, when
tht was needed, Lush was sent to bat for him
and that neCessitated, a change, Of twirlers.
In the ninth Dug9leby was called over from
the clubhouse and despite a couple of passes
,.i5 ! "''f nu gGfSy Be mafbS aSted &c for oi KIM, fnt
'sled 10 p~rolong his teams innings. Then
y the tenth Kane was called TO the box.
H. gave a pass to Pc RSevlNin sw the Vo first o man up up;
increase their score. and then the Phila-
dslphlas went to bat and won out in q gallop.
The scoring, began in the third inning,
when the Quakers got one run on Dooin's
nie hit, Sparks's sacrifice and Gleason's
timely binGle to right.
The New Works started their sSorins in
fn1t Of Dahlen's arasscutter. did not stop it.
D@yln advanced the runners a base with a
happy sacrifice. and Sandow,, trotted home
when Gilbert plugged the ball 10 Bransfeld.
| NcGlnnity flew out and Bresnahan died at
FL. In that same inning The Ni,b Phtladelphias
Doom hit to right for two bases; he went to
hind on Sparks's out and counted on Thomas's
pteta TO left, Devlin caught Glesson's fly.
10 the sixth the New Workers tied the score.
Bransfeld took care of Browne unassisted,
lOnlln made his second hit of the day and
ide second Mcliann flew u to Magee
and Mertes drew a pass. It was not until
Dihlen hit for a sack that Mertes reached
tld and DOolin let the run in by juggling
DHvhn's grounder. Gilbert ended the inning.
Ia the eighth the visitors took the, lead,
.NtIng two runs in, a way that made the
Philadelphia outfeld look foolish, Donlin
~ out and then, Magee misJudRed Nc
N.res then put the ball close to tho flag
/ pa and it fell safe between Thomas and
Titus, That was also a two baser, and the
4 rond run was scored when Dahlen lifted
stole second. Gilbert was hit. but as Nc
ginn.ty and Bresnahan flew out there was
Nthing more doing.
When the Phillles got to work in the ninth
Int man, bumped the ball for a base and made
stS9nd on Magee's fly. Then Titus put the
VII to centre for two bases. and one run
mqnted. A passed ball let him down to third
l1 he scored on Bransfeld's two base hit
lhtt sent Donlin and Mertes hunting. Doolin
passed away at first. and Doom was walke
nIIposely by McGinnity. Duggleby was the
sflt 0' H. sll but 4 10y s ssht to 6im GfIber to a ind
ne inning was over. with the score a tie.
With the New Yorks blanked in the tenth
.homss singled for the Philade lphians.
i slsssff bali q fG se1t biPP u 70 MN tbir9 on s se0fell e anna a
o time with a pretty drive to right centre
IND the game was over. The score: