The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-09
CHICAGO IN. L.. 8: NHw FORK IN. L.. q

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End 70 ana if 4 Class dss ; TSri 3 , IT, 1 Ss;% 20 XSrf &
which the Champions made one tally In the
FIRST inning could not do anything for seven
specsedins innings; then making one !. run NJ. Ia
NV Wien len Z the two umplres emsrges from
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t Hnse g s1es sse V' doxn.rod Den arS StnS&s'' must
az ast Tie G north a end ~ the i Grand sp stand. followed
the umptres around as they went over to the
New York players bench and ives taken up
The umplree having ascertained the batteries
for the day. half q dozen, camera were leyelled
A. them as they waited for the game ne to begin |,
Of hostility toward the umipires whatever
when TIE game vas over. and 1t was q game
q MeGraw and peylln. both Suspended.
tremities Of the battle. while the giant Killers
did enough scoring In the midstages 70 beat
them. Reulbach, PITCHED an eccentric samsa
quickly to great etfectiveness. which he main,
tained. until the ninth session. when ne
f snRtGesso Bl ras a az s's anchor eres e %iediwsrd iSS
the Cubs, came to the distressed Reulbaeh's
relief and saved the day for the leaders; The
Of innings and these. together with an error
BY Bresnahap. gave the Spuds their Iup p
.asa reRIas Tor h iRs Ssx; } a5a 2 som moving ss'sdH S~a
The asld was Assxy, By, there y sss,n Lett e
f 1fa1 fs shd Ev;er s el1ss!llins s'lsMa Me-. q iittah%e'sssTii :
outleld had little to do except look on; Bres,,
to second safely. Reulbach passed browne
nnS sh forss s1 Of 5Sssnon. and s' %saan an struck Ssst
ne was caught a yard from the plate jumped
70 A n's reg Re %Ita Ai had se.t'ed down he ives
ohsered I 70, bis his h good dn 9S'tG an1s,,ol IN . 1aes; saed os
as sso i the az aP'. q Tus:dsy s,ill fsnkied|sus
with no diminution OF intention Of the New
o YHde 10 s9ose. 'G rs E.. WAS VI sn shs ssme by yf the t tnm HIt
OF the ninth inning. when the home team
schulte hunted in the fourth, inning and
Amesis hurried throw was wide. Chance
sacrificed and steinfeldt scratched a hit to
third base: Tinker hit to Dahien and s srs,,1ss
in the sixth lining. Chance again sacrificed,
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over second which scored Schultz. Steinfeldt
taking second on Seymonr's poor throw IN
He plunged to third on Tinker's long ny to
Browne. and Johnny Evers, whom Emsile
had rebuked for being too fussy on the coach
Ing lines. brought Steinfeldt through by bouno-
ing a hit over second.
the rooters broke forth with s z vocal cyc clone
The TEX iehpa sevi q say an no aREISs1 Of f4 Re%iSae h e n saSss
Shannon walked. and when Seymour put him
on second with a hit to centre the din became
deafeninR. The rooters shrieked, pounded
their feet and tossed hats, In the air: Capt
Chance talked with Reulbach and tried to
1 The New "s" Yqrks Pretestea AGAINST the deisy
and the cranks yelled for the game to 20 on. =.
McGann scored shannon with 2 bit. and
Joe Tinker rushed hlther and thither, de-
time to warm up. Emslie sent the Chicago
players back to their places, but they gained
as much time as they could. Strans sacrl.
He struck Gilbert out. and Wiltse. with a
count Of two and three, cracked q fly to
The last two innln &c lasted forty minutes.
A line single and two hunts. filled the, bases
with Cubs In the first half Of the ninth with
nobody out, but g ;, Rressn nSh|s , ind
and Reuibach struck out; There was a
at the start Of the last half Of the ninth.
The spectators In the main frowned on kicks
by one side or the other impartially. Quit
that and go on playing" they crted.
That was an awful riot they mao 10y
oon, ,ont haa I'd after tina on ma Tha aO0ra.