The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15
N 2: Philadelphia, l..
Boston. L: Brooklyn, d.
Cincinnati, 4: Chicago.

NEW YoRK Is. III, 2: PHILADELPHIA N, Ll, !
PHILADELPHIA. April l4,-After eleven
innings. remarkable for the effectiveness OF
the pitching and the cleanness OF the fielding.
the Phillies lost the third game OF the series
to the New Yorke, 2 TO T.. this afternoon.
1t was 4 hard game for young Kane to lose.
but It would have. been equally hard for Tav-
lor to have had a defeat chalked against
him. Zach side made a run in the first inning
n wild pitch BY Kane being a prime factor
in that scored by the New Works, while a
wild throw by Gilbert figured iii that com
piled by the phillies. Both pitchers then
f%fnsiSq ih SGS"f sH sd3'a al MSrH h iaHit iPs IV''' rhe
Phillies Inenaced the plate on several oc-
%casions. but they, were unable 70 get a
70 win in the sixth, and again II TIE tenth.
but 1t was not until the eleventh that they
won out, Then with, one hand on Msrtes
second and never stopped running until
he crossed the plate. Dooin's throw hitting
him On the side and rolling ont to deep centre
The infeld work Of both teams was superb.
Bresnahan opened up In the first inning
with a single 10 centre and Brownies at
tempted sacrifice developed into "a base nj,
both the runners moving up on q Wild pitch;
Donlin hit a sharp one at Senten. who broke
the speed Of the ball. Bresnahan scoring
Sentell 10 Doom. McGann flied to Thomas
and Mettes was thr%Tn AT = by Sentei'
IllbIUdS Utdl buV - NI'N III W J." illl' 'C
trying 10 sacrifice. flied to Mctiunn. Sent"n
around to ttRiTd' Nage"' was sale ON, a poor
throw by Gilbert, Thomas coming ~ with
the only run scored By the Philadelphlas:
After that not. a hlt. Was made on kaie
around to third on Mrliaim and Mertes's
outs, where he was lett. Dahhrn being thrown
out by Doolin. The. philadelphias should
have won out in the ninth, Gleason reached
first on balls. iSentell sacrificed toward third
and both Dahlen and Drylin made play for
the ball. leaving. third wide open. Gleason
could have reached third easily and would
have scored later on Mctice's drive TO Dahitn;
which would have been a nv with the field
play ing i'll. Titus got 10 frs, on balls and
stole second, putting II 'Vp to Bransleid :,
The hest that the latter could do was to drive
a grounder to Dahlen
In New Works tenth ,Strang was sent to,
bat, in place Of, Gilbert. StranR made good
Taylor,s intended sacrifice To Brsnsheld.
Bresnahan followed with the only extra base
hit of the gsnc a double to right. with
one strike on Browne. The latter was called in,
Marshall taking his place at bat. The latter
natured guying OF the spectators.
Donlin was thrown out by Kane. after
McGann had been disposed of in the eleventh.
Mertes was hit by a pitched ball. Doolin'5
throw just erazed him hard enough to turn
winning run. The Philadelphias made a bid
10 tie the score in their half of the eleventh;
Gleason was thrown out by StranR. Sentcli
low ed with a fly to right, which Mertes cleverly
trapped and then threw 10 second. ii"
would have had a double play. but Strang
made the mistake Of touching the bag before
touching Sentell. MaGre was declared out.
Bransfcld hit TO Dahlen, forcing Titus. Tn"