The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-13
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can-wd praise IN its earlier eldaee and cfitlclsn
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heldlha, and ,weah batting. and they we're
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than an event c9lncldept With tie ceIebrstIoh
proper. Everything elee waa cay and sue;
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srlnS over ave hours ihousR The New. Yofss
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ming Of two National League pennapts, capped
diamond that The public had lie opportunity
10 show formal appreciation for. And the
appreciation shown was commensurate with
Possibly being the centre Of worshIpful
public gaze and laudatory cheering for such a
Sustained period was wearing and had its
pions had reasonable excuse. for that sort Of
thing 10 firing as well as pleasing. However
a., me p PLAYERS Were ShipP,s ger when they CLIMBS nnr, q
the programme. the procession down Broad
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and the Battery. The sidewalks were packed
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ness suffered for the time-besebail and base;
balls most successful enponents excluded
pretty much everything else while the W
The Polo Grounds was decorated with in
pgmefable aagss' With ehttle American r Snd
air. From : o'clock 9n;l half after 5 while
the people were coming IN bombs were sent
explode any more emphatically than the home
team did later. but that vas a mere detail.
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them. They were wanted as souvenirs, but
}hs %Hs' TO sG q psro S(h s,,. it i S%sF' from nae &c
and sailed away toward the Hladuct.
field TO provide fun for the young ball players.
/. YVES so% and tSa aIhh |, when rn Il SaS pushed tss,
RETr s ra8% Tae and Si'R Rnoefed P the breath s out
Of him; President Murnane Of the New
l HnslNs ed 4 heaFq State saf fea rrss' %ere a rndrsl the Se
onlookers. when the automobiles containing
The New York and Cincinnati players rolled
cciiP1cnit ' TWICE. This humber oceasioned " a
renewal Of the shouting and greeting. Kelley
Mh kss r seSs sIns esn Willis, M syoFsS and
to. the Webster, Club What he said and
y Tha, e sas dffbp s snpp Sf ih only yf by the lm ssls an
ton. Their voices did not reach the stands.
The same was true whe1 MIR; Hermann
emblem to the New Yorks, That ceremony
was a pantomime to the spectators.
wi Win 1.-The the cs N fdr ] Ps9tisstor fba band md and its
BBeeffoSfaes ! o sSfIessst s sa@ Me rte : 'f Pata sHS11,S
sfaeE in hssIR s sso Mss ai fSe New ,wo 9 H'fss hsSs
do Il exceptionally well. and the Reds. who
msre6 SsR' Seii t RRs0usRR's ss S%sh ,ne'r dTe''"s'
streamer,, had been presented by. Nj Herr.
stand and cheered with everybody standiGE.
mainst syi IN t lie box ni' TIE mos most me" heartfelt inah
he has received In some time. They, would
have scored more runs than they did but for
game progressed the home teams fielding
trooped over the plate. Jake WeImer had tie
Df safor sateRs e Re as s siSf' acquired a safe lead
f fBs Of Dl. their T nH%ee s,1 had Oe slIed 5hf fSs co oH5 at
in he hrst inning, with none out. Higgins
scored on a helder's choice. but Seymour was
nailed at home by Devlln. In the fourth
inning the Reds made a two Dagger, and there
were two errors, a sacrifice hit and a base on
balls. Yet with all this tumble they did not
score. One reason therefor was a fine play
by Bresnshsn., who doubled barry al The
plate after catching Corcoran's fly.
In the fifth inning FIVE Reds reached bases.
plate ma and 4" three were left hiishe and dry. AZ But
the hitting was bound to have it's effect. A
double. and three singles gave the Cineinnatis
to hit 'em where they amt" and they sue
ceeded. Triples by Huggins and Kelley and
a spasm of ragged fielding in which Merte-
and Devlin took prominent part. gave the
winners three runs in the eighth inning.
The New Yorks made their only run on
Devlin's two-bagger, Gilbert's sacrifice and
Bowerman's fly TO Seymour. Weimer handed
out Ave bases on balls, but the Champions
coud not back them up with hits. The score:
CINCINNATI. NEw YORK.