The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-22

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saaA winhins GAM" hu' 81 tis'In NJ. u''f'nr
fhsturhl1s POINT ss' he .eg,nh nn'.s,
Ut two ho-li le runs E~lbsti'lu wa, tr..ns
VI make q double play aud rs~ nirifer-d
sscSnd The NeT York; p9,l'Td t. CO.,.
sIsspa,s,ie i%se '"tS'fer Ne ,lrrumst ,n. y.
the wisest thlns FOR Elberfelt would he o
been 20 hold 90 10 the rail and basn slt sned
sc ss an CUT 9S snd ii6nss S S"r Bate, i,Tov vas 'i isf from on
Q ball breaker Connolly made q weird de-
sisicn on Q.Nsih Of ohioaao u ne sishth
four feet, but Connolly said out
There wa4 scfasgly pitohtra huttef fingered
sks weather was enough TO take tie edge
81 anv sans form and Co account fof, The
erst two named falllnss PVT poor ,oschips
attributed 20 vaearies Of the ~thernometer,
For instance In the first inning kloerfeld
wild throw InStead Of being held ~ third
on Chase's sharp hit TO riss' no was sent
along and nailed az the plate easily Williams
nave scored fIberlcld had not the Kid been
sacrificed on the altar Of misguided coaching.
Elberfeld singled u the third -toI" @eeond
and scored on Douohus'a error On tOhruy :
tap. -Conroy. Incidentally. Datted poorly
and failed on four chances 70 rqt IN runs.
Hits by Donohue and sullivan and a has" on
balls gave the SoN q run ia the fourth. Ia
che same inning I-bell misiudged Norlarity,,a
low ny. which same thereby Resolved n-elf
MEG ssorihce. Chesbro forced Mcclure
and Moriarity scored, Dundon FOOLED an
attempt 70 complete a double play rnd Chee-
bro rumbled to second. A Wild pitch put him
on third, and be came In on k-eler fly TO
Jones,
cold wind. or some other mail gnant influence,
put CHESHIRE 10 the bad in the MIN inning
First he passed G. Harris White. pitcher; and
singled, and Chase made a scrumptiou- play
on Davts's grounder, forcing Isbell AT second.
4, base on balls to Donahue filled thr bags.
There were two strikes on Jones, when he
White and Davis to The rubber, Donahue
MNSS6Gfui re ' thrsw o to " %in IAN D P9 mann made a'Sf;
h ball on to EfIberfeld in the iaint hope q
% @ss1 way out ut Of plumb and PopahSs scored.
vS Glsrk MS6ei came %,s in w e pitch H. in s tas stI on;
O'Nell. Grifith went in at this stage, Grin
stalled along and worried the batsman, and
was imperyious TO the Bloomingdale coach
ing of Nick Altrock. Isbell forced Dundop
at the plate on a jumper to Chase. A Wild
fouled out. The effaoemsnt of GARRISON
came too late. though the worst he was re-
eponsible for was one run and that indirectly.
The Chicagos were busy kick ing or CRIT
fth's alleged violations Of the prescribed
delivery in the seventh inning, but betines
by Sullivan, Tannehill walked and was
forced by Dundon. 1t was on this play that
Elberield threw into the allewsv and Sulli-
Jones and O'Neil tried to catch Elberfeld's
hit In the second half, of the seventh. The
resultant collision was beneficial to Elberfeld
who reached third base. He came in on
Chase's hit. but after Williams, had flied to
Davis Conroy struck out and Chase W as cut
down stealing.