The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

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flevcn Innings ~ saaspy, sleahiaa baseoulI
wcre playst A. tniefarae League nstE yes-
ter,trt afternoon, and tha Cieveiandf Won
by a sroTs ~ 10 A. the scogs indicates.
ton innings we're Funieaa. and a0od pitching.
Nith men m haa~s. bsched up BY splendid
nridina. pefmenteI Inc stubbagn 'oife@
Bi'h Orth aud fcsse puiled ont Of numsfous
small hole' ortiz more ffsu nenny than soas.
beraus~ the former vas ne Q bit harder tnan
Joaa, and beins q tri1e less eaecpv put 10
~ 10 hts nridefs more sqnareiy than joss did
10 emerge un~cathsd IRON danger. Orth.
hoNe,e ~. pltohsh \ game only q shad" iess
mcritorious than the ianky Clevetander
There was a wider sweep IN jo-ss curves
than Ia Orth's. and the breaks on The rmer
filings were well contfolled. several lines pull
ihR the loo / hitters I'll cut 81 position, Bu'
he did not have anything m the New iorter
In head work. the difference 10 his favor
beng one Of manual skill. one Of the men
fooled by Ioas was Laporte. -lnpcrtc was
useless with tie stick, but lie 1eldcd teauit-
fuliy OWNS 10 ths absence q MIhails ne
rick bca, on, a bit TO Jerp shor 10 the FIRST ip.
RRiiln 6:e pot dd' I'm IirnSSssiEd IS New W 9Eoarfs fkSaIIfY oi
the frat Kceler and Hbcrfeld punched the
ball only short distances and were easily re-.
won the game then aud here: The nearest
hap1 the tS Sn'af s Il The TO- length o. Ris bat -"
a double play Was q dampener both ways In
s the ,i seG SoT r, ,nG sIasa R9 TSs ,IT., 0 pine h. T knew q
CHASE e Ss' S cons"l.o onpR Rit safely 20 rislt. and
h 1hro@ 20 d5 Chase . do llps ~ uS % co oSeSEtss " Co.'s:
roy singled wl:h one out In New iorks hail OF
the second. bnt a double play was easy on
Moriarity's grounder to Laioie, In the third
inning the Clevelands were again doubled up.
Clarke hit safely and was tbe first man W
l u 3sIn lose dGss ~, Clarke M9st hood df ssHf %a y4 Setws SaS
first and second until he found out. l.aporte
scIttled out to right field, made a good catch
and passed the ball TO Chase before Clarke
could return.
The Cleveiands hit safely In every inning
up to The eighth, and the New GorEs n D eaSS
helped take care OF the Clevelands in tho
fast play on Klelnow.s grounder in the third
The New Yorls made two hits In the NTH
inning. bq. kleinow tried to 70 from frst to
,od Tie II s,z' h I@!aAs @ss v ys,S Ssrs AZ; sSssll s,d i! 60 Gut /,
single to right. orth sent over a couple
wide for Bay in case Flick tried to steal. aud
igs, missed i when he e.. ,ri e to get ia th sa n .Sd
Flick moved up on Bradley's sacrifice, Laioie
toed the plate and looked formidable. orth
who thought Larry was TO be ,passed we're
wrong in their calculations The kissing
haUdfG That takes no account OF strategy
in baseball were 10 evidence. but were quickly
Quieted. Orth shot a ball over the inside
edge OF the plate and then put one over the
middle, Lajoie mot the ball solidly, but
Laporte was nt the other end Of the liner and
made Il double play by racing 10 second
4 remarkable one-hBnded stop by Rossman
robbed Laporte of q hit In the sixth inning,
In the ninth, Brsdley reached second. Della
hanty dropping q ny which Conroy should
have taken. Although there was none out,
Orth ivhtened up, and Bradley was left, Elber.
field and Moriarity making sharp plays. on
g%rounders, After the nth inning the New
Yorks did not have ANYBODY on base until the
tenth. Delehanty singled with nobody out.
touroy sacrificed. The UBIQUITOUS Turner
| took care of Moriarity and Kleinow.
Apop fly OF Bays providing fell safe pet ween
Elberfeld and Convoy in the eleventh. Bay
was forced by Bradley, and Elberfeld's hand
was cut In the play at second base. Laioie
grounded weakly to 0rth. Orth made no
effort to head of Bradley at second. being con-
tent to toss LRjoie out at FIRST. Rossnan
drew four balls, and ConKalton slapped a
wicked Jumper TO short. The, ball caromcd
high in the air on Elperfeld's leg and sailed
over Laporte's head. The. hit WAS good for
| two rNns II also caused Willie Keller to get
his first error Of tho season. because when
Keller folded the ball home ,umpiro Common
However, the incident cost nothing. The
damage had been done.
/. Bet een outs X eeler and Cha ~ made singles
In the last half of the eleV enth. Half way
the nearest to the plate they advanced. The
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