The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-05

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Outward and visible demonstration Of base
ball inter eat attained q p~innacle point yester-
day, when the attendance at the Polo Grounds
to see the New Yorks and Chicasos grapple
was the biggest that ever squeezed together
on that historic field. The New YofEs won.
and q thousand or more persons than saw
the best attended game here for the world 0
championship last fall were there. worked
up to various stages Of frenzy.
Not even the winning OF o worlds cham
pionship TO top OF the second capture OF 9
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Grounds yesterday to see what the two time
Champions could do in a crucial series against
the twice champions are for the time being
the under dogs and have an uphill fight. be-
fore them to, win the .pennant q third time:
see What could be done against rivals that
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that was another reason why the tutnstiies
clicked music OF q faster strain than ever
III cranks that rally around the New York
Nationals' standard have oittlmes seen the
team rise to occasions. They,saw It do SO in
There was a tensity about the home players
yesterday, a seriousness, q depressed emotion.
as 1t We're. that bespoke that they knew the
ball team, and whether or not the New Yorks
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ors packed around TIE campus thst water
were hemmed in BY q human mass that was
alright. 1t was half an hopr after the time
srehedylsd for beginning a.hn ss.t the I Pam .,d se fore
far enough to make room for the game, The
Il was ,dlalcnl. to toEssse thet y would be cot Of
enough police on hand at ffst TO core With the
situation Of surging crowds et the gates and
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f }A%asa sellers IL n0 Ticket ee' takers a1s and sri ashe Sssdd e:
in the colin and the pasteboards and direct;
persons we're ufable to get In at all, and were
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not to risk. the vortex. turned away. On the
other hand. several hundred got IN without
pa masyt ihnsdi ., They sHsns eh rs t.a the q ose msnt sad.
fenes-on Eighth avenue jast TO the. Right oi
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had scores Of. imitators, and men end boys
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a ahe by s. O'clock. While out, on the Held the
'r II the es game ss%R eSd Seen P0 'csiisa a, $40 the out
felders would have had 70 stand on the base
paths. Msthsxson hSd & Do HE WANING rnhnS
q lane not over a yard wide and, formed BY
sSes animals, ana they're bound % see U.s..
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landing in a %arinnins in%dIyIdual's ear.
set ~ aSout tn Clearing aefesye sse ' heISs Il tns Was "a a R Rafd
and by main force slowly pressed \ back.
and seamper across The fieid. and the cops
had 70 be alert as well as strong. Foot by
foot the compress went y, those In the stands
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those in the stands themselves were IN sardine-
like juxtaposition. Empty cigarette boxes.
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When the crowd had been driven, back
to the ropes far enough TO permit Of playing
ali around. Electric iiRht poles. outside the
grounds, fence palinss end terraces IN the
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field glasses was detected on the root OF a
house on the heights across the Harlem,
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De fddips Of the NeE York; steadIer and
error and two fielding errors were jumbled
inning, and that was the inhinR that beat the
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fhr i3IIn r,s ~ tho to ls s1a handsd pitching checked the
The New 'Yorks had trouble with Jack Tay-
lor for a while. but got to him later and at
ment, resourcefulness. quick selling OF OPP
portunities and. resolve were In evidence In
ihs q WI ? iop n Y VIII; ' :, : ssydmSS sut; who he
making two star catches. The other recruit.
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in the fifth came at the moment to brSek up
the game. ,A
loaded such q onS.to left in tho SECOND inning.
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son tore between Bresnahqn's feet. The Cubs
scored again In the third inning and looked
winners all over. Slagle's blunt to Gilbert
put the Rabbit on first, .SheckArd sacrificed,
sehulte pasted an aerial single 70 left and
fumbied Steamboats, erousder and could not
recover In time TO keep Schultz from reaching
tho plate. but he did recover III time to toss
ths ball TO pevlin and nip Chance. -It-was a
timely and heady play by Dahlen, 1t put an
end 70 Chica COS scoring spree.
Dahlen, always cool and reliable In i'm
portant games. jolted a two bagger into the left
field seats In ,ne third inning. II would have
been a home run but for The sro,ind rule. He
scored on Mathewson's fly to SiuYie. The
rest OF the inning was turbulent. Bresnahan
doubled, Brown and shannon strolled and
the bases we're Allied. In spite Of the Telling
OF the rooters. Taylor put the ball over. for
Seymour-Sl slammed q, scorcher, to FIRST.
mour In O hot sprint for the bag.
One, two. three the New Yorks took the
count in the fourth. but In the NTH they
blased forth brightly. Gilbert famed, but
single TO left, Browne, with two strikes called.
chopped Q bounder IN front OF the plate.
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