The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
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~ steal home Whom The brokers slid
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bring them up ~ ths keg where thsy broke
training Al tho wives and children ~
The married players we're seated ny the
uahers on the Opposite side 81 the held
rom Whop'a 10 Ger concession
Broker Percy Guard Was captain ~ tho
Beredichs and pla we'd ATTY position he wanted
% because the hall used belonged a. Percy.
junior I'D Richards, who played yariDnsly
right field, first baar and bench for PercyS
team would have made a home run j. the
eighth intirg II he hadn't ieen COMPELLED
TO cut across the field from first when his
little hoy Eddie fell on the bIeach"rs With
excitement because ~ papa's triplet drive
toward the playground. When the broker
found tina, bis son was all right and happy
he wanted TO have the ball thrown Que to
the Fairgrounds again while he made a
fresh start from first. but after consulting
the baseball guide the umpire decided this
would bs against the rules.
Richs ris's heavy hitting and the nuiner-
ous twin and triplet drives Of Percy Guard
and Matte Herman were the batting fea-
lures OF the day Matte Herman might
have added another run to the married
men's list II he had not forgotten himself
after a three Dagger in the sixth inning
and stopped at third to talk about family
matters with Tom Dunn, who was coaching
near the bag for the Benedicts.
Yes, he's two years old now and a regular
buster" Matte was saying TO Dunn, while
Lcuie Bowersfeld was running over to
Whop's concession 20 find the next batter.
And he wears his shoes ont along the left
heel in the cutest way. He takes a stree
about thisl long already. and Matte stepped
out about four or five feet from the base
to illustrate.
happened to be playing third base for the
unmarried that inning, and who had been
holding the ball with anticipations.
-Y're out!" commented Umpire Edwin
Howard Kchn.
Brokers Morton Jones and Ed. Bayer
wearing red CROSSES on their arms and pink
mosquito netting ballet skirts, were the
self-appointed re representatives OF the Red
Cross Society to look after the injured.
The only players hurt we're Harvey Youngs
and Walt. Hazard OF the single men, both
Of whom stepped on themselve = severely
while running after ground ers; Bennett
Joeokel. who tripped over third base while
trying to make a home run on a foul fly, and
every inning but the sixth. All these
players we're carried to Whop's dispensary
and brought around all right.
One annoyance to the players was a flock
Of guide balloons that were sent up at
various times from Luna Park to test the
air currents. Many times during the game
the fielders started of on a false scent after
a small balloon, thinking they were getting
under the ball. Broker Tom Marsalis
chased one of these toy balloons out to
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the ball. he fell into a swamp during the
run and practically ruined a new spring
suit. which was the only regular baseball
uniform on tho field.
Owing to the length of the game the
technical story Of only the last inning can
be given in detail.
Guard stepped into the spotlight and
Simon Legreed the horsehide TO the bill
boards and slept on the cushion Of the third
cosey corner. Timpson worked the door
for a general admission and Guard motored
to the keg. Gallagher swatted a side
wheeler to the tall lilies with a general rise
in the market OF two points, and Watkins
biffed for what resembled an advance Of
one point on Furnace Creek Copper, but
Gengler connected. Dead bird.
Herman swung with intentions Of return
ing TO the old home once again, missed,
tried, tried again and skunk back to the
water pail. Two pickerel on the string.
Dunn slammed to the zenith, but Johnny
Goodwin was on the spot. All in.
Youngs fouled to the aurora borealis,
but Guard was among those present. Stat
ford gamboled. Hazard tipped to centre
sta &c, but was stabbed OF the second pillow.
Wyle got a pass TO the first reader room
and Whop tapped a new key. Mccormick
rocked one toward the cradle of the deep.
but Billings reached toward the clothes
line and rang II of. The score: