The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-18

CHICAGO IN. L., J. NEW YORK IN. L., ?.
For the last two summers there has been a
good deal OF respect in baseball circles nerea-
bout Tor the Chicago Cubs. That feeling
Was increased YESTERDAY, although the ma n
uri IN which the increase came about WAS a
shock 10 the crowd at the game and to the
NGm s9r1s; The New nosks had the Cubs
a. me rinth Chances cherubs tied the score
Az. IN the twelfth they won the game,
stsht innings. and there did not seem to be
rhr ghost Of "A chance for the Cubs to win.
Sut The nrsine, prodigies never let go, and be-
they mink has no lioense to beat them it is the
New \ orks, SO it was up, Cubs. and at them
hitting In the next two innings the Cham
llons brought all the science and subtle team
" I,rs at |. m tsslr SSa@na. 4, IL be bear rd in order TO to
turn to elemental methods is what won for
them - to primitive principles. Johnny Kling
sauhS with all his might at a swift ball that
,leayed the plate and sent it screaming, into
~" left hed seats for a home run. There
for ..
Mathewson- struck out ten of the Chicagos
aways, Jumps and slants, the ball shooting
on at all sorts of mystifying tangents, This
va, the case for eight innings. In the last
-four innings Mathewson was not so effective.
SIX of the seven Chicago hits were concocted
the last four rounds. though Mashewso9
haG. been lied. JACK fPaester mea ntimep
paItel for Brown in the n~inth-was holding the
New Works down. They had a man on base
~ every inninR of the last four, but Ptiester
and his cohorts established a quarantine
around the plate which they would not let
the locals pa IS.
spike shannon tried hard to win for the New
Norks With his bat. He clipped a single 20
eft In the drst inning, moved up on Brownies
sacrifice and came through on Seymoqr's
slash TO right. Chance prevented further
scoring by a bone shaking dive for Bresna-
hans hot one. Chance came up out of the
an out. In the FIRST imd Of he same an i inning
George Browne entertained with a fine and
right Held thrust out his gloved hand and
EMBODIED Schulte's toW ering drive therein;
shannon spanked a single 70 centre in the
made a bad throw 10 Chance. shannon ran
:" thlrd ana Browne to second; DeyiIa
Tie iStI,r whipped re ball in to the plate
shannon had not trief to score on the dy,
q. Hoffman followed his poor play with one
that was q hummer. He caught Seymour'4
~ 9Eets %it RAW throw , ,ba n Tss f SS va ana true
The New Works we're through scoring
Miner Brown Was himself for The remainder
inning inclusive the Cubs did not make a
ht OF M~atheWson Sheckard bupted safely
n TN the hrs nrs, The n trS nh a'' d 10 I"t TSe @ 0DSs ' he
Hoffman In the ninth inning after Moran had
Popped a fly TO Doyle, Doyle threw out
Sheckard. Hoffman taking second. Once
having experienced how il felt 20 make a
mans size hit the Cubs yearned for more,
schultz tapped a liner over Devlin's head
on the hit, Chance Jared a two Dagger
over Bowerman's head, and Schultz scored.
StClnfeldt flied TO Bowerman.
The first man up on each side reached INST
IN the tenth innjng, Tinker for Chicago on
Seymour's muf. Shay for New York on a
clean hit, But the succeeding. batters were
each and all unable TO keep up the good work.
hofnlan singled for, Chicago in the eleventh.
Sheckard sacrificed and Schultz singled.
The Cubs looked like devouring grizzlies just
then and the New Yorks like shrinking fawns.
but Mathewson made Chance sit down on
strikes, and Steinfeldt doomed a celestial
NY 70 Doyle.
The New Yorks had almost az good al out
look in the eleventh. shannon hit safely.
Browne failed on two attempts to sacrifice,
then fouled to Schultz, Deylin sacrificed
and Seymour hit a fly on high that Chance
pocketed when gravitation got in its deadly
work. There were two out in the twelfth
when King made his home run. Pftester
struck out and hurried TO the box. Tinker
threw out Bresnahan. Bowerman singled
over Evers, shay fouled to Chance, Strang
fled 20 Hoffman, and the curtain fell on the
tragedy. The score.