The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-21

NEW YORK (N. L.. l:cHIcAoo IN. L.),o.
rha New Yorks were out to redeem them
~erves Yesterday for their sorry exhibition
o, the day before. and so far "a one perform
snce goes they did redeem themselves gal
,srtlv. They defeated the Chicsgos. 1 to o,
I + I me sos zane They were, real slsdissors.
steady Of nerve, determined and agile, They
bad 70 Se al thst 70 VIII; fos the ch sisS,aso
= Tinker ssr and and Johnny Evefs resolved them
.si yS,,g 5D Ss. a a sSd sH s ne s' TSSd.rfiu frS Scai tlTs,
and skill enmeshed everything that did not
goover their heads.
Pitchers Mathewson and Lundgren with
each receiving iawless support. Mathew
son, however, oqsgi.ehed ,hs Phlss%ssie
lone masing him Just as effective as Mathew
Lon unql he ninth inning when the game was
son, The SeW SorE 81. PUNCHED Sa, Z, three n hits
could the Cubs make more than one on
NShewsou. They made only three hits
Msthewson's curve was both wide. and
eel controlled, and its course bsfied the
chicago ,hitters a great deal. fooing them
tSins nice 10 hit at and then bending away
aid drawing the oatters out OF position III
, ,DS ,b St l. saf SaI Ief e. the s.I bat 5s w With @Us s sSafscisSt;
impetus 70 carry far. Lundgren kept his
lqtchlns more 70 the middle of the plate. IL
| nlTZlrO tne New IOIkS HlknlllNs DuI uhlH Z
The sweep and elasticity Of Mathewson's
mixture. There was serviceable helding be-
hind Mathewson, toe, quite good enough Tor
lgtrous as Chicago,s.
After elght scoreless innings the New Yorks
cent ths only yally q The contest sSr over rIn the he
Si Seymour decided the issue. IL was a home
run that wasn't a home una home run that
Ninth By hitting 10 deep left. but into Sheck-
ards hands. shannon reached first on a
\ single . short Tinker being unable 70 get the
|si sSal't he iFiisRR, foul line. He declared Hot
nan had interfered with him and there Was q
iSird on the hit. and as things turned out il
did not matter at all about Browne not being
allowed 10 take second base on his hit.
Devhn was the second out with a foul to
king SEYMOUR, not famous as a pinch hitter
earned The halo this time. He met the ball
over he night field network and. into the
seats II few, Shannon ainbling on the unshod
homer and sSs :. SsS io sssspi5pS s, on 20. the club
Mathewson struck Slas out on three balls
2 The nrst ipning; Psvln made a hit Tor
SsS , : ors M ~ .n no se soofb ssi ss ~ ,N1 b W.T. the eG lnotcnais
qntil the ninth. A play by Lvers on, Mathew
son in the sixth was as sensational as they
esncn C2a1 liner for right right neldIwo@id surely Be !
leap and knocked the bali dow with, his 9loved
Rand That was only part Of what he did. He
| did NOT have m to set himself for a throw. SO
after picking the ball up he let ny while all
twisted up ana caught MatheMson WIN an
accurate hurl TO Hoffman. The beauty Of the
PLAY was that after making a hard stop Eyers
made a still harder play IN recovering the ball
ard fielding IL TO first.
Once in the game the Chicaeos began an
inning with a hit. Evers ushered In the tsird
With a single TO right, but Bresnaha1 threw
1ut Evers at second on Kings grounder and
Slapped back TO first in time 20 snatch, Dab
lens return throw and a make a pretty double
RAY With Devlin on first in the seventh
inning Rigler called a balk on LundRren; Dew
M took a long lead and Lundgrep. thinkinS
he was under way for second, wheeled and
! made a motion to throw. Seeing Devlin
s'Anding still he did not throw. Rieler said
J this was a balk, but the throw motion wa:
n more toward second base than toward nrst
and IL is TO first the motion has 70 be made e
constitute A balk. Lundgren certainly die
rot max a deliberate blum movement 10 throw
70 FIRST base, The score.