The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-24
Brooklyn. 2; Cincinnati, q.
Boston. .: Pfttsburg. ,.

NEW YoRk IN. L., I: CHICAGO IN. H.. 0.
TIL third shutout OF the New York-Chicago
series LOOK place at the Polo Grounds yester-
day. the New Works winning and making the
only run of the game In tho tenth inning. =
was the third straight shutout Of the series
and as IN the other two the fielding was OK
ceptionslly nne and the pitching very effective.
Skill and speed. In fact high class baseball.
do not often come TO light in three games in .
row as they did In the finished performances
AFFORDED by the clashes OF the Poloists and the
present and coming champions.
Red Ames and the renowned three fingered
Brown were mastery pitchers yesterday,
parlous predicaments. Double plays with men
on bases. and sharp touch and go double plays
they we're With no time to l?ok around or
accumulation aud prolonged the battle. The
New Works made two such plays and the Chi
four In which the New Yorks We're q shade
surer and faster in the field than the Cubs.
the first time since he was hurt, and his play
there was so good as TO make him look a feh
out OF water In any other position. His
were admirable. Deviin and Dahien did exe-
oism. Chance, steinfeldt and slaTle. doomed
up as reidiDg stars on the Chicago side. but
Slagle made an amateurish throw In Of a fy
In the tenth inning that thwarted an easy
chance TO get a man at the plate.
The New Works we're knocked out by a
on second and Deviin on hrst. the -sstgts
Seymour seSM@s h III q hd SSaTP ons 70 s sssisfeld Rey Wso
Rronged Il, Jumped back to third and forged
out Seymour. The Cubs went along FOR
inning after inning without the first man
up getting to fret. For eight inninss not q
fifth King singled with two out and Browne
sent a hot one along the left foul line, which
Clipped the corner Of the bag as il jumped
but Rigler said foul.
.Sheckard beat out q hit to short in the
but bevlin smothered .steinfeldt's smash,
touched third and forced Sheckard and fired
across TO Bowerman and wiped out Stein
saueiched BY steinfeidt.
tators and players. Tinker, hunted. and
Ames ran over to first TO cover the bag. Bower
man, however. 70 whom the ball was hit.
man and Tinker ali reaching a foot for the
base simultaneously, and one Of the avalanche
q feet being 2 Chicago foot. the bag, was
cision to make. He said safe. which probably
was the case. Evers sacrificed. and q tumble
to sacrifice but missed a couple, then hit to
Dahlen for a double play. Doyle threw out
Brown could not ind the plate for DevIin
in the last half Of the tenth, and Devlin walked.
seymour dropped a fly behind first base. just
R&s laV was a up next and he assa CSics 20 h heid
all sorts Of ca ucuses, conventions and con-
fabs The inield came in, and the outheld
also moved up close. Bresnahan grounded
TO Evers. who held Devlin at third and nipped
Bresnahan at first.
Brown pitched three wide ones to Dahlen,
and il looked as II he intended to pass him.
Then he switched and put one over. Bill
fouled IL into the seats. That was one strike,
IL was outside, however, and Dahien walked.
Strang bait ed for Doyle and whacked a liner
to short centre. which SlaRle caught just
above ground. II was not much Of a throw
home. but Slagle's hurl was ten feet wide and
Devlin was at the plate untouched. The score: