The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-20
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The New Works played yesterday as II
overawed by their opponents. and said OPP
ponents battered them around scandalOusly
The chicnsos we're the opposing team and
oil the class .here was to the game they pro-
vided, The New Yorks gave a poor exhibit
ton before a big crowd. Their fielding was
foolish and their batting srasmodic and I'M
certain. Twice in the game the Cubs batted
| mark in the first inning and again in the ninth.
The New Works had q lighting chance up 70
the ninth. but in that inping the cubs cured
Mctiinnity's service 10 shreds. and there was
poor fielding besides.
The game, though one sided, was not with
on bases several times. and as they we're in
close striking distance up to the %neurotic
nic,ory yher fb Mss s Finpser Tsiaf sGow 70 nHSp o~e sSs a
wac a deceitful rascal. Every time he was in
difficulties he, seemed 20 he %Juaking and
! York batters TO retreat from the plate with.
out having inflicted more than a minimum
Of damage. The going up slung at Brown
shorty !slaele sent a ground er %Iscsmperins
into the left field corner In the first inning,
for four balls. Schultz trained a two bagger
on New lork's right flank and scored slagle
with II. Chance lined to Seymour, Sheckard
scoring. and Steinfeldt whisked a single
through short that escorted Schultz to the
There was all sorts. of stuK in the second
inning. Slagle walked, and Sheck sacrificed.
Strang made = bad throw Of Schulte's
hit. a wild pitch and a tumble by Dahlen.
but no more scoring for the time being. The
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a wild pitch. took third while Evers and
Chance were making a splendid play on
Strangis lick and scored on Bo werman =
The third inning developed a ludicrous
out Evers singled to right. king hit safely
along the grass to centre. EVers going TO
second; ON gTc S~T bi ny to- to sy%o Sn, i ESess
King meanwhile had run down and was
boSed between first and second on Seymour's
innities of The chase so vel, however that
Evers slipped home while King was being
IN Ruffs rSea Of r5sSiEy tn, Hsn latter rp having fihsr he bail
in his hands and looked 70 be a dead one.
Dahlen thought 80. and Bill and Johnny APP
selves when King suddenly gave a kittenish
Jump away from Dahlen and scooted back
Bfesashan. but Roger dropped it. and Kling
Dan MciaPn made his frst appearance
since he was hurt in Cincinnati. He was in
uniform on the coaching line and was chased
to the bench for roaring over a decision.
Later he Was banished TO the clubhouse. A
base on balls TO Strang and hits by Bower
man and Mciiinnity flied the bases in the
18th inning; and with none out. Strang scored
and Devlin subsiding on feeble flies. Seymour
sent a fy to Schultz in the seventh, and an
out a bottle. His action did not make a hit.
From all around him came demands that he
be put out. H. was an isolated outbreak:
The crowd was very fair on the whole and
did not even get after Chance for the bottle
episode In Brooklyn. Chance was Kissed a
Bit for being in Bowerman's way on a fly ball,
but his interference probably was %uninten-
tional.
The New Works scored in the eighth on hits
by Devlin and Seymour and an out. but their
light went out IN the ninth. Sheckard singled
and Schultz sacrificed. Chance hit 70 Devlin.
who could have trapped Sheckard between
third and second. but finally threw to first
and threw wide. There followed four chop
ping. stabbing, splashing singles. a tumble
Of one of them by Shannon and q poke into the
and miscuing washed seven runs over the
plate. The score: