The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-04
Detroit. m: washington, 4,

CHICAGO a.. LD. Q: NEW YoRK "a. L., s-FIRsr
GAME
Tho New York Americans were at their old
tricks Yesterday, following up the clever
defeat Of the White Sox OF Friday with two
defeats nj the hands OF that team. They
played GrdinsE ny bust ESod enough to lose
SOY playing a cleaner. stronger game in both
portions Of the matinee. The salient weak
sparse four ~safeties. was all they exhumed
m either game. and while the New York
pitchers were not easy by any means there
vac no H2xSins oil the pea behind them to
The double card was relished by the rooters
frances 10 see The battles and hope for a bet
tor outcome that did materialize, Before
tb" second game began the field itself had TO
several thousand who could not find lode-
ncri IN the g3rged pagodas.. This time the
overflow Mas kept under restraint with but
moud rs Oh the Fourth Of July.
The New Works not only lost the first game.
hui lost the services of Chase for a while,
Tho king of first basemen was spiked in the
srm IN the sixth inning. He was sliding to
secopd base when the accident occurred.
arm and Chase went to the club house for
repairs. He reappeared on the field with his
srrl handaged. but made no effort TO play
again.
The Sox opened the first fracas impress
sivolv. Hahn and Jones making sin giles, but
then. came a force and a double play, which
quick collapse OF the enemy made the crowd
feel Joyous for "A while, The hilltoppers
right az the start and for three innings doubled
on their tracks back To the bench as fast as
they Came up. The Sox cut a melon in the
second inning. Dou1herty slipped a single
80 left. lsbell bludgeoned a three Dagger to
the fence. scoring Dougherty and scoring
himself on Hart's retirement. Conroy to
Inc New Works drew alongside in the fourth.
They b,lossolned out with a ripping three bag
ger by laporte. n right field thrust by Williams
and a blazing triple TO left by Conroy. There
vas only one out. but Walsh opened the throt-
tle after passing Hickey and curtailed Kleinow
10 a puny spush, on which a double play fe-
suited. The Chicago runs came in couplets,
spalr IN the sixth being due to a pass to Jones,
IN inf1eld hit by Donohue the decision at
nrst, on Donohue causing the rooters to roar
loudly "a sacrifice by Davis and a deadly
ohue's wild throw trying TO catch him mapping
between first and second, and Chase's out at
nrst, put "A run to New York's credit in the
sixth.
Hub Hart prodded a single to left in the
seventh. Walsh famed and Conroy tumble
and .Donohue's hit scored Hart. On Will
tams's wan relay. to the plate to head on
Hahn the latter also came in.
10 the second combat as Walsh was in the
nrst. Conroy clouted safely in the second
boundary for Williams stinser' but Conrov
vas doubled trying to steal, the other half Of
the double being a strike out by Hickey.
The trst Chicago run was made in the third
inning and was of elemental construction,
though none the less important. A two bag
ger by Mcfarland and a single BY Jones
turned the trick. The New Yorks came back
with a run in their half. Hoffman walked and
stole SECOND. likewise third on the slow throw
ting by Mcfarland. and tailed on Moriarity's
convenient single.
Just for that the Chicagos shipped OF three
runs in the fourth. 4 hit by ID avis, who was
forced by Robe, Newton's distorted throw,
lsbells double. a pass to Mcfarland and
smiths hit brewed three runs. Thomas
made a home run in the seventh, and a Titanic
rap il was. The ball sailed over Jones's head
o The centre field corner aud brought in
Hickey. who had been passed by Smith. The
scores.