The sun., 1908-06-10
New York, q; PittsbuFg, 2.
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, q.
Philadelphia, =; st. Louis, o.
Cincinnati, .; Boston, 2.
NEW YORK IN. L., 8: PIrrsBURo. ?.


The New Yorks were on edge for the
Pirates yesterday and played one Of the best
all around games they have put UP this sea-
son. They also played all around the Pirates
and swamped that ordinarily formidable
crowd. but which crowd yesterday played
poorly and as II nervous and ratified. The
New Yorks were on their toes from the start
and out loose such clever and rapid play that
the Pittsburgs were staggered and guessing
and worried. Toward the finish the New
Yorks. having big lead. took delight in TAX
ing liberties with the visitors The home team
got away with one remarkable piece OF base
running. Tenney scoring all the way from first
on a short single, though when he started for
the plate It looked as II he were prompted
chiefly by desire to indulge in a little unre-
strained horseplay.
Cranda sent up lot of 'puzzlng twisters
for the Pittsburgs to analyze. and It was hard
for the Pirate sluggers to meet the ball solldly
~ Their Sas ana Vas sp pse ON nb
his bases on balls, but he was 80 hard to hit
that his one frailty did not amount to any,
him was in the last two innings. when he
sas s%ssS Rns h'b he BAN 1sS into fSs the left
OF him. Right here Camnitz hung out the
distress signal and vas relic ved Miiesan
f,rV On the sex eSpansive @ % broSs | OF Freddy Clarke
OF Pittsburg and Larry Doyle Of New York
sorts Of catches, and Doyle covered more
ground and handled ground drives with more
sureness than he ever has done In New York.
lie moved fast and was very quick with his
hands. His and Clarke's work was good
enough to earn them places on the Olympic
educated up to baseball As to the famous
Wagner. who appeared with a brand new
haircut his his pr0wess aecompanled his shorn
must have been an ,unwftting Delah The
New lorks made the clouts rattle around
se Fig eoT Mas f4dn bs onn WAX his
:. Their wasn't a hit, connected with New
Sork's first run. made In the first inning
stole third cleanly and came In when Wagner,
u his eakerness to make double play. missed
in the next three. They we're of in fielding
hunts. and the second time it cost them some
thing. This was in The he fourth inning Deyli9
TO Camnitz, who fumbled The bases were
all tenaHted and Crandall poked an easy
at the plate. but Kane mufYed Gibson 3 throw
Therefore ,t instead OF double play WITH % no
in on Kane s mnfr. shannon scored Bridwell
>, Crandali made his home run in the fifth
took a bad bound to Tommy Leach, Devlin
had singled, Doyle had famed and Bridwell
had scored Bresnahan with hit when Crandall
sent the ball wnVing TO the clouds. II was u
tremendously high hit as well as long one
lark baked up against the stand and
him into the seats
Fine relaying by Donlin and Doyle shut
of Kane at the plate in the seventh inning
Kane pasted n three bagger to the ropes
and tried to make home run ont of it, Doyle
took Donllns relay and made beautiful
throw to BresnahHn. With two ont in the
eighth Tenney was safe on leaChs wide
throw. As, he, started for second Donlin
hit the ball, which went between Kane and
Abbaticchio, 1t was no trick for Tenney
to get to third on the hit but he kept right
on. though the ball went only short dis
tance out on the right field grass I he Pitts
burg felders We're slow in getting after it,
slow in getting it home and Tenney slid
around the catcher when it did get in.
The Pirates plucked two counts in the ninth
on base on balls and Wilson's whole thing
hit past Seymour. The score: