The sun., 1908-05-10

wv TuRh We II, !. BOSTON IN, H., 2,
Nnd on the fourth day the rains ceased.
-. oa.ers reggededd and the New Works and
lost Of The hall, beating the Bostons at the
Co.o Grounds Z to 3. A large part Of the
.,c't"ruent oi Yesterdays game was crowded
rfo the first two innings The Bostons
opened m 4 husinessike way with a couple Of
rlrs but the New Orks went them several
'stler In husinesslike policy and grabbed
n Nv" runs
Young vas batted out Of the box in the
.'ro0d inning. 4 two bagger. by Devlin
,r me- hrst with the bases filed, sending IN
fhfee runs was a blow from which Young Cy
,ou'd moi recover though he staggered
along until a third of the second had been
pAyAd Deyllns prOdlgious blow really
turned The tide and broke up the game, and
for h, pow erlul hit King John did confer on
rs oval subject the order Of the crown.
Meanwhile King Joseph WAS conferring on
ts S yrSor nS" S ms.e5 qroTnS oTS bs sf 0T9eT ira o.
rann IN the first inning, McGann apparently
n-ing blt nervous as TO how he would be
received, also was vital occurrence In the
.oCal team first inning rally
McGaun vas applauded generously when he
zane 10 bat in the first inning and not
.uyed 4 great deal later when he made an
rrror and struck out and the other former
New. Workers we're nicely treated, They
IRE bard 10 recognize In the pasSionAtely
aAru Caps which the Bostons wore. and the
'splanatlou was advanced that the poor plays
made hy tho visitors may have been due to
their brains becoming oyerheated from their
JaMlng red caps. Ferguson. who WASH I
.bod eOnugh for McCraw, pitched quite as well
a, MatheWson. The New iOrks never scored
N hlu and made only two scattered hits.
browne opened the game by waiting for
ecoud. sliding around Bridweli, who hsd to
one over to the other side OF the bag to take
tresu ahan throw. Beaumont lined double
'o right centre and scored Browne, \ hase
"n bulls 10 Rtchey and Bridwell's bad throw
TO TT Of Dahlens : grounder brought Beau
mont To the rubber,
Young opened prOmislngly. lie famed
shannon, but this was a fash in the pan.
~ shney deity placed a single along the left
ou hne, Donln unloaded a jumper which
ouny COuldu handle, and he too was safe
seymour hit straight to MCGaun, who made a
arid error, the bases being ulled in conse-
lsncc. Young, dld not like Bresnahan 3
oOks and passed him. forcing Tenney home.
ueu he put up a straight one In Devlin's =
,rOOye and DeVlin killed It.. The ball went
'm a line 70 lett centre and DOnlln, Seymour
nd bresnahan trooDed home, Doyle struck
ut Tor change, put Bridwell crowded a
o bagger betv ecn McGann and the base
ne and brought Devlin In.
Frank Bowerman blazed a single TO centre
o. the second, but was thrown out 10y seymour
% trying TO stretch the hit. For New York
81 the second shannon heat out an iureld
10 and enuey poked a safe one past sweeney,
ho had run In too far, Donlln hit to sweeney
ana shannon WIS tOTNeTeO on lIe llllt, DOnlln
citing around TO second while spike was
oing run dCwl. seymour singled to right
nd scored IrIney and Donlin scored on
, ounG y poor handling Of the return
There was dumb play by Seymour in the
ouTth a very dumb play. RitChey hit safely
md was forced by Dahlen. sweeney singled
y centre ana Seymour trapped the ball
hrow to second would have forced Dahlen,
ut seymour was so intent on making the
.lun that he had taken the ball on the fly
hat he neglected the opportunity. to catch
lahen at second. lie fired the ball over
10 fcnney. but as he had trapped the ball
he umpire wouldn I fall for his attempt TO
p, away with a double play.
The Bostons made four hits in succession
the eighth inning, but only one run A
uossible rally was spoiled by Bates being
auRht mapping Ut second. Bates singled TO
entire with nobody out and McGann shot a
,aiety to left. Bates took long lead on
,econd and was cut down by Bresnahans
,orklng throw to Bridwell Ritchey hunted
,afely. Dablen's inheld hit brought McGann
nome. Sweeney foued 10 Bresnahan and
shannon made fine catch OF BOwermans s
errifc drive. The score.