The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-01
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Whatever else may be said Of the High
anders. no team oAn come along and shut
them out twice In one day. Tho Athletics
beat them 'twios yesterday, hut the New
Iorks made ono ruin In che second game.
Our boys are right on their toes to prevent
Two shutouts. They're tho champion
u getters. They have made a total of
nve runs in the last six games.
yesterday there wa good pitching in
Doth games for New York but feeble
inside work, and It was being helpless
when there were chances to send men
home that laid the New Yorks low In both
games. There was good pitching on the
Philadelphia side too. Dysert's saliva
soaked curving being very eflcacious In
the nrst game and tanning nine batters.
Connie Mack took advantage Of the soft
SPOT to try out some youngsters. He had
Barry. tho collesisn. at second base in
both contests. with Manush at third In tho
nrst and Barr at that post In the second.
Hanush showed up better with the stick
than Barr. the latter being the moro
~sprightly fielder.
Joe Lake was In as good form as could
DO asked OF o pitcher In the frst game,
but he can't pitch and field and do all the
hitting too. At that he made q triple and
2 single. bHt there was nobody to bat him
hitting. though Moriarty made a well
msent double which. won't to waste along
9TH other New York, binsies. Laporte's
M9llyeen walked In the FIRST inning, took
third when Chase singled on a hit and run
PLAY and then was thrown out at the plate
got 4 poor start .oS When g The s{ ssfl was h III sise
s Sc s1I's sa nase 10 sc 9ss ho iSr y 93yEsrss n had t e 20
and Conroy crossed the balls orbit instead
Of running out with Il. He lost SO much
o oiiu cached IL ~ tsi Sdlf0u He ca% 0SsT rs f fSas N sss4s
SonIoy & $isv The ball pusnaoiou.ly in the
6ageer to left. but Murphy smothered tSe
thrSvins s. Reinow blanted the Hthisties
q ses s sev g sno % :. that a xs base on balls fol-
The ninth Inning had all the home rooters
ns for the asylum. Moriarty pierced Ma
70 aanSsh, Who threw o so second anf too Ssl' la me
70 prevent Morlarty getting back in safety.
There was nobody out. Davis played IN
70 him. Dayis's throw across to ManSsh
hard hard. punch = mi, Sst Ryss5. CHECKED I JUST !
throw to Barry for q force out. The Ath-
YORK: and Hsrtsel q Il the right spot
Regarding the second game, a limerick
Of. which Connie Mack was suspected Of
being the perpctrator Ats the case:
There was . young pitcher named Schtitrer,
Who said: Il won't allow them to hit. SIR
he whipped them over 70 Blue.
Who held on to them tue
And the Athletics they won on the Bit sir.
Although the New Yorks were only one
run behind at the finish OF the second game,
shey ooaidn DO anything Of moment, with
have much change to score. Hogg gave
two bases on balls In this game and two
Of them grew into runs. Hartsel got around
~ tpe 1rst inning On a base on balls and
inning. Barr walked after two were out
Nichols hunted safely and a punk single
by Blue sent Barr home. i was the irony
to bat. yet make the winning run the only
The New FORKS should have won in the
frst inning when Schlitzer was wobbly.
Sohsoy Was passed and there were, two
70 steal. II 1t vas good baseball to send
Conroy down, when there was nobody out.
and the pitcher was wild, q rood many
persons we're wrong. Blue threw Conroy
Hemphtll wa passed and Laporte's fy
70 Harteel scored McIlveen. Chase and
and Davis retired Moriarty. -
IN the eighth, taking his low liner on d hard
run. Hemphill and Conroy did finished
work on ny. balls. Connolly gave Murphy
e bit BY a Joke decision In the ninth. but
s sssn SSnnG Ky New Smg gorPs s wss poor ,,o al
his faulty Judgment. Both games were
when the second was finished. The scores: