The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-20
NEW YORK "a. ~, 8: DETROIT, o

The game played by the New York Ameri-
cans yesterday was as different from the
tail end kind as cheese from chalk. What
ever influence was brought to bear. on the
aishiaIn nd %oysTnish M. they NV we re, III aas stand and
runs and shut Them out. The. right side OF
r@s feS Laporte sn was au second base where
first instead OF Chase. who had had an ulcer
any, too ut. Moriarty, was the sensation OF
the battle. lie hit the ball so hard he loosened
bases bas se vorsciousiy' In the seventh inning be
made a clean steal of home, beating the pitch
fairly and sauarely and with the ball handled
Schmidt, however, caught a ragged game
for the champions and couldnt stop New
York 5 base running at all Both sides battsd
count. while the Detroit bin giles were scattered
among outs and there was no inality to their
made nlssdiet a b ' or two in every = inning, but the
New. York fielding was sure and Chesbro's
careful application Of curves to the batter
%eaitiesl MIN tIme esVe Tw ,s e b GS%eei S We're Suf len n
on bases. The New Y,orks hit safely in eyory
s% ,nn.ns R IN one Sns n;ni ana and sGe FOUR PG IN asoth .ate'
The Detroits weren't as resourcer,h as
usual. and 1t is seldom that they made eleven
bination, however. was coincident with some
vigilant AND sharp PLAYING on the other side;
and IL was New YORK 9 goou game rather Inah
Detroit's relapse that cut the most ice. Man
ager Kid Elberfeld saw oniy part OF the best
playing his team has done. in weeks, The
allowed 4. to ferment, nntil he was ordered
of the field BY o%Iouehlin. lie made a stub
born retreat, H%stopping en- route to llngcr
semaphorio arm busy signalling TO him to
move on and allow the game to proceed,
40 for ne sn R : 10 e win ine for tSe NeW York ., these he ep dsys
is nothing short Of that.
Base hits: double plays and steals were as
beat out q hit to short In the first inning,
stole second and came through on Moriartyi,s
fIaflf BEAT Th aSs a WI sit. f 70 sScf. ~ he Ssa ssSond
inning. stole second and came IN on Ches6ro's
staiSnr, lsrrSSp e lei ,nn,p M ! xas rsod Jumper mp
Sss .h'rq hs IL sRf 'S @as p aas.edd ~s Mof f ! to- took
a lead of second and on ,Schmidtis poor
threw to to S GssSh . him hs.s ho 90 sa,I i t. hut th ssSm,d a.,
second base. Net only, that; but i was a
0s soh s 4 had a"f fog IL bis dome IN the third
inmine. witt. one out he hit safely. Craw;
,ssd ssr ,e rum = ~ sn T. et Hss%aHlllhi s 4 SsanstsT ih asa
BACK. double play Sro9sSt Elm Out q his
f bstroit.. iheTe th wes TIM Zines 81 men ne n' Were l 81 Oh, on
MeIlveen reached arst in the seventh, inning
tSlr ae on Morisf Tvs tunt and Hsmphili batted
him in. Laporte's dribble to first advanced
Mory and Hemp-their titles when they win
the plate. Roth halves Of the eighth were
stirring. After Cobb. had singled Laporte
knocked down a hard grounder from Ross
ont Rossman. Cobb tried to- take third on
the MAY and wss eItin euished by MoriaIty's
Sork's half Ball doubled, Blair tripled. Ches-
bro doubled. McIlveen singled and three runs
dented the plate.
ninth iuning and tn be pitching with an effort.
The fret two bettsrs were retired speedily.
but Mullih tripled to right centre. Mcintyre
and Schaefer reached first on four balls, the
only ones CHESHIRE gave. Crawford and Cobb
had gone to the clubhouse. but wireless mes
siges from Jennings brought them back on
the run. Cobb might as well have stayed
away, for Chesbro made CRAWFORD hit the
ball; Ball stopped the hit. and though he
a force he chose the longer route and threw
the batter out at first, The score: