The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
NEW TORE ". L.. 9: CINCINNATI. 2-FIRsr
GAME. Il

yEw YoRK IN. L.. 9: CINCINNATI. 2-FIRsT
GAME. .
The New Works applied the cad to the
CipeiunAtis q couple Of times yesterday
afternoon, and not the least cheering feature
thereunto pertaining was the good pitching
Of Red Ames In the secon anne. Mathew
son pitched the first game. and that he
should win was accepted as a matter OF
oourse. Regarding the rest Of the pitching
stat suesswork rathert than confidence is
the prevailing state Of mind. DO when Ames
breezed through nine innings without a
culver OF q letup In his effectiveness the
crsnks took Il as . portentN more work OF
the same to follow and improve the pros
poets for the pennant. Apfes was part due
for such a display. and when II came rs the
estond chapter OF q double header IL was a
measure OF added qualification. ..
Nsth.wson. thodsM 81 hdsne zee SUP
planted Christy In the ESTIMATION, of the
rooters. Msthewson wasn't p6shed aad
dIdn' I hump himself as he could have done
II It had been q hard game to VIM i. The New
Yorks batted well all afternoon, and a few
tin ely hits In each contest established q safe
lead for them. Tenney and Bridwell were
The best batters. Tepney made q triple In
the FIRST game n q home run Id the second.
No medals, crowns. cups. orders OF the
garter. Y. II. Cs. cum laudes Or other deco
rations have been bestowed on either OF
these sterling players. but; nothing has.
pleased the cranks more than to see the
hard working and reliable Tenney rap out
Q sizzling home run.
Bob Ewing's ann Il, not in, prime con-
dillon these days. and aftef holding the
New Yorks at arms length for two innings
Rnh nAf HE In the fhird Whanot want q
bit to left from McCormicx's bale stick:
b!ai want 4 hit -, left from Rridysll's
whsny nor BIZ but zip! went q triple to
runs came In and when Herzog singled
lennsy scored BIespahan was safe 90
xsnnss tumble nn and b s, and ps hsraoE e. Cd.
iatoush On an ninieid out. ~
in the NTH inning which allowed Paskert
he stand. Bridwel made. a two gasser
Wild I pitch was ufoTwardsd 70 ne plate sI By
1 1hso" into ep sse os sssna st assrs ia T ne ssseSSssnnssKk
hit. Mike Hoped home, Bayless jolted
stsmwinder q = hit throIsh seymour
W %S Sss :. e. passed Bayless, the ,rs, pan
up in the second game. his early fnish, WA
bhN INCo w
getting through the inning without damage
Dubeo walked the first W men on'the New
York side, but this half too was a blank
The game had nothing eniivening until
Mr.. Dubec for q circuit waliop. His heat
was q roaring liner to right centre end was
going hard when 1t reached the fence. Her
kSs eIippsd q a Jingle Sad sre sad IA iol-
taour's fy to Psskert Herzos scored Pas.
kertis return went over McLeanis head and
lured Brespahan % far of third that he was
caugb and run down.
.Devlin was guilty OF ~capeless base run
ming In the sixth inning; He made a two
baSFer into thu left field oyerfow, drifted
TO far from his moorings when MCCORMICK
MEG an;a to Baylss; and va ca%ght by BSyiesss
core t IN the. etshth on kSpert's srSs1A tie
Speculation was ike. to, use'an absolutely
new expression. as Notwithstanding would
weather. the seventh inning; II he can get
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4mong those present were a lady and a
him a. person Of mark. The fatter was
viewed with polite curiosity. but the straw
lidded gent was pelted with such emphatic
verbal shots on the Appropriateness OF his
hesdsear that he 2 his companion PEA 9
for conventions. He would as lief omit his
diamond stud and his tan shoes. from his
evening dress as TO wear q straw hat 80 late
10 the season. The score: