The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-02
ittsburs. 8; Brooklyn; n.
Boston, II; Chioago. o.
Philadelphia. D; Cincinnati, o

NEW YoRKS IN. L.h Q: st. LOUIS IN. L.. l..
The st. Louis good things served to in-
crease New York's victory List by one more
yesterday. This time they did Q little bes.er.
They succeeded, by terrific effort. In taking
o real game OF IL for four innings. f.isn they
faded away. They couldn't Der IN to keep
up with the pace set by the Polo persons.
II wouldn't have taken much Of q pace to
beat them. and as the New Yorks played
Q strong all around eame-one that looked
like pennant ball against the tail enders-the
shrinking cardipals were beaten all the
easier. .
II was a,bstter game than either Of the
two preceding ones; the best OF the three
from q purely New York standpoint. for the
home, heroes were proficient in q versatile
way-confdent. ginGery. sure and fast In
the field and able to get together tellinsly In
their hitting. Their hitting In the last three
st. Louis games was notably good and yester-
day. a. before. . conspicuous feature Of their
batting was that IL was at the right time
and coordinate. Tho sCardinalsS bumped
Crandall hard In the first four innings. but
not 90 that 1t hurt muoh- There was no
aggressiveness In their playing; It was ais
pirited and u~nconvincins even when they
appeared to nave found In Crandan Q pitcher
who lust suited them. Orandan improved.
and they grew oorrespondingly weaker.
As illustrative Of how ct, Louis's hits went
to waste. the FIRST and second innings servo
strongly. Barry opened with a two Dagger.
Mccormick handling the hit slowly. Reilly
famed and Murray singled. Seymour q
q pretty throw to the plate and caught Barry
there by q block. Doyle lost konetchy's
pipe grounder and but for that the Cardinals
would have been shut out. The 81. Louisans
made three hits In the second. With one out.
Bliss and Gilbert singled. Beebe struck out.
Barry made an infeld hit and filled the bases-
somebody yelled. Hold it, and Crandall
did hold 1t when he could have got the batter
and Reilly forced Barry.
New York's batting. on the other hand. was
purposeful and brought home the bacon.
Every one Of New FORKS six runs was made
after two men had been put out. showing
that while there was IN opportunity IL was
made use OF to the full. Seymour doubled
In the second. two outs followed. and Brid-
well singled and scored Seymour. The
Cardinals made two hits In the fourth. but
there was a hairtriseer double play which
shut them OF. Charles. having got . good
start. tried to 60 from first to third on Bliss's
punt. Devlin threw Bliss out at first and
Tenney threw the ball to Bridwen at third
and caught Charles 49,. a..
run S.' opened ne tss S ssesSs e ys sSa1 a.sssd
four runs in the nth. He sinsled And stole
isssHd. toi S ! viz ind . d asaSi: . alsS S a.:
Bail Jumped over the fSstseS's Ssaa.: Bresns.
method, Donlin sent a hurricane drive through
the inheid, Seymour was passed and Deylln
ended sbruptiy through q 6iunder Sy. Soy:
mour in stopping e SECOND: ps,l,n,s hi
Sss. be found seymour there. A law Of
physics precludes the possibility Of two
bodies occupying the came space at the
he tried to cut loose from b eptanglement.
Crandail made an inhcld hit 10 tho sixth
with two out and was bStted home BY Tcnney.
The score: