The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-27
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lAME.

sEw YORK (E. L.. g: CINCINNATI. 2-F1RsT
GAME. .
The New Works applied the cad to the
CjpoipnAtis o couple OF times yesterday
afternoon, and not the least cheering feature
thereunto pertaining was the good pitching
Of Red Ames in the second game. Mathew
een pitched the first game. and that he
ehould win was accepted as a matter OF
course. Regarding the rest Of the pitching
asa guesswork rathert than confidence is
the prevailing stats Of mind. 80 when Ames
brtezed through nine innings without a
culver or q letup In his effectiveness the
cfanks took It as q portent. Sf mora work Of
the same to follow and improve the pros
ptets for the pennant. Ames was part due
fes such a display. and when It cane rs the
tttond chapter OF q double hender II was q
measure OF added qualification. :.
x. ah,ss eaaohsn Sasars we vs. s sap,
planted Christy In the estimatio1,o of the
rootess. Mathewson wasn't p0shed sad
didn't hump himself as he could have done
ifit had been a hard game to win, The New
FORKS batted well all afternoon. and a few
tin ely hits In each contest established q safe
lesd for them. Tenney and Bridwell were
the best batters. Tenney made q triple In
the FIRST game and q home run Id thes second.
No medals. crowns, ups. orders OF the
garter, V. n. Cs. Gun laudes, or other deco
nations have been bestowed on either OF
these sterling players. but nothing. has
pleased the cranks more thaa to ses the
hard working and reliable Tenney rap out
skizzling home run.
Bob Ewing'a ann ~ not In, prime con-
dition these days. and after holding the
New Works at arm 5 length for two innings
Bob got his In the third whansl went q
big to left from McComicx's bale stick:
Gston' M~atheWson retired WITH neither
entire from Tenney's divinins rod. Tive
isnney scored Brespshan was safe on
vanced on a passed ball. HerzoT came
'A bseIin N mad. &c ! 'n ts1sr ss Over, Tenn.y,. head
% 20 clear around. The ball bounded into
the stand: Bridwell made, a two. Dagger
R,l anf pl sti'H vas ssa fo slssg ase 70 ehs sh pla,s on By =
throw into the grand stand in he seventh
H. 1lans NIKE soo iop.d qAq home n On B RS9es . 5o1tsd
a stemwinder OF a hit through Seymour
IN the eighth inning and made a home
When Ames passed Bayless. the trst lman
up In the second game. his early finish was
pfophesied. but Red restored confidence by
getting through the inning without damage.
Dubeo walked the f1rst Two men onthe New
York side. but this half too was u blank;
The game had nothing enliyening until
the third inning. when ,Tennsy sandbagged
going hard when It reached the fence. Her.
zog clipped OF q single and Bresnahah fol-
owed suit. Qonpn sacrificed. and on Sey-
fnour's fly to Paskert Herzog scored. Pas.
ksrt,s return went oyer MeLeap,s head and
,Deylin was Spilty Of careless base run
baIEer into the left held overflow, drifted
too far from his moorings when Mccormick
filed to Bayless and was caught by Baylesss
quick throw In TO huggins. Bresnahan
seored in the eighth on Loberts error. hits
y s pselan aos s %., fssl s e use 3 d ss% sSsoEsse,y
new expression. as 70 w~hether.Ames would
weather the seventh inning, II he can get
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slsas se0es sS.s tss RiAsss Y YEs NtsnsI
ssIIe,S.nd on Psvitp,s Yila threw and Pasksrt,s
4mong those. present were a lady and a
him q person Of mark. The latter WAS
viewed with polite curiosity. but the straw
lidded gent wal pelted with such emphatic
verbal shots on the inappropriateness. OF his
headsear that he and bis companion beat a
fer conventions. He would as lief omit his
diamond stud and his tan shoes. from his
evening dress as to wear q straw hat so late
IN the season. The score: