The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-04
New York. .: 81. Louis. 8
Detroit, 5; Boston s.


SEw YORK "A. L.l. 7. ST. LOUIS "A. IT,. 5.
The H%ighlsnders overcame the Browns
yests rday in q game which was lfe|ess
for a few innings but virile and stirring
in the latter part. Up TO half way there
wasn't much hitting and 1t was hard for
men to get on bases. When they did begin
to get on they did so often and there was
sourry and excitement once the players
got started, running around.
1--WE nitchets dropped BY the wayslde
ths h,,l M msS let a~n Sy w5is sS%s s II, and H The
Rube in, trying to field a bunt fell on ms
face. lie vas In distress when he got up,
b nass ,ns. hI Tto nI% 9ss r .sss' ssxl PEI fs1,g Ses sSsf
steam in the eighth. having run himself
out out Of I s tamil, - in The pr'y,oS. inn ! soob hs
play, then he stole second and ran home
from there on a single. He was as limp
as I rag ass from sb ISs s%1 s1s9 s and ths h tbs III
The New York cause ,houflshed apace
because the h%ish!apders kept dating back
louis infeld, and because . couple OF. ST.
J ouiH errN.s rere spilled during the Eoings
Ri 4 s'' fet ,a1GM t. 81. 'h isa pla's via II ' nsaas
Of years asene that banded the champion.
ship to the Bos, ons on the last day; and .
welcome according to the viewpoint. Hack
EnRle In left had eight. putouts. None, WAS
hard. hut they took him over a deal OF
BIRD Cree would have worked ,waddei
for u base on balls In the frst inning II he
s aadn ssn f'G e hi sisf 70 'fe 9s, 'G Ele nnS 1 raa 9e
the boxes for Waddeil's high foul in the
third. Chase roamed into Cree's ter rltory
Ing cree's catch apS These we're spurts Of
zeal. misguided or judieious. in four pretty
tame innings. Tom Jones hunted In the
Mctleese banged a hit to short, Stephens
and Waddell subsidized on ny balls. but on
Hartzell another case or misplaced en-.
crossed Austin on what would have been
an easy, chance for the latter, booted the
ball and Jones scored.
OF q football from a boil which had his nose
cusabie. The New iorks got the run back
I [lsh' ,. aw' FOUL ''ffiR n e sn sTe Ras e a's sssri aS~p
bonndsr from Kle!npw. but bounced the
throw home. Hobe squared his error. in
the next inning. He bit the a, 6 bell pitched
10 tight for 2 home run. Cree's relay being
Chase hit safely TO centre to begin, the
seventh. Laporte hunted and Waddei
made a bad throw to first: Austin hunted
which forced Chase. kleinow singled 10
cent re aud i.spor;e would have been collared
at the plate II Duke Farrell hadn't caught
him and dragged him back to the third base
safety zone. Brockett forced kleinow.
I.aporte scoring. Cree was the timely
Taper with q single to right, although he
bad been on Waddrll's list before that. his
thrust scoring Austin and Brockett.
The ~rooters sat back in satisfaction after
this rally. but their enjoyment WAS dissi-
pa,ed in the eighth -dissipated in the fire.!
half and restored in the second. Hartzell
was passed by Brockett. Wsrhop conferred
a like favor on Grigss. Ferris flied Out
Wallace singled and brought Hart2ell in;
Williams raised a skyscraper to Engle and
Jones doubled and sent Orig ss and Wallace
home.
In the second half Elberfeld. boil and all.
worried Petty into giving a base OH balls
Engle planted a scratch ny safely in right.
Chase sacrificed. I.aporte walked. and Boss
Stallings called on his reserves. Reserve
Demmlit flied 10 McAieese and Eiberfeld
ran home, Eusle took third on the throw
in and edged toward home when Laporte
started TO steal second. He got there on
Williams's wild return. Warhop's. clean
hit brought i.aporte in. the third tally fer
the latter. The score: