The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

Tao tnnInga OF hiambang ball at the
Poo Grounds yesterday were followed by
ssven innings In which the game wasn't
ANYTHING like interesting a. In the nrnt
tao The Giants Won. and II was close
b. vsen them and the Brooklyns all the way,
BIT the game dragged after the agss s~o
Innings even u u VAS eloss aud tied several
urles The pitchers may have been in
ai.'rs.- from the cold weather. and the
Folders too Anyway there was lavish
Iooseness in both departments. There
wss sloVenly fielding aud stupid base
running one brilliantly stupid piece Of
bAss running in which Mr. Tony smith
ua- he star. the support and the supernu-
mefares took run right out OF BrOok ~ n =
mas and of course affected the final result.
However the first two innings we're
rfo~ded With Achievements ON big scale
t. stepped AIR Tim Jordan IN the second
nnihg and With two on bases pine hhitted
himself int o the affections Of the 'tStubein
fans by banging home run into he upper
corner 81 the extreme right end ct the
grand stand. imitation. soliioauzed Mr.
Larry noyls while the ex,lltAnt shouts Of
tie Participants we're It'll ringing ia has
ears, imitation Il the Sincere-t naitsry,
and NOT follow here ls one cas- IN With u
would hehOONc me much To take leaf
out Of this Bronx bingier's book even u
SAVING Shich up sieppcd Mr. larry in
Win tNo pn ha-ssS natte1 himself lnfp the
shect,on- u the ultra Manhattan fans b.
banging a home run into the upper corner
81 The right Sing Of the Hr,nds'and.
Pitchers cave and pitchers went
caupl- oi seasoned tWirlers On each side
sent tn m" bad early. while two youngsters
r,,.he9 : MAORI nISSSor'S 81 iHn ms for ,hs,r
Wild. but for all that more effective than
Their predecessors. and Dickinson Outdid
pessau someNhat in ma king the most Of
q rad bareain Crandali asted tao ia
nlnSs. Ames three. Bell one and Wilhelm
The Giants started IN to -in in the first
inning D-Vln made a bad throw 81
BIrrhs xrOunder. Wheat singled. he ball
So,hersd The aeidsrs Burrk scored and
Nheli went ~ third Dnuhert'. nj scored
Wheat. Doyle doubled ~ New Nork'- half
vas passei and Bridwcil cut loose with a
umely single. Nhich brought Doyle and
In the second inning BridwsIl booted
smiths gTounder. NJ MILAN sacrificed
ra IN N this inning ' Il smith 'v vas passed
sSSy , s" r. made gT- ,;, ,H. aes ~,
Rmith could have crossed the plate before
What VAS thrown out 90 third by Devore's
me a~pist. but smith loafed aud was nve
feet way from the goal when D~vlin took
Devore. throw and registered the third
Meyers was safe in The second half on
q drive whick bounded badly aud struck
.. emith on the foo'- BECKER flied to
10 lime ~TS Eis home s an he Giants
took lead Of two runs in the fourth IN
n.ng. principally on poor pitching. Pour
s'sadied later. and IN addition Mcmillan
tpnhled and SPOILED 4 double PLAY and
peli beat out an inneld hit.
ne Giants did trsmoio work in the NTH
Rurrh Nas safe when Ame- sprawl trying
% handle . little grounder passed bal
r. Burch on second Wheat walked;
bI-rh hen scored on a Nild pitch. Hummel
va thrown out by BridwcN. hut the latter
" run ACROSS when he failed to handl.
psuhsr' . groundeT cleanly
To- the -iNth inning. alter making hi, J
-, mour VAS den-e no, comprehending
its' Bur'h had caught BridN ELL ny and
- m"ur Ns- doubled o. Mar, h- throw 10
~ bases Ne was at second, waiting
eFdeTs 10 move on and distr come to uutl
Mcmillan had slipped be- s cen him ana m"
baS and put the hill, thToNn by IRWIN. On .
In the seventh inning came a case % the .
batter beng put out a. secopd 9ls" by [,
d0an.e't. tired - take thtrd On DHubert : ,
tap % Dickson. but changed his ~. nj and I
ssst ! ba"s to.segond Dickson threw :? |
found uaubert there and touched the 4
Arrr out Hummel was responsible for |
80 ?rs, run y the sish,n ,nn IIa D'oT
81 IN would have forced Dickson II Hummsl 4
had been awake and covered the bag. A \
Tt- be aTri'ed IS.. IN n ' NIL, TO- mn nun s.i
nouns Az brought Dickson home
10 ne ninth Dickson put Wheat on nrst l
a, ~ ,e Srd p'ics on ns 'hT ni,s .s'Av %n ss'
tAl.fed On Hummel'A hat and Dauberi'- Nv. l
1ts GIANTS broke the tie and won the game I
Vs.s' ',.iudsed M@rfls . SippiSs liner ~ and
sinree .hagger resulted. Meyers CrammSd /
angle f"W IA the left foul line and Merkls
eoaisd home.
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