The sun., 1910-05-22

nv ToRE A. ~. S. oLEVELAND. T.
T-s e,rlands held the iReHorable Nigh
sa4ers N for fourteen ihhings yesterday
,Ns-roon but hey couldn't stand the pace
an augsr than thsi aud the New Yorks
son he game In the hfteenth inning The
Hsh sndsrs 'hus rounded out q week Oi
IA 7Ia,fng whiCh brought New York :
s-an.. 20 he verge Of insanity with q game
ssrt vas he most Sensational of q week
~ sensational games There was no such
vori a. 'at TO their lexicon aud they went
I, ne s,slands With might and main In
N. nln'h lnning and tied the score With
o. giving an in'h the Two sides batiled on
frrr g 20 me finish Ihe hnish came when
Psrssr ~ cleveland weak encd under the
Vran ant vas pounded for the winning
ro.n' 10 me fifteenth Vaughn, who was
,ssn doing he pitching for the highlander.
ra.rned hem over With emotiOnless and
nsr.les. sNeo'ven and could have kept
ru, .1'lI 'he rOOs1ers crOWed
~ rn scn'h inning probably would have
nesn hs set any wAv II was getting dark
uNer Birdie tre- ah1nged out the vesper
-rfsa' drove chase home With The deciding
-.a Inc crowd wasnt a. Keyed up at
IA. mo ~ % vas IN the ninth. Nh-n the
Nsv Works 'isd the acor, ReactiOn fol-
orer 'hs e,ritinE ninth. nerves relaxed
trrfI-ia-u RACED 30 violently In the ninth
.sa' 20 reached = degree which couldn't
b maintained but nearly everybody took
.harye on The threatening clouds and
Valet 'Nr the end The crowd vas big
enough 10 surround the field. and the hula
ba.oo hen he -'-ore was tied In the ninth
-, 're vtdrs; ,vcr seen A. American
LsasIs rars
there we're good many flaws in the
ba'rs in battery work and fielding prinoi.
rA.b II Wasn't well played by q good
deal but Nas exciting and stubborn
lAs cleveland pitcher. Links. a Iefthander
Nr0 Nas very Troublesome with low
curve hall for eight innings. went 10 pieces
mo ninth. Ford was the usual hard
problem Tor opponents. but created trouble
inr himself with a Wild throw and
sUI pitch But for his misplays. the errors
o. FosCh and tho loose hackstOppinE of
ksfEos 'he New YOrks would have won
snonsr Ford wasn't - steady after his
regular oackstop Sweeney. retired
Turner opened the game with a too
haEgsr bu' was held in leash While three
bauer, went out Hsmphil vas passed
IN 1e second inning and stole second and
'hrd hut vas thrown out az the plate
las 1rst run cropped up In the fourth
nnnE Bradley singled and was forced
b. Flick Flick stole secOnd and Easterlv's
rngls scored him The New YOrks made
.uo runs in their half of the fourth without
tHr bradley made q bad throw on Roach
Roach and PerrtnR collded at first and
6ofh WeTe kROCked -praWiing tree drew
10 second ot three bases ou balls which
rans bis WAy austin sacrificed and an
in tent ional base on halls 10 Gardner ch Oked
ne bsae- Ford hu ~ Turner. whose
1row 70 LaJoie forced Gardner Iaiois
1rew l0N. trying Tor . double play. and
ued Austin 70 score from third Ford
broke for second stopped. and made Turner
lse him. Austin hOofinE it 70 lhe plate
-slore Turner tagged Ford
lords side throw on Turner. an inneld
'. ara a yild pitch allowed Turner 10
com" IN With the tving run 70 the sixth
Roach had q boot and a bad throw IN the
' gF'h and thesr With kletnOW' = poor throws |
4 prevent steals And q drive 20 right by |
F.-s gave the Maps tBO tallies
Three substitute hattsrs flied prominent |
2 80 .n 'he ninth inning product ion. The /
ming h-Ean Wsh Tree recPtvtng his third |
4 ght broke a hitting drought by DeelinE |
- rIinker 90 leit Mitchell hatted for /
Fn-I ana tore of ansthsr single Austin /
% 0rat On f Hemphills stroll filed the /
repositories and Mcclure lifted iinke from |
g. h1H Heine Berger went in 70 try his /
...A and before he could ind the plate for |
tHa midget Foster had thrOwn up four /
.su' The giit forced knight IN vith the
Nf.h4ll took third on the pass to Foster
sHl Narhop took hls plac~ 20 run for him
r 30 ..upeae was the plav counted on 70
aas up he game then and there The
...aards for once had some asfutenesa
d b"rg-r pitched 40 one which Chase
r. rom 'h- plate when ChAse cant con-
D. Ne didn connect this time and
NFr0p ran into he ball 10 Bgmlss hands
q s.rals when the squ~eEe falls down u
% Ike throwing chances away. Ihaae
a.'' 'u' @OOn after on . hard RrOundeT 20
.rrnr who was sure death on anything
ta' ,ale near him. Jack knight mean
~. . had hiked % the bathtu6 and the
a. vas DELAYED until he could reclOthe
."N fo 20 10 right field
h.rgar made scratch bit and Turner
q on ai IN Vaughn In the tenth with one
F'ldsy and kreuger gave 10 the
.aar.t rtslfth thirtsenth and four;
.a' n.ugs one New Yorker only reached
' .a' Uac being Austin on poor throw
? .a.u.- The Cley eiands found the fodder
rn.s nutritious 10 the eleventh.
'Fa.'F N rte.nth, fourt epnth and ffteenth
~ 'R0 NJ them reached first. one on
-..s sy JrIgst. the other on a hit. The
fls rad burned all their powder long ago.
N'.srs' times IN the closing innings the
l"' flrks landed on the ball squarely,
: ending t righI a. helders. CfiGef got
, % aar In the fifteenth He hit over
? POI -gramz head Tor tao bases and vas
~ 7rs' batter up We vas caught at
.'F1 1r hass's zrOundeT 70 Turner. which
-. noneHtary dampenef on the out
.1s g N rhis time lapOrte hadn't made
s0i no 'elt that he vas due. He picked
'HuptinE one By comet liEht and
ss7zff between third and short on . bit
~ '.U g,ag. chase gong n third. III
N.''.r 70 told Berger 70 pass Roach and /
p'- no e .hance for a double play either
= ~ H.a'e NJ from second TO hrst. No
lalre 'IT o. double came Cree. con.
.i''ar.v overdue 10 the hh line, singled
5sf 20 4hi from The end oi his club and
sAse l1EEsd home a. curfew.
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