The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24


The I,nees' single on record won for
'hs Giants and did for tho Brooklyns st
the Polo Grounds yesterday a. eventids
The singie was made Nv the deep chs-ted
sud unconcsrBed Crandall. Who had all
81 his nlus~ls behind free swing which
met The hall In the midrid and sent " on
. rrodigious fight into the left field seat=
" wss the rlimartin EFFORT of . sequence
81 plays In the ninth inning. q seething
rally made W % too battery errors and .
telling error by the Brooklyns and = couple
~ long hits by the New orks. and which
49, "roNd which Was bigger than IN tho
opening day Erosgy With excitement and
delight.
The grand stand VAS packed when the
game began and the bleachers largely
peorled. but the exodus for the gates had
begun when the New Works vent TO bat
w the ninth base on halls aud . hit
bstsmau checked the emigration. and
then the excitement hAppensd thick and
fast ana had the rootsrs jumping w and
do~n. climbing over seats and one Anothsr's
backs and cTowdins and swaying With emo
ton. flames Won IN the ninth In books
are tame and =nemi~ occurrences com
pared to this. the real thing.
Crandall's VAS q tremendous drive and
under ordinary circumstances would have
been good for a home run and half. In
fsct randall could have kept running a.
bong h. wanted 10. for the hall never
raIns back. The bit probably Went further
toward centre. - u dropped into the seats,
than any homo run made at the Polo
Gronn.is Morally Il wa. a home run and
entitled GO the perdut-ites accrulng from
circuit htts. but actually IL va. only q base
ht The game ended A. soon a. Msrkie
crossed the plate. and CrAndAll had Just
turned nr-t vet there acre the inevitable
'ort-ntiohs on the part Of the unsducat-d
that q NAs q home run Th--s might H.
toll thousand tim"~ that ball gaines end
~h"n the winning run comes IN IN the last
bali Of the ninth. yet 20 on urtn the crack
Of doom declaring that Oh" hit va. a homer
However. no lea- worthy the hit
In" Giants owed that rally 10 he spec
tat1r-. for th~v had preceded u with much
nabby ball playing The third inning vas
90" 10 Shi,h they tad an acute attack
OF palsy and pat the BroOsiyus in the pos
session II four run II wasn't until the
began TO waver and The Giants began 10
slam him. Ia the fiT.t inning "A ha-s on
halls and a Wild throw ~ AHs.s on a fore.
With nolsOdy our rattltng play 81 M.y.
~ liusd the Giant- out OF The hol- Wheat
Meyers grabbed the hail aith hi- glovs.i
hand and n I smith had started Tor third
~ .hist threw down to bridv-h AMI
aud took third or M-yeTss poor throw, but
Humu-l struck Ou'
= lds ains to Or, -. Dr,dWel alloW.d
-s@S%a hsrf.r -,iuSs ' ou, :. Su' + Hf smh *
whit BridWsll faiIed to stop and IRWIN
scored Wheat Lr - DOYLE aud 4 smith
ga Hummefs our ~ ~ Daub-rt lited
three Oaggrr q" '~HTlr Seymour got
under he bali by q -rr'ut. bat IN too awk-
v heat scored
Tommy McM,nan ehos- two error. ssr.
disastrous for Brons.,r ss-i-f--i The NeN
ofkS 10 two runs iu Tho .INth lie made
,hros 20 o. "n D'N ore. sh,'h ,o"k
lpaub~rt on -" i-Ag Doyle doubled 10
>A'flfc- ny ~ Mprr4y ant D-yorr canter,
.ng hons. the q. gong too lar oGt 20 h.
zen, grae novis ss, [."' Tow ~ ny seymour
Irsh 10 make he pisy 20. ~ Daui-rt
wash NefJ fAr D.t Nh-h b. mate N.
Drusss pitched effectively for nvs in
hGE- alter Am"- had t.--n -hsiysd h-sAu-.-
81 - Instsadil~-- II" only reason iur
hitter 10 have a rrv \ play b. seymour
~ ne nith Nts n@n'. ioHy and notable
~ a q,IicE NIftrd u..r en-, NJ, ,,
grahary. tie OF sitt-,i Wheat With a 1ul,,k
fscovrTY and thrps over to first. his vistlnl J
\ Sicked lIner Dy seymour 70 or~p tho
last half IL the ninth was Handwriting an
ne "ai whE Ms.s ger Dah.en faded 10
hrld Tell saHef y Ouf 4 49, 0nd evidence
81 hsrgeT fanitg uIark~nlAaship So hen
re ht lleyl4n on he arm. M,Millan FUN b,.d
h"rkie easy hsn'- uuh a double plas
N pa sight tncpIragei ~ Their on
rQn-n'5 snasines, ne Nes Works s'rG's
tao hagg"T over y 1-aI- had and 40
% ganl-l b. psling~. B-dvsll and Dsyltn
-Glloped home. hersl- pulling up a. 'hird
ana Movers ~ -e' Ond Crandall didnt /
waste mufh time pI'klng on one he liked
ana Nhen ne tid ~pang' aid the ball