The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
CHICAGO ~. IL. s: NV YORK ~. ~, l.
FIRsT GAMF.


that the chicago Cubs. coming National
gue champions. were on hand to pla y
I . double header with the Giants drew a
/ hiR crowd to the Polo Grounds Yesterday
/ In" struggle ended In a draw. - to spra
each team scoring q victory by total Of
. Ave runs 20 one.
( Mctraw pitted Louis Drucke his blond
hatr''i highlander. against the Vi-tors
and the young mans Nahhlv control had
something 10 do With the result lie gave
nine hases on halls three 81 which were
turn~i into runs Nut the real siumblin 6
hlnrk IN the path Of the New Works ". .
Pne-ter. Nho with lefthan curves ard
shoots proved puzzle ~hen McGraw had
runners on the basea. Then again the
cubs played brilliantly In the field hehind
Phe-ter. and In almost every other respect
shovel the greater steadines-
Johnny Evers was the champion waiter
IN the wav of securing hsses on halls. for
he received four free passes. pruCks pitch
ing eleven consecutive called halls 10 him
before getting over tho first strike whom
the sPrIEhtly second hasemAn came IN
Tor The thifd time. But Just after Evers
caught mapping OF rrSt base In Nay that
enabled the crowd TO have big laugh
kVeTs TOOK the usual lead on the Tag a nd
= rdmble,l naCk IN time 10 beat Drucke's
, ,hs Nm y MERLE made q blum 70 return
nSk MY aersi. iS STs ss'epred on the
the bulb turned ss quick a. a nash and
touched kyers a foot away from the marx
made to look foolish 80 thai the crovS
Just stood up and roared.
tNer- opened the Cubs hr-' inning With
has" on balls ana stole second Cleanl
Meys-' throwing a trih- wide Sheckard'-
inh"ld "ut advanced him To the third corner
and h"tmsn'- tracking single 90 tight
has" hii 10 centre. and Holman under
fun 'eadway, waS shut on a. third by Snod.
zTa~- : sharp heaNe 10 Devlin
Again IN The third inning Ever~ waited
SnCce-stully after one man had be~n retired
and raced all the way to third on Sheckard's
grounded to BiIdweli Who's, throw G 20 he
pate Wa fraction too late 10 nail fvera
Then Nofman ana SheCkar RI tried double
steal. hut this time Rrtd~ell got the hall
back 10 Meyers like rife shot and SheCkaTd
Nas ont az the plate
Giapt.. who had hsen retired in succes.,on
in the rrri two lnnings, got their only run
r 2r ne cr GAM in ne Issi half ., the third
hall- and three -olid slngie- hut n great
throw 20 the plate spoiled what .otheiNise
one down Neyers plsnksd a clean hu over
second and nruck~ walked The latter
~ 20 rtgbt scored he Indian chief 40
placing pevor" % .rcond SnodgTa..
zane along WITH safe welt 20 l"'t .huy when
I'~yore tined 20 count on o. SheckArd. With
a deadly throw 10 King. retired hun and
rh- 'uhs made ,po'her run IN ne fourth
inning S'einf"idf- secured one 81 Dr'lckn'S
PAGES bat WAS thrown out hy Movers When
hc tried 20 steal prucke handed smother
second, aided ~ low throw Tinker
struck ouf aud King uuh1oksd a Two haRgsr
- EFT aud schultz. counted ~ a ranter In
: he GIANTS nall Murray and peVltn found
Pns-tar FOR safe hingle- hut 'h~y werr leT
McGpw'- team had three runners left
on bases in The NTH inning DrIcE. gof a
life On Steinfsldt~ tumble aud D-vors
Tad down uiifN hunt DOYLE moved them
along .wi'h sacrifice and SnodSra-- Wa-
MURRAY r-c-iyed a base On balls the crowd
bcsan 10 rnar
Bnds-ll came ~ But long nv ~ Schulta
ki-sd N IN" prospective runs Stsinfeldt
pop ~ N -hor' rght Witch started the
bur a. S'huite struck uut the neN' moment
Never doubled St~inteldt ~ second with I
ihre~ double piaNs figured helped 80 blank /
solh teAH.s "a ~" last half ~ the sixth. .
m thi"aEo.s ninth Drucke again lost his
bearings Sisinteldt opened with q -afe
crack over BridW~ll'. head and Drucio I.
out aud king walked too Piester Tanned
and u base on balls tO Evers filled the sacks
Then SheckRrd pounded a base hit 80 night /
which sent IN two runners and made th,. I
cago'- lead a safe one
With D"vhR robbed Of hlt nv Tinker J
M"NeT- pop flied a. Eyers and CrandaII .
bartng Tor Drucke, waited and got ticket !
stltutsd for Deyorr and he ended he ram.
with a long boost to Hoffman
The GIANTS uon the =" COnd battle with .
b"con,nz bored, amused themselves by .
. sLal individuals who had forgotten 10 7
ligned ReUlhAch to the task ~ fooltns The
>eY inrks, but they didnt have 70 hi the
tages that he allow 81 two men 10 score
q aut pitches. hut a glazing error ny
mixer hslped son. too SIN another Nex
ORR TALL ~ The nhh lnnlns vAs charged
ricitis- Reuibach did fairly we'll Nook
'ttinE The Cubs down Nth four hits and
ssGef into The isf n.id blcachsslr- nv nv
hoIr and q ninutes. 80 that the crowd
~ reasonably early for tea
cid, rspusd IL. ball his6 and lar into he
ianI for ChiCaEo's only run BEFORE the
nir were retired ~ lhis period Murray
n the front % the grand stands rishi
ng Then the t,iAnts went in and rolled
Y foEr ,nns % easy STYLE Murray began
a IinAer's JuEEia Of Bridweii's hot smash
hch lost a double play. HsulbAch let
'hh . net and Murray came in BridSeli
ropled ig third. and free pA@-~s Ia Deylin
nj MerEls covered the cornsr- Smother
ild pitch scored Bridgsll and a bon-
teas 'nz single by Meyers sent Deyiin and
lerkls IN too The neat three bAisUnen
ere retired quickly aud the cubs looked
= N they we're tired
Z peculiar play came up in the Giants ,
ar Of the ffih IeyOre singled with one
~ aud stole second Doyle flied To- Sheck-
ri aud Snodgras. weni TO Hrsi on balls
he fourth hall called was a crazy Nld
itch and DevOTe rac-d home SnodHrass
led 10 make second. and king picking ;
Ie ball up close 10 the front Of ths grand
and made q uerfeci throw. EysrE made
ueauttful Jumping catch and nailed Snod-
rHzs a yard from The bag After that the
tgnfs held their TNals safe and Willis
nished in a blaze ~ ElOIy The scores
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