The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10
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~ rris y y 81 Cleveland y s. 80
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TtrSr GAME
10y i've hours. with fifteen minute
u.nrniston between games the nigh
hrlar~ and White SoN illustrated tho
ns'.ruti game At American League Park
,e-'srIlv. They Elm. hed ~ a doubt.
h. If-r and each team won a game Tho
tt.-tsos won the FIRST. getting a winning
-! from n mingling Of hits and errors
20 Oh" ~econd inning The New Works
emerged 'rlumphantlv from the SECOND
pr.,u vas eleven innings m length The
49, rs hrntinE. and probably some ~
TIE very faulty baseball. which Na- anal
st.u'c'i N'h some very good playing.
-. "y"G>lh because ~ the hi-h sAv
49, m" fact that the latter radtstsd heat
H." = huge reflector II was with good
De- or -t'r-. action that tho New Works
rr.io - with the Second game. for among
he other ChicagoanS who went dnwn
t. defeat Na~ the towering and bulky Walsh
m rho boy
F.-d Nas pit'-d against walsh. ant hey
hll 70 out min AMI tuck and h1' and heavy
o. most II the innings the puiSslu' spit
ter rad quantity .; some uiug On m.
hil which amounted 70 Cpir- drrlhle but
- iufrepueut though eNeu'ful. intervals
q II something was knocked 81 Tho
-, entity coined adass that they don't com.
back did not apply TO Ford. for hs cam.
rp.S strongly after one inning. In witch
p AS raped bri-kiy. lie finished stronger
Than Walsh.
90" SoN had men on second and hrs-
-. nobody out in the first innin. of tho
49, zane, nut we're cut down with "A
r.g,"- NJ a double NAY. Mit"h~Il Austin
A.. 'lniel- being involved in the or,i"r
aaH." Tho New Works we're weak 10 the
pom. II incompetence In this game in for
oa-HEs or sending IN runners who hal
r"r...i bases. Doc White was their links
men on bases. lie had a pulling
. rall thrown from tho virinity ~ his
e. 300 'ng. which he employed as a third
.'...' 'p "a" discontinue Of the home
b. '.a-.
OBJ" Soy Sno~ked quinn out % the knoll
'-v ond inning. vhsn they made four
-- Wong with the hits. however. was
a uH""i throw nv Mitchell and ~ muNed
q. b.. 'apo-te. who was way cr form
'.-an n- Quinn an 4 control partel COM
An. QUINN forved In I've runs with passes
.-"- uft'h~1 a sterling game for New
furt o. RING N" six innings Of hts reign
F'" ~1N irc~ a bundle Of blanks ~ him.
In'. mli~ one run OF Manning IN the ninth
'-.w 90 tsts and a u I'D pitch
Wh,- The NTH inning vas on a man IN
"" -,uth bIeacherS Was overcome hy The
r... and carried out hy the polt'e The
va FORKS made their fir-t run IA ihi. M
NIX IN irnsd hts by Molter md Gurunar
and aE error ny Bla"khurn~ Austin VA
Do q the eighth and v"Naged around ON
n"- ly Mitchell and Dani.ls The nr~' game
ga, inord Lnately long. IL lasted two hours
In, ;us-le between The pitchers. IN.
sp.-liid catching Of SWeeneN aud the
s".ling Of BlaCkburns were features - the
-" md strap SSe-ney was ~ sturdy a.
hai more arms than cuttlen-h and a.
"ng H." sopped uP fast ground hits ny
i@',ins out Inks IN h.. many arns Also
,.,rance Of BILLY sullivan and that baC l.
So was hts Old a ccompit~h"i self
,a'.'1 II Walsh threw no sSare into Mes s.I.
paa.r.s md ,, ho1%Sh lab Of those neds;;
d..r-,-ingIy nimsy That va. in sacrin1e
.a'r.H,e = runner was forced a. -e,ond,
a.. fourth time sa'rihce degensrated
Mn opponents on second and third in
the --'ond inning and two out the Shiny
s..' aall slipped from Ford : hand a. he was
a.1.f - pitch Sullivan could have scored
irrr rhrd il he had been vide awake
N,l-r r.' sweeney IN the -.Cond half of the
-. 9n' There was on" out and Ford was
tat a. inlpo-ed in Daniels To- come go the
-, ,fs'. IN M Wa a uq.t lglflled by
bass-- p, right. and though he died at the
pate - drove sweeney home
f"-4 -hpp"t COG in the sixth inning.
IH.Nl' by Parent. a tumble 10y knight
ar -..sl'~ by Mullen and purtah sent IA
.. -'.u- II looked a. II there would b.
m .-- r.u- tor when cree returned PuT.
e 80 10 the diamond 20 that "A relay
,".. ID" made 20 third and nail runner
'-@-" "a. nobody around TO take II The
-. '"i.' - he stand and Mullen vent to
~ bA,khlrne bla zed a liner 70 rec
: hfi'". old hoy made line throw 80 ~"
= hat sll"d Mullen there. a double
- a. .'h proved a lif" saver
4 .s-" On balls. fore. aud then another
''4nd sweeney on fret "a the eighth.
p 'tIr"d q too bagg-f over Mullen
"a' rli Nseenev held fort No Daniels
'.r .'" '.fr'it messenger once more ~.
- founding ball 20 BlaCkBuru- t
D.. -..I 20 Nr-' au eyelash ahead Of the
." ~1".n"y coming home. \ pass 20
I"i Do" bases. aud with tire" and
hngh' ~" latter had a chance 80
. gam" right there His best " a, "A
- ..~ %" bisrhrurns
".rn'r ga :. te-ming inning Pat
" .".. - passed. took seoo nd on a
H.lr when he tried 10 steal third
'i-i ~0"sn"y'- throw Wa a
fui iH-iant"r. and Austin handled
To-" H-, "--ary guic knees 20 tag
70 N"H York section knight
~ Hoa singled cleanly 60 Ief'
.'"r followed suit Roach took
Co.. 'pr'" 81 Gardner
20" b. followed and by which I
De-. % stormy water- - the home
r.a .lh puple Of blunder- a base q
...rHar "a the New NoTk'- side T
.H l'UfN 20 advantage through
Ha' '".frIg error tree ran down
% and naturally sullivan didn't .
gro iI-f" Wa no earthly reason
'nr"-ra'l q double steal when
t'I New ! orE needed sullivan
Nsl-H ami ROa, bIt a. the
..fHE line AMI -inksT
taught between home AMI F.
90 ii-u. e-dr,i - give the enemy
.. heir lives no dHu. Ell btt X .
.'N""n 'Ero'v- and on "a rnomsu-
?. prr'el' -fr1I.S ouI FOR fhe
H..' i'rr'.'Ii'- throw Hff him
o." bail rolled 80 tho ground .
10 b. 'un lo'fIs-t .tii.- %
Wabash sV"ruc ION, ci,- .
.H... '"uUlc -! shove. frytHg
..Hu -.Drny. hat R0af lodged .
. D'..i -teyI''d on tho plate
asH SEW ToRH
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