The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-03


ms speed Boys had tho Highlanders E
tot when the latter went 20 hat IN tho eighth
inning % yes,erdav'- game ~ American
League Pars and v lpokDd Ike the HUBS
day to chuckle. At Tho end of the eighth
inning the Highianier- had the Red Sox
sto =. and the smiling faces ~ the Bo-t on-
had become long faces The New Works
won the game, bur tho Rosionz dhin'f To-
80 without y last ditch sand Whtsh scanned
the New York commentaries With wrinkles
Of worry ere Hooper hoi-fed q fond To- Ias =
knight for the third ont aud left a man On
third base
IL Sas a bulldog hattle. in which both
teams fought 'enariou-lv. m vhlch tho hrt.
ting vas unusually productive IN proper
ton 10 the s"oring hardly anything IN The
hit line was wasted and in vhRh errors
we're costly. Bu' II th~rr weTc costly errors
there Vas brilliant fielding to make M Tor
them. swift PLAYS bv Knight. chase and
Foster Topped several runs ~ Busfou'S
aggregate and speaker sprinted ou' TO
ihs fence and nlched three h,gscr from
Laporte by a spi-H,iri catch
Umpire perrine behind The bat ksd both
sides IN sour mood with his rulings on balls
and strikes. and IN tho eighth q decision
by him brought the Bo-'on- around hun
bowling. u looSed like the right decision
for all that. Wood missing tree ~ the latter
-lid for the plate and them VA King great
ShoS Of indignation - u u was the uiuptr.'-
fault Wood AMI Wagner ki"kai until
they were put on, OF the game The con
duct Of the Huhite~ tended more toward
rowdytsm than refinement On this o.casion
ttsotte was batted ont Of the boy IN IN.
eighth after pitching efis'tivelv M to that
time Wood had amazing speed but rr.
gagged his delivery for a telling single and
Wood made costly Wild pitch Vaughn
wasn't hit hard. but was Wabhly Ills aim
J Orks IN hot water for after the walks
StAhl cleaned up With three hagrer Quinn
vent TO the dais an Was steadirr aud safer
than vaughn. II was a good move retiring
the hig left handler
nv outwitting the Red Soy the New Works
made run IN the nrs' inning Daniels.
the quick-ilVer KID. brought the run around
he was passed. vent Ia Second on Nolf.r-
sacriAoe and took third on Chas,'s single
tn Purtel.. 'hn-- ambled down the base
line and drew throw from klrinov. Who
pegged all the way down 80 s-,ond Al
though chase made no eCort 80 20 - that /
tAE. merely bufnng kieinow into the long
throw. Daniels rushed for the goal and
had no trouble in beating tho return
had play on New lork's part 81 the Z
second inning had 10 dl-ad ,antag-- and
advantage. Stahl singled and 'ooA SECOND .
on Lewis ont. chase hlocA-d q spinner /
from WAGNER sufficiently To- ret hold 81 the I
bal ana throw to rr~t. Hut here ~ a~u'i Z
anybody 81 nr~t. not -oui near tu. base 7
Vaughn stOod statuvS,,ue IN the nov bIaui .
and ifnpa-sive, making up Effort 10 cover. F.
base toss vent over hrs' AMI - The stand ,
and Stahl came in La-g.- fNToN Turned
out ia be fortunate Ia a way. Tor Wagner
tried to lake third on the fukr AID Vas
thrown ont by triEer
In the second half 81 the Second. with one
out. triEer drew four balls and Vaughn
singled 70 C~ntr" speaker fHbl"d and
CTIger went To third and aughu 20 second
nat Tar a. they went IHNutsla and I
W otter hit harmieSslv 10 Jingle for outs
Chase Tended al a probable rlln N the NTH /.
when he -cOoped a singer from klasloW
With man on first and only one ont Bu' /.
for Chase unique agility there would have
been man On nr-t and one on third. with b.
Passes to. Hooper and SPEAKER and j,
savage triple over tree'- head by S'ahl Il
gave the Bo.ion- two runs IN the siV'h |
knight and Srahl scored Vaughn ruliei
fieldets to sohbie two f"s
With Quinn pitching In the seventh
The pea split the air Ike bullet. but knight
'mco'led himself. thrust "a long arm HlOtt
and the bullet stuck fast N hi- glow" u
famed iloor-r mad" ht. H." -t"l" 500
Ond, bnt Poster threw Purtell "ut by step
IN the eighth ,ani-l- Sa.pt the third
base zone With a two barge NOii.r hii
struck second ha-- nh thud and carnm-d
high into u GLE hands lf Engl@ had h-ld .
he ball NOltsr would have been held at /
hrst and Daniels at third Hack. how ever.
fred 80 hr-i for a put"gt and Stahl wasn't
look ing for throw a. all When Jake cam. /
10 the ball vas skipping 20 mo fence with :
Daniels homs amt Wol'sr on second
Pun crowded hard on tho heels - fun q
has unlocked a furious lUnr 10 l.f' the e,
ball broke through Lewis and snt 20 the ,
fencs aud Npltsr Tailed while tha-s
.trsgked to third That Nas 'ioott" a
nbi-h Wood couldn't get his smoking
speed over for knight iapofta cpuldn't ,
.ee the Elohul" A. al amt -'rEck out, but
Knight stole second Mood grooved 0ns. :
'or't rec and tho Birdie u"r-on rrtpp-d m q
NTH single past N'ahi. scoring 'hs-e a
md Knighi
cree went - second on Fosters out q,
ri and when there anne a Wild ut, h . .
biTdis hIf only the htgh pla. - a. no made =
Ta' - Tor Tho plate n - lid hs ~ i--s.d q
the plate and Wood missed him RE-.
n ramhlsd 10 the pan while Wood wa en-
ne might have t1u' he'd tree for IN or =
JefoTe the latter fpiInhed The plafc A. n
Pertns io all appearances Was waiting n
Ind aaN" NJ de- l-ipn until the play was :
Poster came 70 the front IN 80 ninth '
ie stopped Engls'- 'aIOTt' ~" back ~ 4,
- ond base with n on. handed 90. auP aud T,
va the 40 ond out kleinow went 20 first /
N -four balls M" hs-f 'oUIsu-Htion h.. a
ouid get after heing rObh"d ~ 'Vo hi's >,
Daniels Topped around Ike a Ash out ~
ratsT for Hall'- long ~ and . three bagRer =
va the result. kletnow coming home II
he situation was 'klish hut emphasized
he value 81 Fsster'- all Of Englr'- hit II
Hooper fouied 10 knight
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