The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-16

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The sSoond game bsswesa the High.
bnders and Roston spesdsrs, played yss-
'srday a. American. League Park. came TO
4 definite issue. n was won BY the Bossons
osensss Vas the only selacs IN q for the
N-S York club. Lost opport uaitIes on tho
Eases and eeldinG errors cost the New
~rLs the game Ehils tho latter we've
niaGnE pistakss In offence and defence
ne Bostons were playing q game that had
onl- single nav. . mnned thrown ball By
lake S'ahl. which svsntUated In Q run for
no home 'eam-
Aside from thAa misplay the Boatons
selded s'iiteStnSiy. The hns support they
gave smith carried the dav In the face OF thc
fi'' hat Smith On his own account was
cot a. eMscttve % Quinn % Ford. Tho New
York pitchins was sffcacions enOaah 20
have won-the fault didn't I've there. ThS'
Ros'ons fore more sUoeasSful in base run
n'nE too than the New Works.. not On the
n"mhev n EFFORTS expsnded IN that dIrec-
Irn Sut in getting away with the fes
~hano~s they had 10 puah ahead q biz on
'r- bags They PLAYED q more even game
ian the Htghlan1srs. showed themselves
he better fortified foS ultimate victory.
norN outstanding the fact that they didn't
h't N" hall ~ hard 90 the New. Yorks.
var Gardner made = couple ot miscues
and befoTS the game was over some shallow
ra'sd indiv iduas In The stands wers guyIng
'ta' earnest and clever player Gardner
'iled 70 grip McConneiIis roller In the frs.
'nniaE. no, settins IN front Of the hall a.
srr,lS a. no usually does. Lord sacrificed
ard Speakers hit put Mcconnell on third
speaksr stole second. stahl's sacrifice ny
ssn, Nct onnell In and on q Wild pitch
Sneaker pounded In from second. rushing
home like hurricane and hitting the plats
. N hump which nearly broke u.
ihe,r eaorts to head OF the Ret Sos that
0, IooksI a. " they would do 90 sooner or
iSisr, bGt the perts Of the machinery ditnt
~ or instance IN the second tnntns
1 Ign, nspp.nS 0q Ne smi,h S Ss' s;.hi musss
hrow IRON " Agnsr as Austin slid back,
and that gave . lie 20 Jimmy. Criger and
rsils, and With three on and one out Hemp
~ put a soitd single In lett Austin scorei,
and base. no va. coaching ., third. dId
'or Trooper would have cOllaFed CriRer 90
'ns plate. Hemphhl OF the coachsr at
part ~ the play ana HemSSiIi vas ON las
IN second OefOys he discovered that
hat bag hadn't BEN vacated. ne ~as
k;Rgls vent TO sleep in the third inniag
snd klleI an opening; ne BIT safely with
NOV which had caught Austin mapping
~ tho time he remembered " he had been
p.sLed on aHd run down; MsnhaHdled
'ns NSsneS's SINGLE ADD Mess iacrific..
rut he speed Roys one more run ahead.
lois n the fourth inning SLOW hetdias
save Lord q tuo eaEecr IN the sf,h and
sneaker SS'fS SS S " pgS ,. re sS on
nov we'll he cOnld do with removable snp.
port Quinn retired the next three hattets
ithout either Lord or speaker scoring
Stahl. Wagner and Miss we're hslpless.
aons. .hs s *. SST s:cssd % he S u. S:
III With hIs second hit WoItsr plugged
4 safety to right. and q rally looked TO be
n HemphilI made the most Of : he chance
'Tled TO 20 down TO second on 'hs hTO " 20
htFd but was thrown out. Connolly really
giving tho decision before tho ptaN vas
ons1nma.ed Anot hes rally bad been
rAnntnR Of that sort will win more "a mes
han u viii lose. ChaSes infield hit brought
hemphill home. Chase's speed made hts
fribbie a hif Two Of his comrades. Card
% make hits on InSeid rollers bat coGidnT
n last enough. thus making the plays on
nom by the Boston innelders look more
~ 80 tcTious than they reilly were
Vesney made an acrOoAtbc catch in she
Mess foul. and the momentum took aim
aeadi ons INTO one Of the boxes after he had
grahbed the ball With his head out Of
-ight and his feet dangling TO the northwsrd
- had the ball sq1eezed In NJ. hands
HaSs made q pretty catch in the ninth He
~nt oul into right for Hooper's Nv. making
no latch with his course laid due east but
.rh be head skyward laid back on his
ord wss . complete mystery 70 the Bo.-
nr,s hi' or anything resembling one Oh
ord