The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

Was a game replete with exciting situations.
and when D.vors scooted home With the
deciding ram In III" last inning more than
IS 0oO speCt Ator went WIld With delight.
Larry Doyle made the mn that scored DeyoTe
and incidentally redeemed himself In the
estimation of 'he fans who had scored him
rather severely for compile of mspays
that misht have resulted IN disaster
Maihew-on and RoWn. old rivals. NeTe
pitted against each other and The former
came out ahead INT neither d-payed the
tnvincible form Of DAYS gone by Brown
Was an easy mark IN the fr-' inning and
the Giants rolled up four runs AFTER he
had made two Wild throws on hunted balls
IN the siNih inning he gave way tn Weaver
a new Cub. who held 'he home team In
check until the crucial moment arrived
MatheWson had the ChicaEos on tho hip
until the eighth inning, when they began
TO solve his curves They bsited him
heavily too and came within an ace Of
getting away with the game. br' a stupid
biz Of base running by Steinfedt and n
dazzling throw nv Murray resulted dis
AstTously for the VnHor The weather
wAs threatening all 'he afternoon until the
Giants had won Then the sun came out
aioriously
Maity struck ont EVers and Sheckard AZ
a starter but Hoffman shot a lucky single
70 right which bounded Ju~' ou' Of Doy"'s
clutches Hoffman stole second and can
tered to third On wid patch. where he
remained ~ tap' chance grounded 20 The
New lork pitcher
The Giants eeu' a. Miner Brown IN he
last hall With much feroCity r",or"
singled 80 trgbi and puy"s solid wei cot
away from St"lifr'if. Who ga. .ooN.uv
for q bum Bro handed a b." ou balls
To Snodgra~, and tl" bags v.rs ,uyr'.d
Murray pDu.dcI o., i'ious liner that bounded
On Brow a. '"y ard le, ore M Sc ilr .i-i
run. On Brii"".'- ap 10 CbEuD" ppy.e
was shu' OF a. M" pate. bur SnuIE-lsS
scored tho Second run hen DevIIn gro Hpd"I
to Evers Then N-rke lifted a rr-'', 'vo
bagEer over ~''itfD'ii's head srrrng
Murray aud Budvru and 'su-InE much
JOY among ttc $3.50 fans Meyers ~ Ir"d
the sd" IN a grus, outer "a l"h Tinker
deity handled
with on" down m Chicago, second
Schultz ,lnut.d - hall far over ~uoa-
gras-' head tor an easy three bagE'r and
scored ou mixers hot base ~ - centre
Then DevlIn -,ooped a crushing srouuder
from knny'z tat. shot II TO Dovle. VII" IN
turn. doubled 40 the ha,sman a. first IN
brilliant stvIe IL. Giants went out IA
quick order IN their half, brown catching a
deadly liner rom Bev orr. n play thai wa-
rspturou.lv applaud"i
The New lor.- ohalE"d m another run in
tho third winch was du" TO MurrG,
energy n" rcd'"rped right fcl der un
hooked IN" 'vo aHFger along the left
foul line and BrdW"ll pot four tails MURRAY
stoie third and kept ~ - he plato A. Sto.n-
ieldt TrurcG king Throw lien DrNlu
and McrkIr N"r- "asN victims
The tghs wrtc slowed uVuv in rapid
succession IA the fourth Nsrkl"'a catch Of
Devhns rather hIsh throw - Chauce
bringing fhe rootcr- 20 their faHt Ia the
last half Nh''v singled 10 canirc with one
out. bat w. doubled Up wiz D~vor~ on tho
lattsrs crack 20 St~iuf"id'. which go'
around 10 chance. with E,ers AZ the middle
man. a very fn-' piav.
After Movers had oollared Schute's foul
IN the f'Th. Tinker beat out a bunt. MS
sixth 'uE-S,uti,e sgfs li'. bUf ne remained
gIucd o." hanCc'- corner A. neyln made
superb latch of Kings long foul IN left
field md brown struck out The Giants
couldn't get a man on first in their turn.
Doyle grounding 10 Evers. SnodgrAs-
lining one into Schult"- mitt and Murray
heins stopped by S'ctnfeldrs great hand
ling 81 his sharp roller
Two Cubs we're -motheret when Hoffman
maze punv single to right In the sixth.
chances grounder was iuRglcd by Drid-
well. hut no harm came OF II a. Stsinfeldf
forced Chance on n pWcN drive TO BridWsll
Tho New Norks had two men left la the last
half BrldSsll drOpped a single in short
right and DeVlin hunted Brown threw low
10 bridw"ll - second and both runners were
In The clouds. threw wide 10 Chance Ever
picked The pall up. threw 10 Tinker and the
where Bridvell Was anchored. while MerkIs
Kept on 20 1eeond MeysIs pop nied TO
vas sobSlsd By Eyers. who played de %I" and
Both issms were 6lanked in tho seventh.
nef lien The %ndy sIty bsar osts I b. .or
- solve Mathew son in the eighth and the
flied 10 Devore aud sh~cEard punched a
single to right. he skipped To s"c"nd on
rroanaat TO and raced 10 ,ss
plate when Doyle made ~ excusahle tumble
ndsI h" @Sy rb .Tn1 s,.ni S sano" T r,
weight INTO rwing that sent the hall hurt
Ing asain.t the Grand stand n rEh, field
and steinfsIdi got two baERer
To came schultz, N. big hitter. and
he right field s'rrcirrs ~ il was ffo1i
, by a yard and the crowd rOared for low
HnI s SSe.lI. Loon Gonn .. moment AFTER
ton thance scored. and S'einfeldi Tor.
getting that 'No WeTe out toEEed lsi-ureiy
'fr"% 20 Br,d%eii' RovsS"er, and 'nsrIfi.dd
schultz. who Vas trying to stretch his hi
fraction ~ second. II seemed. before
sielnfeldt reached the plate 90 mat Judge
Klein refused 10 ALLOW his run
Weaver VAS full ~ steam in New York's
halt, ana the Giants fell before him -
Ea; bsfor "" the crowd had oven from sss
The exciting incidents Of the previous
inning.
Iinker began with a solid welt straight
81 boyle. Who fumbl~d. and the nckie fans
Je~fed King made = mighty Hwtpe Al
one Of Mattys SLOW balls and knocked
% on line 20 right centre SnOdErass
yo' HE finger tips on the dying leather
and fell The bAl rolled clear 10 The fsncs
and king scoT~d home nm. with Tinker
cogntinS ah"Sd Of him
The scor- Vas ted then and the cubs
we're In rare good humor Weaver fled to
b~yOre and Everu fouled 70 Meyer.
Nh@skard hanged . hit through the box
. hVt hen he tried Co steal Meyers rtOpped
tim With magnlhcent throw
Two Giants auccumbed To- WeaVera
sgf' curves in The last half after which
be'ore rapped one at Stsinfeidt that vent
a. lucky scratch. The little NeU Yorker
promptly made a sensational steal ~ SO
nnd lfi The crowd forgetting all about
Doyl".- "rr0r- begged him 20 win TIE game
hs y"yng hi'ago pitcher a. he heard
me We" An'r roar from 'he Mid eyed fans
zoos h.- time lie got tao stykea on
Doyle and hen pitched a fast one over the
sGHrsT b0yi".s bat htt ne scam and the
ball iFiHisl InE' Tinker. while DevoFa
epnnuhy a. Top speed ssoTed the ns~e.-
Safy- tally The crowd ,heered the home
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