The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-15

OF. by Sweeney. who had done rapad 70
8. S:; S.t .rs sP n Rss
sweeney hit to right centre and speaker
zane Ss +. ne, near SdesPSllips hin q two bHEEer
sud Provided chase for speaker which
enabled sweeney To- reach secpRd The
and HemphIIi clipped The ITss. Ia Ssn IN,
NTH single on which Sweeney tailed
Hsmphlil ;g!s,i TO steal sssi Va. oOii.r..i
ot Narrigan'a loS throw. Wagner scooped
u nG sh ss ,h6 End put tie ball on MspphIl
but vac caught mapping clean by CtcOtts.
Naughn moved them down la the fourth,
With a base hat. This wss one oil thrss in
nlngs In which the first New Yorker up got
t % nr ~ snd conldn't go, AROUND knels
ynt az Siahlburx. but Gardnsr and Poster
hlt into the air
nt n. RI Rid $50 soy landed two on bees IN -.
way to third 90 a ps-Ssd bali which sSsss ssS
Ssiiei him home O't Aastin open opened sss
FORKS section with q single, but Waa left
on iso sroandeL- and |. ny -, ~.
deep srounder la the sixth. bus the long
throw Was too much for the kid, IhS ball
vent 10 .eeoSa Ssrs Ass os Saa an, - re-
time and q = misplAy cost nothing. Vaughn
Nhhied hls arm a tribe more menAcinGiy
through the iaaeid, the iiisSiaSdsrs drew
;.Ss. out T.so,,s pss;.ed a two 91sSec Gp g
OF hii. In fast. Ensls nc low and hard 70
IN ana on ssaAs chass .ao RE aassn s
aud Foster couldn't lend any aid and com
Tort to Jingle.
throw OF McCOnneils hit IN front % the
plate took the subway route and McOennsil
s ss -S,s r6s, w@l the l, go nIspi .s on he
steady, swift aud sure IN tbs tield. NcCOn-
nell " a. caught Mapping vaughn 70 Chase
New Yorks wsat out in order In the seventh.
nut IA the eighth Came armed cap-A-p ie.
hemPhiii fret az, sent 4 scre9msr driIilaE
Ia the sun IIemphIi busted to third, bat
MAS sent back TO secOnd by the umpire.
Hey Harry. do them some more.
shouted AN ungrammattcal but earnest
gra~> DIV eller in right
SPEAKERS sharp handling Of Wolter's
" hen ,arr,gas binnder,J ,aTr,san's
"hen"e WAS a passed hall MplteT had
started down IN the pitch and beat Carri-
slide 4 long Nv from Chase TO speaker
Wrought him home. mass ~ vas made
On Mood Enale aud Gardner hit wood
The Host M iaAde a hit in the ninth With
two out. aud the hitter a. forced by Wood
~ means 81 n sharp single to lsft lie was
the rI-i batter. but after Austin had saCTi-
ncrd sweeney aud Vaughn struck out
Mood wa- Wipg,ng them ia some pinch
inter might have won the game then and
there bat VA view Of NauRhn's efecti Vsnesa
" looked the safer plan To keep him In and
20 take chance on the top three ba'ters
IA the tenth.
The tenth Was barren Bos,cn. one, two.
three; New York. one. two. three Wagner
singled in the eleventh and was out stealing,
"A pertect throS by sweeney. fnEle died
on lords wonderful pickup On the foul
line. Gardner Unlea-hed hts 1raf hit and
remained NJ hr~t while Foster and Aussin
v gut the Nay Ot all tierh
only ziN men went to hat all told in The
twelfth. MOod and Vaughn we're twtriiRg
lltanz and inNincible In the thtTteeRth
: has repealed Lord with pickup as anna
ing az the Ons Lord made on knRle IN the
EOs- Hal hung hia Hloved hand
20 the ground. Smothe the hard drive
on the path and jumped for the baG ahead
Of lord
The second base on balls OF Vaughn Of
the game vas parCelled nut 20 Niles In the
Two outs had preceded Niles
and Hooper struck ont. Wood struck out
The last two New Workers Who brandished
oak. The score