The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-21


NV ToHE ~. H.. Z. BOSTON IN. -. o.
when the rampant rain did subsids long
enough for the opening game n the Polo
Grounds the GiAnts. being grateful. attended
20 the occasion In proper fashion. They
Slammed the BoSsons down for q shutOut
victory yesterday. being somewhat hungry
for . victim after being baked OF their
prev for two days and also harboring q
Erudge for the 100 defeats infiic,sd.on them
~ he Doves in BoeiOn Therefore white
me opening Of the National League pen
nant season hero was. bet wsen schedule
and storm. longer coming than usual.
the swarm Of Giants well wishers saw
their standard bearers give q good. fass.
encouraging account of themselves when
they a. last got into action.
Two post ponements In succession and the
uncertainty As 10 whether the rain would
make Itself scarce for q third day had its
eject on the attendance. IL wasn't as large
- II would have been II the season had
sAred out on Monday. when the legion Of
Manhattan cranks were all primed and set
for the word In general way. however.
y UAsa great oig attendance. though hardly
NJ 10 the Polo Grounds standard for such
functions Maybe there we're Is. 600 per-
sons present This number included Mayor
GAynor, uhO wore silk hat. andIa tall
man travelling incog. who wore a straw
hG The straw hat. unreasonable a. u was
among overeoats and furs. served tts pur-
pose Several fruit trees on the hill
top that were about 90 freeze took heart and
blossomed forth anew when they saw the
midssAson heAdpiece.
Actors. lawyers. merchants doctors
pippins peaches. aueen--aI substantial
,.rr.-en,s,,Ve and aI,urinr elements we're
y. ' .s Nr''
IN hAhn ieaiure :" 'ne game was 'he
hAvoT Ne made an effective entrance
RI shortly before the game beyan
h.. uono, a.rLad h, ~ Ena,,.. 80
- "'S,..,' -. -. .-,-, an,
Tom o'Ne'h. boss OF me Guys baseball
; eachsrs ana passed down stage over the
=, =. -. .-.a,A .,..,4 -. -
- '".n "'
urrsr tier. The Mayor vas escorted 70
h., rhs,. he r,,nh.d the cb,,i.yhc,..
o., Of his arm prepara,oTy 90 throwing
ss " '"s
ou' The nrsi ball. Down stairs a. the drunk
emporium lees noted citizens were throw.
-. -. 1900, A. O. A..
$500 ""."' "N'""'s w"
there we're some who didh KNOW him
There's Lord Kitchener exclaimed q
voice lard Kitchener having sailed FOR
-. =. -. a.. -. = 80.
Th. uI.vin- AT. I',sL..t g.. e. 49,,
me piayins neiu iooA~d mn" aHrr tue ram
and the standa more imposing than ever
the two combinin TO make A baseball miami
nnio,,. ,r ,hs comhira,ion =, ro.,,,'I,'.,-s
"hiaue W '"e '"'ho'Ua' ION OF room mss
md picture~auen"--. IN" ATTENDANCE" was
riE enough 10 have packed anv other So 81
!. s,, an. or 80 ~, 49,. % -. ~
-. -. :. . "'''
IN. before the game Yesterday. He va.
.ro'ted by Harry Fisher the old Column Ina
PAYER. Who Appointed himself q .oumiif..s.
81 one 20 make the man dlsRorga aG.v.
,p IN. hall or com. With me'- cotpuan.i..I
fisher and the man gave an
MsSsrs KNOWLES and GRAY Of the club
executive stan had their hands full sfraigl.f-
.nIng out an unavoidable confusion result
hs rom rain checks from the dav h.i1rs
faf taen 80 large that IL was inpogsibls
O. rvs holders OF rain checks the seat. The
,hscks called for Lots Of hem wanted the
SANE -.at-. hat with the increased ~snt,nE
ttam
\ f-v days aRo ManAFer NcGraw ord r.. /,
ssa's this with view NJ giving tho bates
.orr.tSins h thai iro' "a ~. wsy rrc ,1r'.
RnstNn left handler ShO oftru has mad,
10 hla fnT them. mada nona thi~ '.i,...
lla eas III freely from IN. .tsTt and r,k..
F-ar- aas an inpFo, ~msut
mo New Works mads three of their Iour
iii tour ait.r a. least one man h,I b~.r
r.r oHt Furthermore Tho biting r.hltrs
~, .-"ni m the thr-" rpu- mad ,.''r 80"
,s-s rb,1h -ho~esi how mu,h the Nrr
N0rks cared for a trifi. -iI,h A. $50 rtau OFT
The itttuE va@ hard and IT,. too. .,.tu
DOWN ft.- ticking tar Ds,.'iu ~ t.f.I
IT, io4'Isr foT no douhls- ard ? .ruglr
Wills. .pira'. we're zoo -r'ra' 20 -"
s.zg.ug 'hsv I'D seven nu' ~ tho r.. -
- BOSTON hitterg went or m fir= a',
,'ean tn all Wits 70 hirv,~alT ngat0 pc
80 rosf .,norfem verdict The h@ldiHg ga.
box ara lively though wifhnut anv Il. 1f,uIt
q, su.es Tho Doves albeit outrlIayad
49, -, ,,s %. we ,bro,,;,h bsrJ 10 Inc ertsh
s-d tsd ytnger JheV didn't rIay Iike a
'sstp thai ,onsider4 ifsrf heal en- a. the
uar'
Tho Giants W ighthavs scored Ia tho hr-'
.rr.nx Nl.t for fhs Wary Pve. Whieh Martsfn
.a-f On T.. :. ,,,uncra AIRY bowie VIA 81
= spEis ~ ceu1Pe and heal .sveTal 81 Mat
,s-r,s o,t,k throwa 10 catch him mapping
a'rsr one ,Ayo~ boWevsy Larry reiaxed
- vtg,l.nca yroweo,arily 10 look for
HsIIe,'s oovne, aud Naftern nipped him
Wa ea-h fIwbIe Ry Shean follow ed
SsvT'o,iT ending ,he innlnR with a ~ to
Collin.
neyttn made his first nit in the Sacond
.rr.ny =. icny .kiddsT near the left foul
10 and yood for two hsA~s lie came IN
N ne, Vergog made a had throw To hrst 81
$3.50. ,,,,,, 1 80 ue,kia bumn.d himself
Dr.. r. - on 'be fhyo~ nat vas eau vht be-
q -rs.-.y 20 sWs.nev s,harp work by
v..,a-. rut ~ 6if from DevoTe'S col
zion ,bt. IN ,ba third inning. II uMs an
.1eet .,sb and Mati~rn -Fooped " With
90. I.nd t;,.s~ A. base The BOwfons
moan sTT's h1S NJ. had = man on arss hase
W. 10; - t",,.i,, IN I6e fourth after
..I.-. b,d -i,,Isd bs,, nothing naiured