The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01
Phiiadelphla. 0; New N0rk. =.
Elsston. .; Naslalngton. ..
ChlcaEs. Q; Detroit. ..
CIeselaRd. =; 49, LSuls. O..

PHILADELPHIA "A. L p. Z. NV NohA ~ 49, =
shaktnszs m one inning the seventh
allowed the Athletics 10 tie The New Works
on the bill Yesterday afternoon. and having
hed the score the Nthletics wouldn't LEI
looze until they had Won the game. They
sOn Il 10 the eleventh The HighiandeFs
bad two runs before the Athletics had any.
making them by hard WORK represented
By several hart hits. The tying runs Of
the Athletics came easter The latter would
have been shat out but for rnisplays In the
seventh inning. and crowd that packed
thc stands went away signing.
However, the Athletics had the up'Rnd-
at-themat Nencsz 60 wedge IN feW helpful
hits In the seventh. and the credit OF heinz
able TO take advantage OF opportunities ID
theiru IN the last part nf the game bendes
outpitchsd Quinn. Il was plain with hall
On eye that he longer the game continued
the more likely n vas to be won by the
Aihieuc- they bic quinn rather freeiv
IRON the seventh on. -macking the ball
hard on nurrerous occasions uhen Il didn {
80 sale The fruition al their determined
batting came In the eleventh and was at
lained through The medium Of three solid
-punches. On the other hand Bender was
imprey ranIe after the sixth inninG. No
great managerial penetration was required
u are that IL would have heen a good plan
To have gut 10 another pitcher Tor Quinn.
n ua- su Iutsrei ltng game and snspphy
plAyCd under the ,uddcn inspiration Of o
hot day liui Weather that calls Tor nannels
orc dAy ard ,sersurkrr thr next had tho
fnns guessing ana the Ciientelr crush Q!
yesterday same some With uverCOat- and
koms With .IrnW hat There vas one
foura gsou. man with n straw hat anyway.
De va the only sensible man there te
q no slave 10 the tuOi custom. -ui Ernerts
a. New orr. mat regulates the wearing
~ straw hats by the calendar instead OF
NY no thernouls Tar. lie was pflted Win
papars and subjected 70 dsfislN" shouts
Tor HE disregard Of a MEDIEVAL loeal prae-
tice
The Athletes went out fast an the first
IA inntRgA thcy made tAO hits IN that
time and the httsrs .tole seCohd' iar
sweeney NRs not tnrON ing nt All welt. ka"n
hit came Nhh tao out, however. and VS.
harmless. quinn and Chass took care %
The whOls size lu the fouftn Nolsrr nldr
= hitin tac mt and Tra,hed third on an Out
and q WILD pitcR. but a brilliant top ~
riddle Coliinz, N, A. COluInn,a noughty
sometimes. IstiTsd the neat halter Tor the
lhiFd Jut lt-nsler passed two men IN tn
-econd and " in only one out. but Sweeney
Murphy
Cfee selected ~ o harger from Readers
assortment la the fourth mning. sendmg
a 10 ttaFtucl'. plateau lapOrte s1crtlCvd.
ann KniRht bT0ugut rec over with a healthy
single 10 ,entre. NOltsr spuh q O. - Dagggr
over OLrinsa goldeu thatch IA th8 siNtn.
ghnss " a. the nrst ont vWh q short ~ ~
odrtnw. Holter sta1 ms a. laird. point
be reached On poor throw ~ Bender
70 esl hiin uappmg tee wsh Islsss..1
and the Athletics moved back Tor double
play. LApOrts groundst nard TO Baker,
haker't throw nipned Gree % second, bu,
Lap0Fte VA safe - nrHt. while olter
sc0ret The New iOrks weren't near %
score after that.
Ioliins'z bat la The siNth with man on
lard aud two out A. Tor me unhappy
seventh. the manner inaF htCh tho Atnieiies
made their runs Wns. a. he -al me - In the
hIeachert. heart rendering. ~ e~ney let
q thlSd strike on Baker get aaay iron hiui
ard Raker snrEsd 70 first. lie " -ut % third
when Davis planted a TAO hagRcr Ia right
There Was none out. Murray BIZ a gr0nudcr
Which gave knight q play 90 the plate ~
81 first base. but kniEht booted anu baser
scored Barry slammed q screaming drlve
against Quinn AM Davis -rorod.
In he eighth Hartsel a. on Second.
eating there on Au-tin- mum aad an ont.
When Collins lived 20 hsmghll. Inc later
dOubled Haftsel with a pretty throw 10
Entght Who covered third ktfer Tel "a
Wth a two hagReT In The ninth. ne toOk
tAirti on Dnvts'- sacrifice. bat tOuk Tooi
there Nrrrhr struck out and .us'in and
The Athletics wpre uulesceni Ia ne tenth.
but pprniriously active n the eleventh
oldrinR singled 10 short KNIGHT making
a rood but Useless stop Quinn '1rrA out
Coiiins. OldTng moving up. bakeI siugied
and brought Oidr.ng home and Baker stole
Murphy lined a smgle TO centre and brought
Hafer in the New Nords VA ut out IN The
eleventh on three sharply ht ground balls.
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