The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-15

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Nfhoyt having any rsr-onal feeling
. 'Nc matter the HighlandsT~ Yesterday
sss' ~ Young from carving his Ssrh
Dot. IA has gun. Jim Mcclure - authority
... tue statement that the obi man has
ION go Eam~S since the ni~di8Val p~riod
'ren he began pitching lie pitched n
.'"tty good gam, YESTERDAY trying to
.-.o ord the half thousand figure. but ha-s-
rsll vAitS not on sentiment not 20 mention
the fart that the New Works need games
and the home team hit the veteran hard
enough To win, the h,ts coming IA COM unv-
IN Nth good base running
Young pitched a pretty GOOD game. hat
1T one which could stack up With Ford -
The tl"veland- made Two hts M Ford
N ne first inning ana two scattering ones
hereafter But for a poor throw by Ford
hinsslf the ,leNelands wouldn't have had
q run ford also had tn. h"lp OF fast sup
tort, two double PLAYS Na'ating the bases
10 me only tnninE- after the rr-t IN which
the Maps threatened To score There was
uI'h ~ tail hitting ~" CleNelands
went out by IN" ait route ten timr- and
the NcN Works nine cree Was con
.UI,uouS IA New York victory with his
hitting and has" running. and in tho fourth
inning. which -sttled the game, the New
J orks did -'ick inside work
Lord and Turner made hincI". m SUI
,cssion IN the hr-t inning Nntcdattng
Turner'S hit Lord reached Second ga Ford
had hurl 20 catch him mapping THers-
fore Turner'S hlt pu' him on third when he
would have been held a. So ond nth"rN l-e
\ saCrince Nv l., Ial",e scored hun Larry
vent hitles-. though N. spectators -hiVered
y hen he zane ~ bat Ia the first with two on
and one out Turner stole third while
ford a. Ntnding ~ Ths liberty put Ford
ON hI- n-;tIs aul hl- -p--dy SPIT ter Nas
InVin'i tile the rc-' ~ the tim.
all
se'ond lion. and e. he un oy-red steal
\ Oung msds a Wild ~ b. Nolt-r Kept on
t. ihrt an talhei on has OF a. rr-t
) -pry - ovCry bE thA-- when Roach
launched " al throw Iu ne - out uipp..d
i"ri the batter NJ - ond knisn' hand
ing base = throw d-Ntf"u-ly
Grandpa Aoyn- huo k-d dawn tao
und AMI one IN Nolf.r "a the third. ami
'ded hi men on a, nrsi rh- play IA
No.tnr shut IN New Nu.k run The
..urth -syond nsgallmrnt 49, op-n~d v.'h
H NO hagKcT ny lHporfe GaTdusr -arr'-
~ aud Tree bislet two hagger 20 right.
"ring lhporte i"rd mad" h~su'iful
..Unal base 81 Nui,h cree Ma 'iu- de-
rived ~aS onll temporary deprivation
o. Ferrlng ~nen the latter -ci''d Eastrrly
tNr"N Roach assorted tour balls rom
Jung slant, ard Occupied hr-t wh~n
.H'ns ia AMI Roach ~clmpefing Ia third
.,',u-v buEt-d and Rosrr an" home.
@ .GTn hereto Tie " hole inn.ng va nn.
o. forcing matters ,lrNrT.J and p4t-
tLpuvriug the other eide
ND more ~'oting Ia the sixth ~ i'l two
ego rA-e- and one out I.ajois AMI bl- deadly
- acre AGAIN "A menace Roach gobbled
I.trry = smash and a double play ended the
iLulng. In the seventh with a man on first
nd none ou' Roach Jumped and nailed =
ish bouuder from Stoyali ne touched
- uud and iorred East~rly. aui chase
.upucd ~ the low throw % first ere Stovgll
".li rush that cushion N.th hi- leathern
I'm over.
p" ,r1psr innings were thick With fii..-
Hrd Us hAi-d thTeehH ger ~ right ~ the
bob. 'uth ana was left be- au-,' DAME struck
= ana Wolfer AMI chase sent short fia-
.r L. Rather weak hitting The New
...rr- made 4 single and triple iu the eighth
' won't pre- "d-si knight tn'irll hit and
...s aa> -n.-Arsri -teglIE- tree Vas l~''
'h.rd on Roach : hi To NIr- IN the .
..rfr Io-d got ht- uui-tu- on 4 Iifi 60 cree
.H"r rti--t TN'Eet - IapNrTs. laIoin
%. %" hall 30 until he lad dehdl caded
-r'' 70 1r-t. and Ea-teTiy few ~ .
- N. -lsnt'ng raw 81 m" -un % .
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