The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-29
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NHw ToRK "a. ~. . PHILADELPHIA A.Lh.a
The Hishlanders Offset poor fielding
vss'srday with ~Ood hitting and defeated
ne Athlstics. The Nhlstirs felslsd poorly
100. n was game much below par in that
regard and not a fast encounter At any time.
bit the New Works errors weren't a. ex-
peasNe a. the Athletics mt-sleeds and IN.
Nss York sysiem Of play Was better man
sged big Obstacle in the WAY Of tho
Vhle,icS' modis orerandi was Russell
in-d. Who shut them ont last week. Ford
VS. pitching with a sore thumb on hts
earning capacity hand. He WA a little
"td. but he kept the few PHILADELPHIA
~. scattered and toward the hni-h was
r"l'er With men on bases thsn in the early
part Of The game.
Cooub. didn't have anything with which
." stump the New Works aud ceased firing
srsT the fourth inning Dvrert's spit hall
Nas more troublesome for tho New lork-
bat Harry WolIcT Clouted Il just as he had
,1cmh-'s dry delivery. Wolter made four
hr- and played a splendid game in right
field. He doesn't Use gla>sr. IN looSing
sner that sun Hooded dems-ns hut gets
s.ong all right Ne and Hcmphill and Chase
81 Hgured extensively in New Works run
gs't.ng and Birdie Cree put victory IN the
deposit vault With three be Eeer In the
four n inning
lime vas wasted nv the dhstory tactics
~ the Coombs- Thomas battery, the New
York hatters seveTal times stepping oat Of
he hoN while the Quake ~ point smen came
- definite cone sion ~ TO What they
v-rs roinE TO do neat Tho start ~ the
game vas delayed nv = discussion bet vern
,apt- pA'iS and hsSe over tho batting
order On the New Nork sids apparently
there vss indie, ision a. to Vho WAS going
20 pitch. Doyle or Ford Capt DAVIS in
sisted that the rules require that list Of
nine named men he submitted To ths umpire.
Dovie started to the boN. hat The New York
bstteTy WAS announced Ford and
Sweeney. aud he umpire raled upon Doyle
to step s>ide
The Athietics made a run in the hr~f
inning on the squeeze Oidrtng singled and
waa s1f@ ~ oud whom knight dropped
Hemphilis return 81 the hu. Ford threw
20 kni&ht TO catch Oltring nlpplng. The
stopped nv Knight. and pldrirg skipped
- third The Ruhe rushed for home ~
= ptt he'd hall ana tolhus tsIped he ball
20 Knieht. Oidring sroring a. Knight VAS
There Was good bl-e running in New
Work = half oupled Nth poor Judgment on
the pert Of OldTins hemphiH wa- passed
and took Se"ond on " offers -tingaree .
'entTe, haze singled - centre and scored
IIemphill woltar kcpt 90 for ihifd fnIi
~ oldrinR had 4 ii-, ious chance to
efGJ nm on, "a, ,hr-N 20 9n ~ M ea,i
chase negotiated Second. Murphy crept
along under lApOrte'z nv coyty and finally
slthouxh MoiieT would have scored even
rad Murphy held he hell
rhs other two Athletic rms came from
bases on balls issued after Two ha'ter- had
b~sn put oct. hart-:i valkei IN the third.
snd oldTing SLAPPED thr"c hsgger 90
p-rsmb9lated ~ the fourth aud Was safe
- secoOd when laporte dyopfed Sweeney
T~rfert throw 10 stop Murphy's intended
s'ssl Harry lainmed a tNo baRgeT to left
Inc Nsw. lorEs took lad in the third
T.o! 4ssS esoSH ssTs aiinlSsd 'n rhs
Rsrr IN tho hr-t inning. bat did - In the
TH Srs, ssx sn Ispor,s M S SI Ri,S
Barr Th~r. was nothing for. Liporis 70
. ~ 10 left. HaTssel's hold on tho 6a6 was
Eau7y 20 he muffRg point. and iapOrte
TIE uuflnE bacillus had hold ~ Topsy
Ne .tnwcdisisly dropped sweeney's ny aud
toTtnr IN frosa the field oIdring ac-
SnoN lodged the Kind applause on behalf
Il ilsrt-Sl by liltlnr me latter cap and the
as 10 10 all attention 10 the solid ossih. a'ion
thereon a--e'nnled The View Works made
, to runs IN the fourth inning on clean
hin brntsd WolfsT singied and Hemphill
AM Wolter made a double steal. Barry
res wasn't n@sced. for Cree tTipled 10
rsf high throw by Barry Of laDorts's
~ I1tsr let rec come IN
oTing raliv in the sixth vas nipped
ohs1 has was out'nanRuvred on the
hssaE Woit@r bit safely and chase hunted
eafs# rec uniimh~rNd ny 10 Murphy
Motor headed for third on the catch, hui
Nurphs. instead OF tbTowing over there,
fool~f Cha-e by pezTtnS The ball in 20
on, ed between the bases before wql,sr
could ret IN motion for the plate. Ghase
perhaps had such q move by Noltsr in
mind when hs went on. but he Athletics
pinned him before NOlter could start dash
pla'eNArd
Inc . ore.