The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-23
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been outclassed 20 far In the present series
with the Athletics The Athletics Won both
sections Of a double header again yester-
day. doing whole lot nf scoring, while
tho New Works did very little and none at
an IN the first game The Philadelphians
have been playing u the TOP Of their game,
With the New Works way below form and
there We have the explanation In brief
Of why the Athletics have scored thirty
one runs IN four games % New NOrk'- seven.
The Highlander have done almost as
punk IN this -eries a. the Giants we're In
the series with the Cubs, and that b punk
rot far removed from the slpcTlative de
gree IN stacking up against putative
remnant rivals We Of New York have been
considerably deficient u late The High
landers were a. faulty IN their play ye-teT-
day ~ Egan was IN his umplTing. with
sheridan not over twenty miles removed
az On imperfect arbitrator.
The PLAYING II the Athletic inheld was
a repetition 0f the day before. that l. tn
say 4 vas the smOothes, silkiest. specdiest
lnfleld work that has embroidered sure
and hrhtningli designs on the upland
grass plot this season. Team for team,
too, the contrast between New York and
Phlladelphia has been great The Ath-
letics have bern daring, resouTceful and
NOTHING succeed, like success. and a.
ANRFNNNluE mas WNNh ANilla NNAAN INN NDf
Athletics and everything wrong for the
HtEhlanders the former have been gallop-
ing along with unbounded dash, while
tho New Works have appeared sluggish
a. n resigned % tate. which u the way Of
teams when Ia a slump, something which
comes 70 all teams and which the New
Works probably have the ability and grit
poor pitching by warhop enabled the
Athletics to get winning lead early IN
the hrst game The New iorks never
could do anything with CO0mhs, Manning
pitchsd a first class game after stepping
q losing cause ln the first inning the
Nackttes employed base hits 70 sore. In
the next two they made use Of bass~ on
OldFing and Collins clipped IN singers IN
the 1Tst inning. Collins burned one down
the hrst base line and ran all the way
around. but there Wa~ q ground rule IN
didn't materializp and Nimble Eddie had
N retrace he steps 60 ssC'hd. Eddis's
gompstrioi, OldTing, had 90 go back 70
third. from whence he scored later IN the
thick 81 q double play.
WARRIOR dispeu-ed pus-cs in The -'cNnd
inning until the moufuiu cadeuyes Of
EEan's voice calling balls sounded like
dirRe -FOUR bases on ball, 90 one inning
lime pitching TO Oldring and that high and
mighty gentleman ptrvtshly stepped out
~ the bon. but then these Mackmen are
Inclined 20 give thrrl-elVpS atrs when they
are ~ the lead 4 raHe on balls force
hts b. Harry and COombs aud error. nv
hemphili and Ohase we're the manifold
ngredienis Ia Il run Tor the opponents IN
the third inning
The New Works didn't have = man on
third base aud only one advanced a. far
~ second. Oldring hit a fat ball 10 deep
rRht Tot a home run 10 the ninth This
furnished an opening for the New Nurks
10 show some more iaundred play. the
Athletics making two more runs on q hunt
end fielding Ielonies by knight aud Man
70 the seyoRd game the New yorks hr
Bender layishly for three inning- There
we're symptoms that they nal vaset up.
but they stopped cold GA the hitting prppo-
sition after the third inning he Ath-
letics, on the other hand found Hughes q
puzzle for six innings but kuOrkpd the
everlasting insides out % the hall in tho last
three innings Bender hrarei and hat the
sgayers behind him The New Norls
flashed Ia one inning and Inon their light
vent out
Cha=e' nun gave Collins life In the first
\ throw over by Hughes paught collins
dead 10 rights. bat sheridan called him safe
Baker lined triple 10 right which fast
Molter failed 10 catch. In Naltzed collins
Molter. Chase and iapOrte Jumped on
Bender for hits In the third and tao 81 them
arOred. THIS terrific Outhurst tu0k ~ mus b
VNA " INV NeM lothN lhisA Iuel Iti sci nW
into the zero habit. " ith only a -uasmoiic
ana tnfreuuent base hit she rest " the game
The AthletiCs pounded out plethora Of
long hits IN the last three innings. AZ told
they made six extra base drives iu witch
slugging Orgy Murphy vas the rim Header
that Celtic Nalloper made one single. tao
doubles and one triple BENDER broke the
ts BY batting IN twO runs With a three
haREer The chief could have had q hOme
run. bot saved hts Nind by merely tFotting
around 20 third
Collins not only stole three hases. but the
last Of them vas on a double steal by which
b. sid home The Athletics were 100 last
Tor our erring boys entirely. cree Austin.
baker and Barry did some nice delding IN
the second zane
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