The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-25
Murray Performs One
of the Prize BOnehead
Plays in Game s History

matter. for Murray, under the impress
sion that two were out. was bent on es-
Gaping to the clubhouse with the ball.
Becker finally headed him or and had
the ball returned to the pitcher so the
thiIl man could be retired.
Fortunately for Murray the iaughabie
play had no effect on the game and Nc
Graw and the players took 1t as the best
joke or the season. On the other hand,
IL It had been a serious moment MUIR
ray undoubtedly would have been on
his guard. He never overlooks an OPP
rortunity to make a throw when the
throwing Ia good. and those long pegs"
OF MS have saved many ball game
Murray took the joshing Of the players
good humoredly and laughingiy declared
he was now ready to shake hands with
John Anderson. Harry Niles and others
famed In diamond lore.
Harry Niles. II will be- remembered.
made his name immortal by catching a
Dali with only one out when the bases
were full ana running to the clubhouse
with II. All three runs scored against
Niles and lost the game. Niles thought
mat the other players were trying to
give MIN q race. and the more they
yelled the more he sprinted for his
locker. They finally had to throw hin,
down and take the ball away from him.
when Murray caught the ball yester.
Gay there were several Philadelphia
players sitting on the grass where they
had been warming up. They helped the
thing along" said Murray. by making
break Tor the door as II the game was
over. They made IL too strong, how
ever. and got wise before I reached
the exit"
The bright ray OF satisfac tion 10 Nc.
Graw In this opening defeat OF the
Phillies was the marvellous pitching OF
big Jen Tesreau. The big fellow had
perfect control and throughout the con.
Test handled himself In masterful style
Inc Phillies got to him for three runs
IN the hrst inning and after that they
did not strike another safe blow until
the seventh. single by Paskert, The
next hit was Doolan's two bagger in IN,
ninth, They made a total of Ave hits
one OF which was nuky. Big Jefr di.
played fast ball that came over Tx,
a bullet and his change Of pace wa,
very tantaliIng. On Magee, Luderu,
and Cravath. the heavy hltters, he uset
= slow ball and they were helpless bo
Te.re:u Is about right now to do som,
wonderful work.
! The Giants kept up their hit,ns ..,... a.,
tern safe shots five d which vent Tor s"' ;ao Of a.
total o ioSr .sd ' aSn, Of ~ Oh. ;o d, pns
I'm H., snsps. up quite differently With Merkls !
on;i.,ssss n"d ~, l~od;sd ii. sb niey i@
M sna :. tho difference between . good play.
| A
which gave ,tlie, Giants tn isni. A run W.. ' =
lowed New fork bscan.s Manager Eo,in threw Il
'i hss s'ss D Il: ar wan and S S,ss:I down
btcher smashed sinlr into right. 4 Wild th,o
:s,1 made tis, g ps,t nSn;, and Murray :Sos,
sr.bbea IN, ball and hurled II to the u" bat. ts'',
glove. at II Tns hall stopepd IA he dIaa1n
nam 'ias Ssss ssS isi lid Umpire hi'
iooln had been guilty OF interference. Far Ion
tune ths fans couldn't nndsrstsnd that Dooin b,
nnksn ths rules by throwing his glove and sto
ping the ball. '''
Among the distinguished visitors was DUNN
aniior1, and amused Vie ian. fof .oms s'1 aS
before the game by taking part In bunting IRA
s S H. s sia,'s ; I'm ..n, IA ssay s
and Thy pl9ers were deighted to have him VI
ny che way. Tsy!oI tell. u, that Frank Bow,
IL The Canadian league " lie !. Mss IN. i Ias
1 london. Ont, Fer come time TIE players hs
wondered - 70 ths whereabouts Of tbs famous q
catcher.
Z Another old Giant who took part In the n,
= time Vas George Browne. This former Glan, OF
:, fielder "a now with the Phillisa lie was ma
Y ssor Of the Washington club In the United sta
Q lragne when abe sink. Gsorsv became . q
agent when The league wen, under aud inn
has thu uniforms OF the Washington club a
a would Ike 10 disp,se Of thcn.
, Josh De,os wants Il distinctly understood Il
: When he was taken OFT Of the game Il was not
l. cause . handed pi,chsr was coming in
; I'1illdslpha. Tat 10 4 sore point with Lit
Josi. As a mstlsr u fact. he was fefllng ba
all morning and did not sIpsct 10 play st all.