New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-04
MAPS TAKE A TURN
At BEATING YANKEES
zieder and BortOn Don New
York Uniforms, But All
To No Avail.
FALKENBERG AT HIS BEST
Frank Chance Goes Back to
the Bench-Harry Wolter
Helps Cleveland with
Two Errors.

Making their first appearance in history
Yesterday at the Polo Grounds, the Cleve-
and Mars found nothing in the scenery
10 discourage terrific batting and winning
WAYS. So the Yankees were well mauled
again. even thouCh the recent Chicago I'M
portauons. Borton and Zieder, were IN the
lineup
= startling improvement in the playing
Of the home team bcguiled the rams ioi
time into the belief that reforms OF vast
moment had been accomplished. But the
usual collapse came and 10y counting
seven runs in the last three innings the
Mans won easily by a score Of TO .
Falkenberg. the Cleveland pitcher, vino
has outshone Jimmy Callahan as lhe
greatest comeback OF the game pcAeo
the Yanks as promising material iof ms
tenth straight victory.
He allowed only four hits during his
resime, but in the seventh inning win
the bases full and none out, LaJoie con-
sidered the situation worthy OF his aiten-
ton The brilliant young Steen finished
the game. tanning the side In the seVeh'h
and holding New York hitless.
scented by the Yankees was anything out
forhidding. although they performed Win
considerable gusto for The first SIX frames
fielding in dazzling fashion But the re-
,snse was fearful TO behold. After the
Iatoie peril had been overcome IN the
seventh. the famous star popping mp an
inAeld fy, Sweeney picked up Johnston
hunt and hurled IL to right held' letting
in two runs when the side ought TO nave
heen retired Then came two master
pieces by Harry Wolter, and victory flew
With two on bases in the eighth Jack
son lined 10 centre for "sure DEATH but
Wolter tried TO play IT safely and 10 take
the ball on the bound, so the sphere rolled
10 the fence for a homer Instead Of
learning his lesson, he tried the same
thing on Johnstons drive in the ninth.
and the runner got home on the error.
Thus was Harry largely responsible for
letting in Eve runs.
Bert Daniels was benched Yesterday
for allowing a runner 10 score from sec
ond on a short single TO right In Mon
davis game. and it now looks a. though
Wolter needed a little absent treatment
At least the fans thought so, judging
bv the jeers that Harry received.
II was wicked support for Heating, who
tvirlsd eight innings Although he was
found for nine hits and gave four
passes. the runs earned were few.
Jack WARRIOR appeared in harness in
the last inning, and was royalty well
coined. The errors by Peckinpaugh and
Wolter let the visitors count run, but
they made only one nit.
The two new members Of the lineup
of the New York team made an instant
hit with the fans Chance retired to
the bench. putting Borton. who is left
handed. on first and Zieder at second. To
Judge from the way the initial sack
guardian behaved. Hal Chase will never
he missed. While not as 1.-the and agile
as the old favorite, Borton has unques-
toned ability and gameness. He knows
how to play the bag. and showed that he
was a quick thinker.
He did not make hit. but drew three
bases on balls. He accepted eleven
chances, making three assists zeder did
not have a great deal 10 do in the way
Of fielding but hit safely. stole second
and counted on a single by Mdkih in
the second inning.
The other run made by New York came
more or less as a gift. Peckinpaugh's
scratch safety. followed py a hit batsman
and two passes. forced in a run in the
sixth
pass 70 Chapman. his steal Of second
and Turner's single gave the Maps run
!n the fourth. \ pass 10 Jackson. singles
by Ryan and Graney and Sweeney's
error added two more in the seventh.
Three came in on Chapman's hit. A pass
TO Olson and Jacksons fake home run
that got through Woter, while Peckin-
paugh's error. giving Carisch life, and
VOTERS misplay on Johnstons hit
Melted two more in the ninth.
The score follows