The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-15

TEXANS CUT LOOSE
WITH SPEED GALORE
ThOughtless Of Future, They
WhiZ Over Curves That
Fool New Yorks.
SILVER LINING APPARENT
Despite = to Beating. Chance
Crew shows Improvement
in Many Ways.
SILVER LINING APPARENT

CALvErT3S, Tex. Ma ch 14-"Every-
body's dong It. to these New Yo.ks
Galveston's Texas lie gu,rs took a punch
at the Charccmsn to-day and came out
on top OF 2 to score after a lively
tussle Barring what tile stigma may
attach to the defta; OF big lie gu IS at
the hands OF Glass - @ mpany the forces
OF Chance acquitted th,mgclves well in
deed. The gulf resort had lain awake all
night figuring on how to harpoon the
North.rners. and cut loose with every.
thing II had TO accom9l sh the pct ambi-
ton. one would have thought the pen
nant season on In ,arnos, to watch the
way the village toss.rs put everything
they had upon the tall.
In many respects the game of the New
Yorks was n very dec.d ed improvement
over that s.own az inst Houston Thurs
day. The feeding was iault.,ss. The
hitting was bit light. but then II must
be r'memb rcd that in practice here 30
far the l. l.. has Taboo d me curve bail
and Other tp'c.alt.,s on IN" part OF his
tossers. The men were no. = -'1rod to
see Galveston cut loose with such utter
d disregard fer the future
AT that. but for couple - pranks OF
fate. New York might have bagged the
contest WITH something to spare. Luck
prOkt W IN tft nome team an the way
II was AIDED and ID, tied partly by
slight csrelessn,ss on the part ~
Chances sharpshuoters. Col, Wild pitch
was respons be for the FIRST run. Wirhop
took too much Liberty with the first man
10 face him. triple that paved the way
to the " ming run resulted. After that
Caves On scarcely could ioul tn. bali
Bu; the worst blow of all was wrapped
in lttle package that the umpire pre-
scented Chance in .he ve"y last moments
OF the bate. with two down in the
ninth Harry WI ans. who received from
local admirers enough jowelry to set up
"A sho. 90. IA frs blow OF the "a n-.
Harizeu drew pass and PerNnpaugh
poScd ore down tho lcs' foul. line TO the
fence. The blow would have broEcu up
the game, but, though the ball appeared
10 be IA r by savera' inches. the arDiter
after great reflection dec ded !, foul anu
Peck then grounded to short
There is little reason 10 harp A. the
umpire for he was certainly COOL TO our
boys In the first inning. Had ne been in
position to see play At the plate cal
YES on very likely would have "a bed o.
in a whole lot wo~ss rapid recovery
By Reynolds enabled HIM 90 get away
with a dropped bal. ma. sl'a'3 bias" bees
disastrous \ ru.a,r NuI .. -t'' 81.
called out and I'll" Local brave. e.. OF.
one ran whore tl.r narH .r.'.I .. ..
leas; two or thee. : neil a-l Ha ~"a'1
h,.h singled w.'h ore ol. .u 20 .a
AM Pe,k IN uhlrl or Tar'''.. OH .r. ..
bases \ Wild p.'cn scored : .'.l VI SD.
made a Prey return o. Na-a"r's soW
roller. whch n.ppel E1r.wn'd 'a an at
:cwut.d suu.ozs h'.gg~y r.. ''lI' cove
cred his nun Channel 'h,a 'n' away
Na''; rpr F-.e-sp~'7 long rs tina wa ,
have Teen sar,ifre rs had the umpire
seen the fumh'"
New Yo~k's run In the U-o~or rcru';eI
f-on s.ng'e and steal D., NaIsa, a. on;