The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04

The Was hlnctons registered a; the Polo
Grounds Yesterday for a three DAYS visit
and disngured that green and historic
field with very poor baseball playing and
lot Of 4. THO Now Yorks fer their
part not only PLAYED well, hut made use
of the generally furnished defence of the
Grlffmen TO gorge themselves trifo
They won, 10 to :, getting n big lead
early By ramm!ng the delivery OF Two un-
stable Washington pitchers and BY their
opponents hodge -podge fielding The
Washington pitchers not only couldn't
pitch. but their fielding was OF the same
disorder OF excellence.
All combative features Of the game
ceased with the completion OF the third
inning and maybe from tina. poin; on the
players hurried to get through. but they
moved about so briskly that only an hour
and 80 minutes was consumed by the
strife, which Is dong unusually well
seeing that there was enough scoring TO
produce fourteen runs.
Jack Warhop's clever pitching. good
support of the same and the vigorous,
cleaucut battering given the Washington
pitchers would have won for New York
tors. The plebald defence OF the latter
simply made II easier for the Chancelings.
WARRIORS upgrade twirs forced tho Ma
tionals into a plethora OF harmless fly
ball hitting. and Of thu seventeen ID. c.
outs due TO that form Of demise. eight fell
into tn. net of Roy Hartzel
Three balls were lifted into the azure
by the New Yorks IN the flrst inning
one beyond the power of any Washing
toniun TO catch. Mhisr. hit this one. II
was a homer to the left field roost After
pietro Daley had singled, Ayres threw
the ball away trying 10 catch him of
his base. and Gandil threw II away In
the other direction trying TO nall him AZ
third, Pietro scored on the fusion OF wild
/ shots.
Although only one ~ the New Yorker,
scored In the second they enjoyed them
selves rompinc from point TO point Nuna'
maker singled 10 right and Boone shipped
him TO third with swat cut from tn,
same cloth.
| williams and Ayres met stomach or
reaching for Warhops pop fy, and Ayre:
! dropped the pop. WARRIOR consequently
was safe, but Gandil threw out Nuna
maker. who tried to score during the dis
turbance. Just before that Boone haC
been caught and run down on the throw
In of his hit Maisel doubled, and Noel
ler's wild return let Warhop score.
The New YorkH got their breath whil'
/ the Wash.ngtons were al bat In the thirC
and in their half had another frolc Cool
made an inhcld hit and Harper tumble,
! Daley's sacrifice. Facing two battere wa:
days work for Harper Grit next In
troduced Pitcher Bentley. Pitcher Rent
ley walked Bstslnan Mullen. Peckin
paugh grounded hit past Mcbride. anC
! Nunanaker laced one to m!dmeadow
The three hits, the walk, the error anC
Mitchelrs poor Judgment IN throwing e
the plate and allowing men 20 move ~
formed "A rotpourr which yielded fou
! runs
The Washingtons punched hits on War
hop twice for four runs, but were stopped
before their work assumed threatening
proportions. with three on In the fourtl
Smith drove a liner to centre which woult
have made trouble II Daley hadn't bee,
in it's path, Gandil hit a home ru
against the allegories IN tho seventh
Smith and williams didn't have "A chanc
to hit. because WARRIOR hit them, and Of
an !nfieid out and r. single by McBrd
both scored
Pecklnpaugh batted In run in tn
nth. The beneficiary was Daley. VIII
WAS passed, took second on a foul caugh
by Williams and third on n wild throw h
Bentley to take him mapping, Msisel too
a walk in the sixth and stole two base,
Hartzell walked and stole second an Maist
was pltering third and Maisel came owe
on Will!ans's high throw to kill the dou
BILE larceny. Cooks second inheld hi
was the medium by which Hartzell steppe
the final lap. The score