The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-04
SNAPSHOTS AT EBBETS FIELD.

The third and rubber game between the
Rroohlyns and New forks at Ebbets Field
2:i5.
Chances reconstructed outhed gives
Ebeets an Opportsnity to n stage Doc Cook
Harry Williams looks better the further
hs series ys2~ clever tho s OF w.
without leaving tho bag
Walsh L the only man on either team who
has hi, 800 In the two game. rn Three bases
day he had two clean hits.
Col. Ebbs,s provided charcoal tires for The
players These yer, we're PLACED a., a, the ind; ENDS
the boxes TO soothe the pedal extremities of
the Flatbush Squire.
Channelrs debut was somewhat sappoint.
him on the old Hilltop grounds. The al
Ss s sHm BY ans swings
II will be hard for anybody to disodge
Cook Il h. lyes so the s'a ~, EioI he
on his first appearance ana hit the bali
squsrely on the seam both times he faced
stop Daubert and Wheat was Chances
we're successfully stopped BY both Caldwtll
aud aud got on safely through Harsseli's error
while the King was working But each OF
these pitchers struck out Zach In pinch
The excellent condition of Ed Sweeney s
attrsted by the fact that Brooklyn has pur-
loned only one base In the two games
out In the ninth. when Sweeney refused to
throw.
ogrien proved sopsslu.iysly tina, he could
bases But this lie in his favor: he is in no
manner BIASED. Thursday he gave all the
close ones TO Brooklyn; yesterday he squared
accounts.
Egan's fielding was as sensat ionai AS In
The opening engagement n S9o ne ,o was yeay
well and Cole.
Peckinpaush was not so busy as usual. but
In the eighth inning he showed the greatest
stop OF the series. killing on hit for
Daubert away behind second base.
smith thought lie would catch Wal;h
mapping In tho fourth inning and kept right
on Tor second on short III TO left, Peek,
Red got within nftesn Zee, Of Tie base e'V''
Brown Will do much better work for
nothing else. This manner OF offering was
from the day It hit training camp
efmsr 81 s a1isy big asew put uP along
itPeinsGn Tho o,;a,S very ii"s Judge Of box
viii stick.
Fiseher's aim seemed a bit faulty. but he
sS.ass' icse OF MIN Wash ns sid a'% anass
Egan In the NTH
Doc cook. furnished the circus fs,sur. Of
liner In tho NTH he went back fast, lea ped
high and bounced the ball of his glove into
the air, later catching II with his bare
hand before II IT. This saved IA run.
Stengel took what ~ppeared sure hit
from Hartzell In the NTH inning. when he
came through the sloppy going almost to
the infeld Tor a Texas Lacquer that Cut
shaw evidently lost In the clouds. lie was
forced to make q shoestring clutch while
travelling ut top speed,
Chance has succeeded In one respect where
other managers have failed. lilo has drilled
into his pitchers the necessity OF covering
FIRST base on all balls hit to tho first ba.
side OF the box II Cole had not been On
the lob IN the seventh Stengel would have
reached Williamss corner safely. The big
first bascman had difficulty In locating the
bah after he knocked II down and had
barely time TO toss to Cole. As II was, the
King made a clever one handed catch.
Neither camp would announce IT'S battery
selection for this afternoon, II would sur.
prise few II Raglan and Aitchison were pittcd
against Schulz and Fisher