The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19


The Browns had more life and more
staying qualities than the New Works
yesterday and won the ball game by a
score OF TO .. At the end OF the sixth
inning the Browns didn't have any runs,
but they did have faith and "A punch.
which latter they delivered In the sew
enth and eighth innings hard enough and
often enough TO pass from, restitution to
opulence to overcome New Yurks slight
lead with small but we'll assorted col
lection of hits.
What life there was was mostly in
digenous to the Browns. Chances trust
fes didn't have much and Il good deal
OF the game dragged and was listless. The
New Works, as they have done for a
week back, swung weak bat. Every
pitcher that comes along lately shrivels
their cudgcls to such an extent that the
producing effect OF the weapons is about
az mnch as though they were loaded with
blank cartridges. The New lorks may be
facing wonderful pitching, but to the
naked eye it appears to he moro a case
OF atrophy of the batting eye.
However. the vildness OF Pitcher
james put them in the way Of two runs.
and all was serene until the Browns be-
gan TO get the hang of McHale's pitching.
They didn't maltreat IL cruelty, but did
manhandle 1t roughly enough to get what
they were after. on. St Louis run had
q tumble by Peckinpaugh as an ingredi-
ent, but a sufficient quantity to win the
game were traceablo to McHalc. All
the run roads in the eighth led TO him
Once the Browns were in the lead there
was complete cessation of pitchers
gifts. which estoppagc deprived the home
folks of their most frequent means Of
reaching first base. Lengthy Baumgard-
Ii.
who is as long as the river of that name
effectually blocked the New Works or IN
the last two innings, throwing them back
before they ever got up to the rush line.
James, alias Pepper, Austin was ef-
faced In the first inning after vlcissitudes
on the bases. He made an intieid
single and had "A close call at FIRST wper
McHale threw over to nip him. lie stole
second, but wandered too far from tia,
tavern. and this time was caught nap
ping by McHale. Pratt. compiler of -four
hits and an all around thorn In the ficsl
OF our boys, singled and was thrown out
by Nunamaker stealing one of New
YorlS's semi-occasoual hits fell TO Hart
zell in the first inning, but he. too, sue.
cumbed stealing.
The New Yorks made run In the sec
ond and made a pretty double play. Tn,
last came first. Gus Williams sing ed
and c. Walker sacrificed. The former
tried to score from second, while Msise
was throwing out Leary. Maisel's toss
pulled Harry williams of the bag, bu,
Harry deftiy tagged Leary coming in ant
with a throw TO Nunamaker doubled
Brother Gus. the play being none the less
smooth because unfraternal.
Nunamaker. who made both New York
runs. walked III the second inning ano
went to third on Peck's single. Williams
was hit, and on Truesdales force OF Peel
Nunamaker crossed the plate. Ware
made a nice stop TO force Peck. The stat
would have been good for hit had tn,
bases not been filled. Mcliale hit all the
way to James and ended the inning with
two on bases.
James winged two batters in the fourth
which, with a hit by Peckinpaugh In be-
tween, filled the bases with nobody out
Truesdsle's fly To q. Williams brought In
Nunamaker, the other two runners moving
up on Guss prodiglous heave almost &c
the first base line. The accruing ad.
vantage was unsubstantial because Nc
Hale struck out and Masel volleyed &c
Pratt An inning Of much cry and litl,
wool. In the NTH the bountiful james
walked two with only one out, hut Nuna'
maker aud Pecklnpaugh made drive:
which were long vertically, but coming
straight down to Agnew had IN them ne
element OF succor,
In the seventh Pratt made his third hit
g. Williams flied TO Holden q. Walker
grounder afforded PeCklnpaugh chanc,
for play AZ either second or first, hui
Peck fumbled and blew both chances
Leary sent single to the left Held clear
ing and scored Pratt.
McHale struck out Rumer in the eight
and passed Shotten. Fatal passing and
passing fatal. Austin clawed at a pitched
hJl on the run and hit, bounced Il
through a vacancy at short and sent Shot