The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25

PHlLADELPHiA. April ga disastrous
mum by Second Baseman Frank Truesdale
In the seventh inning to-day gave Frank
Chances fighters their first defeat in the
seasons series with the Athletics. Fol-
LOWING this error the Mackmen tied up
the score and then won out in the eleventh
inning on single, an out and a long
smash TO right by the ever deadly Frank
Baker. the score being TO s.
The New Workers. never should have
lost to-days game. nor should Ray keat-
ing have been forced from the game Had
Truesdale taken keating's throw TO head
OF BaAer trying TO work "A DELAYED steal
In the seventh he would have caught the
nome run king by yards and retired the
side The Mackmen instead OF scoring
three runs for the inning would have gone
on the defence with only one run, and the
New forks eventually would have been
returned the victors by "A 6 to 4 score
When Truesdale erred Collins. who was
on third. sprinted over the plate with the
second run OF the exciting session. Then
Baker came In a few seconds later with
the tying run on McInniss slash mast
Naisei. Chance then took Heating from
the hostile zone and sent In Underra nd
Warhop. who went along finely enough
until the eleventh, when defeat fell on
him.
The way Chances army attacked the
offerings of Weldon Wyckoff the Bucknell
College star. In the early innings presaged
a rosy outlook for the New Workers. 10
continue their whirl OF success agains,
the champions OF the world Due 10 hits.
Wyckons wildness and poor playing by
the Mackmen. the visitors amassed a
to lead before Wyckoff was taken on,
OF the box in the fifth round in favor Of
RUDE bressler, young southpaw who
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League club last year. The youngster
pitched splendid game Of ball during his
stay out on the mound. In his six ana
two-thirds innings the New Yorks made
only two hits.
keating's wildness and general ineffec
tiNtNess always had him in hot water and
Kept the rest of the New Yorks anxious
Had II not been for Cant. Roger pecttn,
paugh's wonderful work at shortston
Heating would have Jared much worse.
The New Yorks took "A fyIne start
AFTER Maisel had struck out Hartzell
singled and stole second Walsh walked
then Wyckof wildpitchcd up against the
grand stand. scoring Hartzell and allow
Ing Walsh to take third. Caldwell walked
and Walsh came in when Barry threw
Holden out at first. Truesdalc famed.
ending the inning. With two down in
their turn OF the same frame the Macks
scored when Collins singled. stole and
scored on Bakers hit To right.
Two more New Workers. became ac-
auainted with the plate in the second
Peck .npaugh hit to centre and raced TO
third when Sweeney singled through Col
Inns. Heating flied to McInnins and Mai
sci lifted little ny to Murphy, who threw
To the plate. But Pecklngpaugh did not
try to score and the throw enabled
Sweeney to go to second. Hartzell then
whacked through Barry for the needed
hit, which brought in rs captain and
Sweeney. Ray was out "A second later
trying to steal.
The New Works got their final pair OF
counters In the fifth Maisel doubled to
centre, took third on Hartzelrs sacrifice
and scored when Barry flung wide to the
plate on Walsh's grounder. Jimmy took
third on the error. Wyckof then got
the call to quit and Bressler took up the
firing He famed Caldwell with the
greatest of ease and probably felt so
elated over this that he forgot all about
the eager and alert Mr.. Walsh on third
Getting splendid start AZ the southpaw
was winding up to pitch to Holden
Walsh clearly and clevery stole home
sliding around Lapp's waiting hand which
clutched the ball. Holden then singled
savagely to left, hut Truesdale hit feebly
to Bressler. The score