The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-10

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Joy any p''I "' 'hr ceremony ~ was
knocked ont OF me n"N IN Just nnc-third
OF an inning inc thrcc runs cleveland
gathered IN tins period might have won
the gam" II GreIg. bNeill and Grancy
hadn 7 been 50 huttortinScr"d. "ombina'
ion Of battery ana hcldlug errors gave
the Chauc'men six runs. where they
should nave mad hut on" 1T most IN the
s-rpnu inning. 1ud eliminated Gregg as
well
Cy Fleh began badly h! passing Graucy
Turner flied to iIarjzcll. but Jackson duu.
bled to left Pieh got lHj0iC in the hole
but LarIy foulcd off ten straight strikes
before he finally pumped a single to cen-
tire that gave the Maps two runs Kirke
forced LaJoic. then stole second chan.
mans single Tailed kirke. the batter be-
ing safe AT S,rnud Nh,u peck iunaurh
dropped Nunamabcr's return Of tho thrnw
in Marty McIIale vas then ushrrcd upo,
the scene and held Lclbold To AN car
altering Iutc Ronnc's way
cree had tvo turns a, bat fl, tho sac,,d
inning He ticl,l,d Gregg for n tr,ple on
the right field wall and scored on n nassed
ban which was l.n's tnird sink
Cooks sacrifice sent Mullen ia sscon1
Nun,msker was h,t by a uitch,d han
Doonc scratched a s,cc,, OF ~ ,r,,,,,,s
sIshbonc. filling ths bases MrII,l~ struck
out M1is,l scnt a long II, an; Ia Gran,
on which tho latter was uuilt, nf , x25
mum Manager Birmingham LEVIED th.
assessment. Boone. who - Il very energetic
PLAYER. gamhl,d against iust such an
occurrence and logged IL as fast rs he
could around the bases Thus he was able
to score behind Mullen and Nunamaker
Maisel pulled up AT second lie PROMPTLY
stole third and then, aided hy u wild
pitch also stole home Morton a recruit
from Waterbury. with windup in keeping
with the name 81 the town. relieved Stcrn
IIc gave Hartzoll = base and Roy stole
second. Fsrkinn1ugh's single to LETT re-
deemed tho old Warlurse. cree. up for
the second time tapped gently Ia the box
Throughout the rest of the game both
McIIale aud Morton pitched sterling base
ball, In one INNING only the ffth, were
the New Works abb, To penetrate the
guard Of tho Waterbury phcuom. Three hits
were punched tor one run. IIartzclI's
single started it, Peckinpaugh popped out
trying 10 sacrlace Thcn cree scratched
a hit through the box. Mullen singled to