The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
To-tiay's Schedule.
Washington I'm New York.
Philadelphia In Boston.
Cleveland In Detroit.
~. Louis In Chicago.

A two days pause between rounds
didn't duh the edge OF the speed OF the
high stepping New Yorks Yesterday they
continued the subjugatioN OF the Athletics.
They did it with as much positivcness and
pepper as they had when they left Off on
the opening day. Yesterday they didn't
even let the champions OF creation score
The score was TO In favor OF the
unafraid myrmidons OF Chance and while
fastening the shutout yoke to the unwil
ing but not necessarily rough nccks of
the champions they were hcartless enough
TO allow no Mackman to forage beyond
second base.
The clientele in the stands was delighted
with this. the second display of confidence
and skill on the part OF the New Yorks
who again looked like a real ball club
Nothing succeeds like success and the
success of the New Yorks was
brought about by game of snappy, ear
nest playing and evenly applied strength
1t was cleancut 4 figure that doomed
largely in 1t was the lengthy. somewhat
spirituelle but wiry one of Slim Cald-
we'll
Caldwell has had more speed than he
had yesterday. but he had plenty to take
all the punch out of the Athletics bats
He pitched carefully and never allowed
himself 10 get In deep predlcament. He
didn't stop there. He lent a hand in the
hitting and extended his helpful accom-
pllshments so far as to steal the only base
stolen b. his side.
Caldwell passed the first batter. who
was Eddie Murphy. hut when Daley tried
to- sacrifice, his Slimship snatched the
short half liner and whipped the ball
10 Williams for double play. The
Maisel gnome gave the ball a belligercnt
holt in the New York half but Daley
made rafting catch off the ground
Iiartxell, in his favoritc pas;ime of fash
Joining two baggers. poled a hit OF those
dimensions to centre and after Walsh had
flied to Daley, Williams. waiting it out
with persistence and fouling off the good
ones walked, Sturfy McInnis. reignng
monarch of the first base domain. snuffed
out Holden.
Baker, tho circuit specialist. died in
the second because Cook smothered his
solid drive, Cook having had the fore
thought to play way out in the suburbs
for the worlds series wonder. MCInnis
singled, was forced by Strunk and the
hawkeyed Caldwell shot a throw over 10
Williams and caught Strunk mapping Only
nine men went to bat for the New Works
in the second, third and fourth, during
which time there We're two pretty stops
by Barry TO help in the rapid cffacement
Murphy led off with another walk III
the fourth, Daley sacrificed, Peck snapped
Collinss grounder 10 Maisel ana removed
Murphy from the sphere OF usefulness
and Moose Sweeney horned in with a
throw which killed Collins stealing. just
like breaking sticks for our boys
Cap Peckinpaugh led the attack that
won the game. lie singled in the fftl
with o:;e out. Sweeney trying the hit ant
run, fouled to Baker, and Caldwell singled
through Collins trying the hit and run
He forwarded his captain TO third, thcr
stole second The Athletics tried re
lay throw on Slim Lamp to Collins Il
Barry. but the device didn't draw Peck OF
his perch or get there in time to collar
slim. Maisel sent u fiery single stralgh
10 centre and brought in two runs
two base hit by Hartzell ignited tn,
fireworks in the sixth. when three NOR,
hits were grouped. The New York at
tack was clcvorly varied in this inning
Walsh hunted and beat Bakers throw
Wlliamss fly to Strunk scored IIartzel
from third, Strunk threw in to Brow
for possible play on Walsh at second
but Walsh was at second before Brown
could return the ball TO Barry. Holden
fly WAS tho second out, hut co.., will
two bagGer to left sent Walsh home
The score: