The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-21
To-day's Schedule.
Cleveland In New York.
Detroit in Philadelphia.
Chicago In Boston.
g.. Louis in Warrington

Sixteen ~ Frank Chances men proved
unequal 10 the task Of stopping the Maps
IN yesterdays game NJ tho Polo GroundsN
Cleveland won by score OF IL to g.
mainly by brute strength and awkward
ness. and In doing so peppered no less
than five Of New Yorks celebrated pitch
ing corps for a bakers dozen OF hits.
II was a sad blow to the faithful, who
turned out In expectation OF Roman
holiday and whose expectations were full
filled until the unlucky seventh rolled
around For In spite Of the looseness or
Ray Fishers work, which allowed tho
visitors four runs In the hrst two IN
ninEs, the home boys made things so In
teresting for southpaw Mitchell that Cy
pieh was able 10 start on even terms with
him IN round three.
with Cy on the hill matters progressed
most favorably-for a time. Chance's
liegemen APPLIED the ash so dexterously at
the proper angles that they soon had Pieh
on the long end OF a to count. This
looked good enough until the big eN-
plosion.
The seventh inning was nothing short
OF fearful and the six runs that accrued
to Joe birmingham reversed the handi-
caps OF the Rrapplers. But for few OF
many unfortunate circumstances the STING
never would have landed. Two apparently
faulty flllNRS, one tdtH by anu
D!neen, took hope out OF the hopefus and
greatly assisted the trailers In the com-
pilation of their half dozen runs,
In this round Cy Pleh got off on the
-vrorS foot by filling the bases with passes
to Johnston. who M FOR Mitchell, and
Leibold after O'Neil.s Introductory single.
Chapman chopped a -Tow roller Boone s
way, ten feet to the first base side OF
tho keystone. Little Lutte helded the ball
close to the speeding LeioOld and evi-
IDENTIFY tagged him six feet off the base
line before he tried for a double play at
firet Jack Sheridan called everybody safe
and O'Neill scored OF course Whether or
not Leibold WAS Ia ggea ne ran so far on
Of line that he should have forfeited his
base running right.
Pieh, under protest, gave way 10 Keat-
ing at this junctura. Maisel threw out
Jackson as Mitchell crossed with another
run. LaJoie hit sharply TO Pecknpaugh
drawn In. The captains pretty throw
had Lelbold trapped at the plate. Nuna'
maker muffed the toss. but he had tbs
plate blocked and knocked away Leibold
who came in STANDING up. Leibold ha,
not touched the plate yet But Dineer
awarded the run which knotted the count
Eunamaker protested so vigorously tina
ne was chased from the game. Sweeney
tho walking delegate OF the fraternity
was indisposed or taking n day of, -
that the Peerless Leader had no back
stop save Schwert OF University o
Pennsylvania fame Schwert was 70 in
experienced his manager wouldn't rs
him with n spitball pitcher. Heating wa
shelved for Warhop who hadn't warme
up. Kirke slapped a single To centre tina
tailed Chapman. LaJoie refused TO tr
for the plate on short wild pitch, bu
kirke made second easily Both ran 4
on Turner's long single to centre, Boon
made pretty catch Of Wambsganss'
1Aat nd at II
Schwert
That was the climax and the main pic
of tho play. though Shoeless Joe Jackso
insisted upon an epilogue in the form {
home run 10 the centre field wall
the ninth This damaged the fair fam
OF Carroll Brown who furnished Chance
last pitching relay In the ninth Inning.
The prologue WAS exciting enough
suit the most fastiduous. Leibold raise
the curtain with a perfect hunt TO Maisel
patrol. Chapman sacrificed Jackso
walked and scored with Leibold whe
Laioie doubled to the centre field fenc
In his younger days Il might have bee
homer for Larry, who was content
jog half way around.
One OF these runs New York got hac
G it's half. Passes to Boone and Coo
~ere sandwiched round Hartzells infe
out Cree's single tailed Lutte and sci
the doctor to third. but Mullen hit rig
49,
double play.
Cleveland snatched two more in Il
second. Wambsganss singled and ONE
doubled. Boone held them while he thre
out Mitchell, hut little Leibold hit L
pair home. The midget was caught
Cooks good throw when he tried to STREET
the hit. New York tied the score IN
half Pecklnpaugh singled to left a.
Aaisel waited after NunGnaker filed
Jackson Aragon, the Cuban recru
hatted for Fisher. He singled so SHARP
~ lelbod on the first pitch that Pc
;-t1't dare to score. with. the has
filled and one out Cleveland tried for
double play when Boone hit TO Chapmf
After forcing Aragou WamhSganss thr,
to the stands; Pecknpaugh and MAJ!
score, while Boone reached second, IL
tailed on Ilartzolrs clean single to rig
Maiscl earned run single handed
the fourth, He tripled with ore out a
stole home aided by short passed bi
The two in the NTH came with two o
Cree walked and Mulon doubled. he
scored on Pccknpaushs scratch Tie,
Lacquer, for which Kirke made a fine {
handed try pass to Cook, followed
the singles of Cree and Peckinpau
which wore parted by forced play, "a