The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-16


Tie winning string Of Ray Caldwell
was snapped asunder yesterday. The De
troits did the snap asundering. the while
accounting for their third consecutive
conquest of the New Yorks They made
only five hits but the New Works made
only Ave off George Dauss, who pitched
a better game than Caldwell. Neither
side could hit much, but Dauss was the
steadier of the two pitchers. caldwelFs
bases on balls. a home run by BURNS and
the operations OF kavanaugh and Cobb
at the bat and on the bases landed the
game for the Detroits They hsd more
dash than the home team and had more
creative ability in generating runs from
scant opportunities. The score was TO
=.
Displays OF annoyance on both sides
accompanied the work of Umpire Chill
on balls and strikes and ia the eighth
there was big kick by the New Works
A pitched ball struck Walsh on the hand.
but Chill wouldn't let him take his base
1T hit the batw exclaimed Bush of the
Detroits as he came running in Chill
thought so too. and maybe 1t did. Any
way, Chances contention that ii didn't
hit the bat and Wslsh's exhibit of his
hand to show where the ball his him
didn't get anything.
When the inning was over Chill was
hooted az he went to the New York bench
TO get a couple OF new balls, and drink
ing glass was fired in his direction from
the stand. After the game he was heckled
by a crowd OF noisy, paper throwing row
dies who milled around the Detroit bench
while Chill and sheridan faced them with
their backs to the concrete. Several gray
coated peace guardians interposed until
tho jam scattered.
Dauss was the third pitcher trotted out
by Jennings who took the measure Of the
New York halberd bearers. lie pitched
curves curves, curves, and occasionally -
fast. straight one. His curve dartrd
across the plate or Just outside the cor.
ners in way that took the punch out OF
the local bats. He was the man who put
the feat in defeat. His slants they
couldn't meet and they were his meat
while their base hits he did deplete. Cald-
well didn't have his usual control ana
three Of his passes counted IN runs. Both
of the runs scored by the New Yorks
originated in the passes given by George
Eaus Dauss.
Sweeney threw out two men stealing in
the first. two fast men. Bush and COBB
This was a notable performance because
in eaeh case Sweeney had to throw from a
low. Inside PITCH Cobb hurt his ankle
sliding, the game was halted while the
injury was dressed and Ty was so famed
that he followed with two two baggers
one of which he stretched to that length
by fine running.
Two were out in the second inning
when Burns bounced fair hit OFF the
top OF the right field parapct into the
stand Holden squared the reckoning II
the New York half on a base on balls, q
high toss by Burns to Dauss at frs
and two Dagger to the left ioul lln'
by Truesdale. The latter's hit got awaS
from High while he WAS reaching up fol
IL on the foul line, The Detroits delugeC
Chill with claims of foul, but the ball ap
reared to be in fair territory when 4
glanced off Highs hands.
Inability to bunch hits found men o
both teams expiring on the bases up Il
the sixth inning, in which Caldwell passet
Bush after tanning Dauss. Kavanaugl
poked a double to left, but Cobb chopped
10 Truesdale, and the latter with a nea
pickup, threw Bush out At the plate, Cobb
tho tricky, edged off first and drew
throw from Sweeney, kaNanaugh sldle'
toward the plate, broke for the goal whe
Pcckinpaugh ran cobb back and threy
70 Williams and arrived there safely be
cause Wllliams's throw home was too hig
for Sweeney to stoop and tag kavanaug
IN time,
Hartzell opened New Yorks sixth wit
4 single and was eXiled en- route. Intel
plays on weak taps put away Walsh
Holden .fd Sweeney. Caldwell gave tire
bases on balls in the seventh. High lie
- with stroll and was forced by Burns
Moriarty walked and Stanagc force
Burns at third. Dauss hit down the mid
lie 10 Pscknpaugh who had an easy pla
at second or first, but fumbled Bus
worked Caldwell to the limit, fouling o
two good ones, getting four balls an
crowding Moriarty 10 the plate,
In the same Inning the New Yorks la
good chance To tie the score. Peckir
paugh drew four balls Williams ser
I'm home with "A two Dagger to RICH
TruAsdale's sacrifice was the first out. q
CAldwolls stab to kavanaugh, William
WAS botted out at tho plate, and Bus
threw out Maisel A two Dagger by Col
in the eighth, sacrifice hit by CrawfoI
and sacrifice fly by High placed the Ne
YorsS two runs n arrears, and at Il