The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
To-day's Schedule.


Frank Chances scrappy New Yorks
made a rood bee,nn,rs In thar anal se-,s.
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uroutus yesterday AFTERNOON. NOT only
did they win by score Of 20 2. coming
from behind to 40 II, but they got rid
OF a couple OF troublesome ni,chers he.
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Inc NUNS poys cuHeu fooie Cicotte 30
hard that his manager thought II best to
lift him after six innings Joe Benz was
laced even harder in the seventh, or until
the locals had the game won 10 a GER.
tainty.
Jack WARRIOR pitched an excellent game
FOR the victors. In every inning but the
second he was always master of the situa-
ton. A couple OF rather nuky infeld hits
spoiled this round for him. In the period
mentioned Chicago punched three OF It's
eight blows with two sacrifice offerings
the last on a squeeze-for the brace OF
talles that fell the way OF the invaders
In no other inning did Chicago get
more than one safety. Never were the
Galatians able afterward to get the first
man to Mullen's corner safely except In
the eighth inning. when Blackburne sin
gled, only TO be doubled with Collins. In
each of the third. fourth. seventh and
ninth periods came singles with one out
Only In the third did the runner get as
far rs second.
WARRIOR had unusual command OF his
puzzling underhand delivery and for tho
most part the Sox offered easy chances
to the home infeld. Outside the safe hits
only one ball was knocked beyond the
confines OF the inner line. This was
Breton's easy loft to Cook in the fourth.
warhop was so steady that he did not
issue an unearned base.
Cicotte. who can usually beat the
Chancemen by showing them his glove.
was rather easy proposition for the
awakened legion For four innings ne
escaped calamity more through sheer
luck than cunning
In every inning until the nth. when
little Eddie got his bumps properly. New
York had excellent opportunities TO score.
Some OF these were wasted through care
lessness. others through bad breaks In
the luck. On Peckinpaugh, Breton pulled
the old hidden ball trick. Twice doubles
that opened innings went for naught
At another time double and single with
two down were wasted.
In the first inning with two down Col.
Inns reached second base on Boone's low
throw and "A passed ball. WARRIOR pulled
himself out OF the hole by covering first
and taking mean toss from Mullen OF
Fournier's sharp grounder over Boone,
way.
Boone opened the second half with
double on the left field wall. Fourier
made sensational stop or Hartzelfi
| bullet like srounder and, with perfect
throw, stopped Boone at Breton's cor
ner. IL Was wonderful play. for !,
broke up the nit and run. on which
Boone who Is fast' got break with thu
pitch. COOK forced Rartzell and ther
died stealing
In the second inning Chicago did al
It's scoring Demmitts sharp GROUNDED
took false bounce AS II neared Boom
ana eiuded Lutte Tor single schali
sacrificed. Boone covering for Mulleni
throw. Chappelle bounded slow role
over Warnops mead. which a tale
pitcher might easily have olutched
Though Boone got the Dali behind sec
ond there was no chance for play any
where' ana another scratch MT went Int
the statistics. Demmitt or course pulled