The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31
To-day's Schedule.
Detroit in ST. Louis.
Cleveland in Chicago.

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When the New York Americans did
start in to score after twenty-five runless
innings against the Athletics they took
the bride OF. They scored early and
often in the second OF the Memorial Day
games with the champions and beat them
10 to 5. In the morning they were shut
out, to 0. the nine innings Of this
game forming part OF the chain OF twenty
five in which they didn't reach the main
objective.
Tho two instruments OF holiday way
fare brought out great amount Of hsl-
ter-skelter baseball. and the afternoon
game spread out over hours snd 40
minutes. OF all sorts for only eight and
"A half innings. The wonderful Wild
ness Of the numerous cailow pitchers
used BY Mack prolonged the game. but
Kept w the fun and helped the New
FORKS { mensely in lighting their way
- the r. mt and eventually winning.
Eighteen thousand spectators in the
Afternoon witnessed . botch OF . game
N the part OF the champions. who after
putting forth three good games In sue
csssion, unfolded one which was In saffron
contrast The morning spectators saw
the At1letlCS on their Dtst DcndNlOTs
exhibition In the morning was the sort
that Keeps them at the head OF the class.
strons in all departments, az 10 taught
by Instructor Mack
Tho recess brought a transforma don
and Comics ordinarily capable class
got into mischief early and couldn't make
use OF a four run lead. The trouble was
Ia the box chiefly. Each Athletic pitcher
and four filed TO the mesa during the
ternoon-was worse than the preceding
pne.
They were a lavish collection OF base
On balls givers-Pennock with four,
wyckoff with seven and Bush with three.
Caldwell gave six passes. making II an at
,ornoon OF unheard OF prodigality. twenty
walks in all. Wyckoff backed up his feat
Of Friday. when he issued five passes In
succession. by giving four In succession
yesterday. His left hand couldn't have
known what the right was doing or II
would have done the pitching Itself When
wyckoff does 60 wild he makes a wildca,
look as tame AS Central Park squir-
rel.
The New Yorks scored five runs In the
afternoon without the aid OF base hit
Tho Athletic pitchers also had three wild
pitches and hit two batters. Getting e
nrst was the easiest thing the New York;
dsd. The Athietios were on often too
but though they peppered Caldwell Sc
verely and made a four run haul In the
frst inning He held them to scattering
IRE after that, and his support was firn
and fast Piigrlmages to the bases wer,
so common that twenty-seven men wer'
left on them, sixteen New Workers. and
eleven Athletics Tramp. tramp. tramp
the boys were marching.
The matutnal merrymakins Of tn
champions began In the first inning Thel
iarruped every New York pitcher. tn
first Of whom was Cole. They uncrowne,
L., ~. Arot In A
run, two singles and a double removes
his sceptre Against Warhop there wa
A iulI for a time but they went on tn
rampage In the sixth. They made rai
on Pieh In the eighth and ninth and lef
nothing hut the crust
Doc Cooks batting was vigorous u
both games He was one home playe
whom Shawkey wasn't able TO subdue Il
the morning and he divided six hit
equally between ante and post meridlen
yIe and Oldring scattered hits around Tx
buckshot from blunderbuss. The
cuIIed eleven from the assorted pitchini
When the first inning OF the secon
game was over Il looked like another 10
for the Athletics. Four clean hits and
base on balls Melted four runs. The Me-
Yorks were on their way TO similar RI
ward in their half when splendid 5000
by Barry touched off double play an
ended the inning. The New Yorks ha
the bases allied in the first, third m
fourth innings base on balls force
in run in the fourth The Chanceme
couldn't hit Wyckoff when he did fr
the plate. and twice he shortened the ru
supply by striking out batter with u
functions flled.
Two runs In the second were due
Pennocks poor work. He passed tv
men and made A wild throw on for
play. Wyckoff's wldness high thro
by Barry and Lapp's inability to st,
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