The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-12
To-day's Schedule.

Nothing to IT, gentle reader: class will
tell You should have seen those scrappy
Kids of Chances wade through Jimmy Cal
lahan's White Sox at the Polo Grounds
yesterday afternoon. They walked right
up to that white hosed legion and smashe
1t right between the eyes and kept on
smashing all afternoon till they had as
sured very decisive to 4 victory.
one would never have suspected that
the vanquished club has just finished
successful run of sixteen victories in nine
teen starte. Nor would one have sus-
pected from yesterdays play that Chances
fedgelings were houndering around the
mouth Of the pit. New York trimmed
Chicago. and trimmed 1t well. and there
are no excuses for the tender feelings of
the badly battered challengers.
Goodness knows. Chance seemed TO feel
badly enough about wreckng any pen
nsnt aspirations with "A ruck runner. He
spotted Sir James to Carroll Brown. or
the equivalent OF three runs. in the very
first inning. Now II Jimmie couldn't keep
that advantage IL was his own fault
He tried hard enough and hurled the
pick of his rifemcn into the pit so rap
idly that the line of march TO the club
house resembled a parade. Faber. Rus
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the reckless swatters Of the big village.
who rang up eleven resounding blows OF
various denominations.
Carroll Brown, late of the worlds cham
p.ons. debutted with the home talent. He
didn't debut very long. As n matter OF
self-preservatlon he removed himself from
the box when Schalk opened the second
with n single continuing merry fusl-
lade that had Melted three runs in the
opener.
Three runs Chance considered almost
hopeless. He called upon King Cole to
20 through the formality OF serving the
rest Of the game. Cole. who has seldom
lasted more than part of an inning on
any local start, crossed everybody with
one OF the finest exhibitions Of his career
He held the white Sox scoreless, bar
ring Schalk's run that was put under way
at Browns expense and that wouldn't
have crossed but for Maisel's tumble
cole was In danger Of being scored upon
hut twice. Double plays In which little
boone featured rescued him each time.
Fritz Maisel Joined the parade of Chi
cago pitchers in the seventh inning after
trying to kick hole through the Polo
Grounds near first base Fritz's old
time friend. Bill Dlneen. declared the
midget had been trapped off first by CT
cote Maisel disagreed with the hair
line decision. He kept up his chatter
after he had got safely to the bench
and finally called down the umpira tica'
wrath upon his ears.
None of Galatians box quartet showed
much of that stun which has won such
a reputation for the stan Everybody
was as wild as could be- while Schall
and Weaver were even wilder. The
catcher and shortstop between them had
Ave errors. which aided very materially
In cinchinR the argument for New York
10. 4. l,n.
might have made things far more In
teresting had Schalk and Weaver be
haved The repulse finally developed into
such rout that Callahan ordered Ed
Walsh to warm. Then he thought bet
ter OF II and made a public announce
ment that he would reserve the iror
man for revenge In one Of Monday,
bargain day attractions.
Weaver opened the game with double
10 right on which Cook made "a fn'
try. The ball eluded a enchanted clutci
az Doc bumped heavily into the wall
Rlackburne sacrificed and Ray Demmitt
former New Yorker, hit IN the run
with n clean single to right Cree dropped
Colins's fly after chase almost Il
second but recovered the ball in time e
force Demmitt Collins stole second anC
tailed ahead OF Fourier when the latte
hit into the right field stand.
Brown walked out OF the box afte
Schalk nlcked him to start the second
Breton greeted Cole with perfect bun
20 Boone. Maise Allied the bases when h
fooled Faber's slow roller, Weaver strucl
out but Cole forced home Schalk will
pass to Blackburne, Boone made
very pretty pickup Of Demmitts pepper!
Offering and forced Breton at the plate
Lutte also threw out Collins
Cree scratched hit to Blackburne I
start New York's half OF the second, fMul
len skled to right and Cook struck ou
Sweeney doubled 20 left centre, scorn
Birdie. Boones single to left, whic
Weaver barely touched, scored Big EC
. Schalk ran To the box 10 meet very ba
return from Weaver. and when he trie
10 flag Boone at second threw over Black
. hurne's head. No one was backing IN
play. The ball rolled to the fence lei
ting Boone all the way around
Maisel doubled to start the third, an
advanced on an out. He was nipped a
tho plate on close play when Pecklr
paugh bounced n hard drive against ia
ber's shins.
Cree's second single started New York
fourth, ana Mullen followed suit Ru'
sell here relieved Faber. Cook stung hi
A uyill nitc