The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09


Birdie Cree" return to the Sew Works
A. the POLO Grounds yesterday marked
the most brilliant triumph the Chancemcn
have scored In q month Of sundays The
midget outfieldcr came back to us In All
the glory Of hts 1911 skill and aided very
materially in the overthrow Of the Maps
by n score Of : to l.
Cree led tho assault against Mitchell a
cunning southpaw, who appeared 10 he
right near the edge Of his best form yes
terday afternoon The first Of BRIDES
three singles drove IN the run that tied
the score in the second half of the opcn-
Ing round. Up three times against
Mitchell Cree singled twice and drew a
base on balls. I'm the eighth. New Yorl,s
last appearance at bat the returned prod
cal contributed his last clean WALTON and
precipitsted a batting rally against Cola.
moro such as tho New Works have shown
seldom this year--four clean hits. all in
row. II you please.
Next to Cree, perhaps tho crowd was
most interested in Mullen. the new FIRST
bsseman, and Lutte Boouc who has broken
into the inheld at second Mullen didn't
have a great deal 10 do At his corner
not enough difficult chances to give a true
line on his ability. Vet he handled him
self with 4 certain grace that bespoke
great poss bililics and shifted his feet as
the artistic formlliticS OF the position re-
ouirc Mullen appears shifty and about
as fast as any one ON the club bar NaiscL
lie contributed two timely hits that drove
IN thr-" runs and he scored one himself
With trce's ASSISTANCE he did most Of the
MrcCkuc
Being a right handed hitter. Boone was
given the preference over Trucsd3lc ia
tho battle with Mitchell Lutte looked like
the real article dotonsiNcly. IN taking
Nunamakers throws his worh wa grace
pcrsonifed lie didn't get hit All day,
but that WIS dur entirely to the heart
breakiu. IN luck IN which he played old
Cotton Top Turncr robbed the hoy Of one
safety. Graucy took an extra base hit
from Lutte u the fourth rs a result Of
one Of the most brilliant catches ever
seen---if IL wasn't pure accident From
the press hos II looked like blind luck,
,;rancy raced over nearly to the foul line
and in the last instant threw up his hand.
The ball stuck aud that vas good enough.
Mullen was leggus IT In from second at
the time.
Jack WARRIOR aud his undcrhanded de-
livery should not be overlooked. lie was
right Yesterday and might have scored
An easy shutout but Tor the FIRST of two
passes. lie held the Naps to six well
scattered hits aud famed no less than
seven Nunamaker helped by killing oil
both kirke and Lctbold or attempted
steals. following clean singles. In the
second. with kirkc ~ the midway and
only one out, WARRIOR famed Leibold,
lie handled tho mighty Larry Lajoic just
rs roughly IN the ninth. The king came
up with men ON third and second and only
one down.
with two out in the first. WARRIOR lost
jackson trying 10 work the corners. The
shocless wonder selected a wild pitch ON
which to ciuch pilfcr Lajoics only
safety, a clean shot to centre, saved
Cleveland from the kalsomne bucket.
New York tied in its half Maisel
opened the attack with pretty drive to
centre Iartzrll sacrificed. Pccklnpaugh
popped to Chapman, hut Cree. who had
been warmly welcomed by tho crowd,
stuuG one with all his old time punch
down Larry's way. Napoleon Just man 70
aged to get the nngortips of one great
paw upon the ball but couldn't smother
it, The sphere tore hy for "A single that
counted the speedy Mascl
In the fourth inning Peckinpaugh
bounced to Mitchell So high that he was
at n'st before the bah settled. Follow
ing this luke hit Cree pumped TO right,
but too sharply to allow Peck 10 try for
third, Mullen wa Instructed to sacrifice
lie did better. lie laid down a perfect
blnt between the box and third. which
Mitchell hcldcd PcckiupauGh was slid
ing safely into third when the pitcher got
the ball hut Mitchell tried for a force on,
anyhow aud threw into the extreme cor
ntr M lofi hclJ The error let home both
f''knphugh and cree and Put Muller
ol te' nul There he died. Both Nuna-
maker and .Roonc flied ont 20 ,raney
after Cook struck his rolors
. Larry Laj0ic fumblcd on Maisel in III.
! h''h WIN unlN one out and the little nasl
N"mpil' stole on - NCill lie got no fur
thor than half way round as Hartzcl
toulod 4" kirkc and peckinpaugh linct
10 I"lhold cree drew pass TO begiI
mo 'iNi'' hut h" was smothercd stealing
a. spite OF a wide throw
~ tho 'iGhth inning Joe Birmingham
decided Ia take a shot nj Warhop's pun
cling fire In place of Mitchell. Chapman
who opened the inning with single wa