The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-23


Chicago In Washington.
The radical reform Of Chances hitlcss
wonders yesterday afternoon developed
the unusual spectacle OF a two game tri-
umph. New York won both parts of a
double header from Hugh Jennings's IT.
gers and thereby came mighty close to
urecking the fond penuant hope with
which the tow haired leader of the Felines
first assaulted this citadel slim Cald-
we'll outpltched Coveleskie in q clever duel
while Cy Pieh staggered through to glory
over Dubuc and Cavet after King Cole
had done his best 10 complicate matters
The scores were 3 10 / and TO Il.
Tho opening battle was b. far the bet
ter when Judged purely by scientific
standards. But It was nowhere nearly so
exciting TO the big holiday crowd as the
second proved. In the second green
pitcher was thrown into the pit for New
York after Detroit had ruug up what ap-
pearod at the time very safe lead This
colt held the invaders al bay until his
teammates fell upon Jean Dubuc, one Of
the toughest opponents in tho league for
them. for total OF seven runs In one
inning. Pieh eased up toward the end Of
the game and allowed a run IN each Of
the last two Innings. ono home
run drive 10 the upper right tier by Wa
hoo Sam Crawford. whose smuggling fea-
tured Detroit's attack IN the second con-
test
Ray Caldwell deserved his victory. He
was invulnerable save in the second in
ming, when for It's only run Detroit
punched three Of It's half dozen hits. A
triple by Veach opened the way and
there might have been a flock Of trouble
for Caldwell but for remarkable play
by Lutte Boone. Kavanagh followed
Neaoh's three ply Offering with a wicked
drive between frs, and second that looked
like a sure single. Boone sprang over
for a wonderful stop and shifting the
ball 20 his bare hand all IN one move
unent made lightni1Ellkc throw TO
Nunamaker that cut off the run at the
plate. THIS hit Of brilliant fielding could
not have been better placed. Burns fol
lowed with a scratch hit through second
and Stauage singled TO right, scoring
Kavanagh and sending Burns to third
The latter WAS run down on the lines
when Coveleshe tapped TO Maisel Bush
rot his base ON balls, but Purtcll forced
Coveleskie At third,
New York got away in the lead with a
run In the first inning. Boone beat a bunt
In front Of the plate and IIartzell sacri-
Aeon Pecbinpaugh's single 10 centre
brought a run. Peck took second on the
throw in, hut both cree and Mullen
grounded easily. \ hit and run failure
IN the third cost New York dearly. as
boone. who was safe on Bushs error with
only one out, saw Idrtzol walk on the
next pitch after he had been caught steal
Ing
Another bad break in the sixth saved
COvcl. elc'- record. This Boone opened
with a clean hit 10 centre lie tried for
second when Tici'Wan Juggled the ball
but fine throw stopped him at the mid
way. IIartzclls single followed and Peck
inpaugh got pass. The runners ad-
vanced while Bush Was throwing out Creh
Mullen bounced terrific drive of tho
Iart2ell but Burns recovered the bal
In time 10 stop Pecknpaugh, who also
Cudoavorcd to score.
Rad errors 10y Kavanagh and Bush
helped New York cllnch the argument IN
tho seventh inning. Cooks tall bounce IN
front OF the plate aid not settle to Covel-
cshie before Doe had reached first. The
southpaw made great play on YUMA
makers attempted sacr!ic and by a quicl
throw to Bush forced Cook at second
Naisel nit 10 Bush, hut kaVanagh droppeC
the latter's toss for force ont and boil
runners were safe. Burns speared Cald
Wells warm groundcr and threw TO Busl
en- time 10 force ont Naiscl. But I'm trvinl
10 return tho ban Tor a double play ne
troits midget shortstop threw wildly au'
Nunamaker reached home IN safety. fald
well stole second while his contcmporsr,
held tho ball. hut Vesch made fine run
ming catch Of Boone's foul
Jennings made couple of changes II
tho second game MoriartN, who had bee
ont for an even month because of
broken hand. returned to duty ~ thr'
base, while High replaced Ueilmau II
the centre pasture Thie new blood ha'
great deal 10 do with the utter confusion
OF King cole in the first inning, thougl
Maisel was guilty OF one very queer trick
BY PLAY ng Moriarty's grounder on ~
WRONG bound Maisel let the BAN throug
him for a single, the second IN success OF
~ Push had hit safely on the first pitch
High hunted, II was Maisers ball bu
Frltz turned his back and raced over {
cover third cole stood I'm the box waitn
for Mt.sel 10 come Ia his rescue TIL
fit hit filled the bases with none GU
Crawford smashed to right field, scoriu
Bush aud Moriarty and moving 10 secou
m rne throw home. Ncachs long ny
Cook Tailed High and put Crawford o
third Cole was lifted as soon as h
passed Kavanagh ON Pichs second pitr
kavanagh pilforcd the midway. This RAJ
t'"l the farmer and he passed Burn
filling the hascs Mckee flied 10 Cook
deep right ana Doc doubled Crawford try
'ug for tho plate. II was u perfect hro
That did much TO gave the game.
Detroit threw away chances IN eAc