The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-20

The ssuzy batting Of the New York
A'hericans' which has kept them In sub.
lection for the last week. was such YES.
ssroay as Ia afflict them with "A shutout
The Browns beat them, 3 to o. Most AZ.
uVo IN stripping the Chancolings OF need
ful base hits WAS Earl Hamilton. bovisb
looking. but tho only man who ever
Jumped the width OF Missouri and back
In forty-eight hours. All he did WAS IN
loop and lsriat them over the plate. and
the New forks fell all over themselves
succumoing TO his left handed w.les. II
wasn't so much that Hamilton was I'm
ioosing any particular wizardry, though
ne pitched "A capable game. but that the
New Yorks couldn't hit. The way they're
going now they couldn't hit the floor il
they fell out of bed
Hay Heating pitched game which
would nave had a chance for victory had
IL been outtressed by ~ moderate amount
OF hittinS. The Browns got to Keatinv
NiesniS LOT Two runs In the third inning
which WAS a mortal blow inasmuch as the
new forks couldn't score at all: but
pitohers can't be expected to do ehutoui
"ork every Time to win. This N-s the
only inning In which the Browns did snv
ounohing. and Heating struck out nine of
them. He distributed the strikeouts so
suIAy tnat lie got one man that way
IN every inning.
The Browns played crisp and swift
baseball. On the bases they are as busy
ana rapid set OF movers as the season
has brought to New York. They taka
chances' are away quickly and reel OF
he stretches between lodges after the
manner OF trained sprlntcrs. They are
An entertaining ri1
some style TO them, a nmble alert and
uim assortment Of young men. who n,ay
sSgressively and as IL they enjoyed il and
arc on the qui vive to make the mos, Of
Tie speed system.
Tbe quick handling OF Peckinpaugh and
eoa,c retlred the Browns on a double
play IN the second inning and tho Moap,a
euSned the Nyams back with on. IN Dr.
ssine inning after Holden had bottled i'm
q chance by lack or decision I'm has
running. Holden opened with a base hi,
and Nunamaker dropped fy in right
wuch STRUCK In front of Gus Williams.
holden went part way down the line but
instead or being on his mental toes TO
anticipate the play. to get the jump ON IL.
ne wasn't sure II was safe until IL had
struck. and Williams threw him out al
second base. Thus base hit was killed,
and the double play followed when Peck.
inpaush grassed to Pratt.
Ve'oS' WIN was interfering with New
FORKS prospects all afternoon with his
versatile accomplishments. runted safely
In the third. and Agnew scored him with
tremendous three Dagger past Holden
Holden had to dig into the geranium beds
In centre to get hold Of the ball and
ASnew might have had a home run by
running 1t out. He played 1t safe, there
oeing none out, and scored on a passed
ball. He'd have scored anyway, as Shot
ton whisked a single to centre.
Heating did excellent work In the
fourth. He prevented scoring, although A
pass and a felder's choice stationed tive
on bases with none out. The next three
Brownies couldn't bust the bali further
than tho pitcher. In the New York
fourth the bases were nlled but with
two out. Prstt's tumble and two passe.
peopled the bags. Then Pecklnpaugt
doomed a fly into the azure which Ware:
absorbed.
WIes--same Wares. always UP anc
0oing-doubled in tho seventh with on,
cut Asnew grounded to Maisel. who
failed TO touch Wares on the line ana
threw across 10 Williams. Williams hsc
20 step on for the throw, but IN tagging
Agnew the ball wrenched looose from hi.
grip. and Wares. on his way to the plat,
the while. had no trouble In reaching hi,
destination.
That was the end Of the scoring. Nuna
maker singled in the ninth with OH,
out Peckinpaugh damned a long ny L
5hotton. II. Williams doubled. and Boone
ptnching for Truesdale. javelined out oil
an inneld fly. The score;