The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-22
Chances Men Make
Grand Rally Against
Senators, Tying Score
in Ninth and Winning
in Tenth--That's Why
a More Suitable Mon
ECKER Than Highlander
Has Been Selected for
Them.
Bu BOzen,an Bulger.

.HEY may beat the Hl8niahoors
out OF q psnnant and they may
make Frank Chance wait an.
other year before getting In tho
money, but when that 10 done their
name will not be Highianders. After
the thriller against tho Senators. In
which Mr.. Bochling WAS shot from
the mound under cover Of approach
ing darkness, a movement was started
to cali them the "Gamecocks." and
on that issue deponent voteth AYE"
Gamecocks they are. and Gamecocks
should DO the name. All clubs are
hereby put on notice that hereafter
mono can escape from the Polo
Grounds with ball game without
bearing evidence OF having been In
fight. No matter where tho Yanks
may h-Gamecocks. should have
said-the gang who loves guy that
will swing one from his shoestrings
In q pinch will be with Thorn. hook.
line and sinker.
Frank Chance. even In defeat. will
% very much like the Irishman who
showed up for work with black eye.
"Who gave you that?" asked .
friend, pointing to the damaged glim.
Gave It? GAVE 1T" shouted the
Mick. Nobody gave It to me.
fought for It."
II 10 now easy to understand Why
Chance has ordered Arthur Irwin to
remain In the hush until no has dug
up q few extra warriors. To get re-
suits the Gamecocks must bs re-
cruited to the full strength. II nine
of his men cannot win q ball game,
Frank Chance doesn't wish to stop
there. He wants to DO In position Ia
turn loose tho whole works at one
shot, Against the Senators In general
and Mr.. Boehhng In particular. the
p. l.. used every. available athlete In
that final flank movement until there
was no one left but himself. Though
he has already decided to retire. thu
old boy went right In and ran thu
bases for Holden. and then wound VI
piayinE frst base. Before Mr.. Booh
ling was finally conquered fifteei
warriors had been sent to the from
and nearly every one OF them sue
ceoded In making good.
70 avoid the embarrassment
of kavtmg TO single out hero
for the occasion, zoe submit the
| wdmes Of Hdrtxeu. GsOeswev.
| MdlseI and Reynolds for tho
Hau Of Fame. IL 10 epen MONEY.
and the fan may take Ms pick.
A lot Of credit should 90 to
Yovng NJ. Reynolds, BY the sooy.
:, II Dds hts fret appearance IN
metropolitan circles. and, a.
substitute hitter for Williams,
ne delivered the first punch, q
cleam single into right. Revm-
81 olds 10 a catcher BY trGde.
Il WAS big Ed Sweeney who can
to the front IN the tighest pinch. hov
! ever. The bases were full In the Ia
half OF the ninth. with two out al
= the fans lined up to start home. VIII
tied up the score. That wallop ma
) the tenth inning possible. II W
q then ND to Maisel and Ray Hartx
a TO look after the Anal details. Al
a maybe they didn't attend to II!
= That thrilling finish---the best tn
|, has been seen this year-was
= happy one for Mr.. Maisel. Three Z
rors had been charged against
peppery little third-sacker. two
=. which helped the Senators TO tn
u two scores when things began
~ switch, and Fritz got even by maxi
> three hits. two Of which were doubl
70 Many fans could not understa
y the sudden withdrawal of VILLA
70 and Cook from the batting order. Z
y change was made because both
TX them are left handed h.ttors ana !
rc been unable to do anything at
ns against those southpaw shots
DO Boehling. Williams. though Q hes
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