The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-02
To-dny's Schedule.
Detroit in New York.
ct. Louis In Boston.
Chicago in Washington.

NhiCaso IN W asnHetoh'
Cobb and Crawford didn't do anything
dramatic at the Polo Grounds yesterday.
but they had a lot to do with the De-
troits winning. Neither star had any
chance to be snowy. and each made but
one hit in five times UP. They were.
however. both In a short third inning rally
which won the game for the Detroits.
The batting of each was sufficiently sub-
stautial for that purpose and was done a;
the most useful time. Witt and Bush and
Veack and Stanage did just as much -
foster the Detroit run getting. which
wasn't extensive. The score was to 2.
The game was dull and dragged. but
ate nded by one singular feature. Only
eighteen men took part In 1t. There wasn't
amy pinch hitter. pinch runner. pinch
pitcher or pinch OF any kind The same
eighteen that started finished. Unusual
occurrence In these times OF acute speciali-
cation and managerial slibtlety. Chance
and Jennings must be getting old fogy.
Well enough played mechanically. the
game was cOlorless Doc Reynolds
whether an NJ u, u. u. S.. Pm. d., allo
or homeo. Jennings didn't specify when
calling him Doc--a tall, spare. spit ball
pitcher spat balled a good game against
the New Yorks. who didn't 20 at him
with much show of confidence. They didn't
make "a hit off him after the fifth inning
didn't have man on base In the last
four Innings McIiale pitched a pretty
nice game himself. One run by the aliens
VAS due TO an unaccepted chance on the
part OF Pecki7paugh and another TO a
hit by Crawford which was a scratchy
Texas Lacquer.
In the second inning Veach singled and
Burns was grazed by a pitched ball
Sweeney called for a pitch out and had
had Veach collared rods of second. but
Peckinpaugh mufred the throw squarely.
when he saw that his retreat to second
was cut off. reached third and was a
gamer on n play clever In conception but
which missed fire In the physical part.
Stanage winged a fly to Cree and brought
Veach In.
Owen Bush, who will wait Il out till the
COWS come home. waited II out in the third
until four falls came home. Witt jumped
a mean bounder to Mullen, who was in
too close for a ball driven as hard as
that one was and Il jumped away from
him. Cobb shot the first ball pitched
through the diamond and scored Bush,
and Witt dashed from nrst to third on the
hit
The New York outhelders were play
ing deep for Crawford. who crossed them
with a fly that fell safe between the In
and out fields. He didn't do II desgnedly
The hit was more luck than skill, but It
answered for Witt scored on II. Veach
walked. and there were three on bases and
nobody out, but nobody else scored
Burns grounded to peckinpaugh and Cobb
was forced at the plate. Moriarty flied to
Hartell close In and Peck retired Stanage
with a long throw.
A double by Boone and hits by Maisei
and Hartzell gave the New Works a run
in the third. With two on bases and one
out Cook lined To Veach and Cree rolled
10 Bush for force play. Maisel beat out
bunt in the Attn and stole second Cook
was lodging a pitch on the inside when
the ball hit his bat and popped between
Bush and Cobb for "A nuka single, scoring
Maisel Cook was the last OF his tribe
10 reach first base, He reached second
base. stole that villa with two out and
waited for hit from Cree which never
came, The score: