The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13

The weather at the Polo Grounds yes-
terday was fine Tor Detroits and penguins
II wasn't the New York's sort at all.
finances men, coming back from balmy
Boston TO antarctic Manhattan were NJ
benumbed that they couldn't score a run.
Inc Detroits beat them to 0. The
American League leaders PLAYED an even
snappy game regardless of the raw. cold
DAY. getting snug, and as IL turned out
safe lead in the first inning while Heine
Schuiz was proving mis- uptitness TO stay
In the box.
1t was closer battling after Schulz. who
may nave been pointed for the Detroits,
ana who If so was disappointed stepped
aside Tor Jack WARRIOR. The une-third
inning of. Schulzs incumbency, however.
saw New Yorks chances of winning 20
into the discard. for three runs. or even
one. were winning number with Harry
eSalesl<ie pitching. This left handler.
VINO appears 10 have filled out since the
time when he lared briefly AS killer of
Giants, was just as poisonous for the
Chancemen as he used to BIZ for the Polo
aborignes.
Covaleskie had a speedy slant and was
as stif pitching Ns-a-ys as the New
forks have looked upon this season. New
iorks slight grist of hits was a scattered
four. and there never was much chance
for run. because nobody ever led off
with hit. base on balls put on the only
pilgrim who reached the first corner with
nobody out. and two strikcouts hurricdly
sunfied out this shadow of a rally. Re
tween Covaleskie and the Thermometer
the New Works were mostly passive. II
was with difficulty that they could hit tho
ball past Covaleskies beat and he had
seven assists.
In the cast with the Ty-Sams were "A
sprinklinS of strangers. one of these was
Marty kavanaugh, second haseman. who
has been doing tiptup work as II Tiger
q nod md h.,
from Harrison, y. j. Harrison friends of
kavanaugh's. pioted by the Mayor Git
seems Harrison l. important enough to
have not only n Mayor but big league
ball player. came over en- rnasse. held
up the game in the first inning and pre-
scented gold watch and chain and free
dom OF the Polo Grounds to Kavanaugh.
The transplanted player put UP game of
quality and gladdened the hearts of lIar-
rison. Here was second baseman at
our very door, while the home club had
TO 20 to Buffalo for one.
In the first inning Hugh Jennings found
inspiration for his calsthenics and grass
pulling. Bush. who played "A game OF
versatile skill for the Detrots, spilled a
two Dagger in left at the outset. Kaya-
naugh came up got his watch and thought
II was high time to make a hit. He beat
out one to the soggy inted Cobb scored
Bush with "A TWO Dagger which Walsh
could not get w to in the heavy outtield.
Crawford brought the native Harrison son
home with II sacrifice fly, on which Cobb
advanced, and Burnss sacrifice fly, made
off WARRIOR. brought cobb home.
Walsh trpled with two out IN New
Yorks half and was the only home player
to get on base until Maise doubled with
two out in the third. Wlliams's grounder
to Bush marooned Walsh aud Hart
zells strilleout stranded Maisel. The
Detroits We're on their way in the sec
ond until Sweeney whipped the ball To
second and caught Bush too far afield
This WAS n pretty play, and the running
down of Bush prevented additional dam
age. for Peckinpaugh followed with an
error on Cobb.
Subsequent innings contained drarth
Of action. In the sixth inning one of three
straw hats present was thrown on the field
by one Of three hardy persons wearing
them. whose who had Sealskiu caps kept
them or. The spurncd straw hat was re-
turned. but III. owner didn't radccorate his
poll with H. lie thought he'd be warmer
barehcuded
Covel-sllie passed Holden ana Truesdalt
IN the seventh, but stru il out Sweeney
and Peckinpaugh between favors
regular Indian givcr, tovclcslie. A pass
by cole, II wild throw 10y him and n sac
rihce r. by Stauage put Morari,y on third
IN the eighth with two out. Business OF
bunting them where they amt by Bush
and Mory traipscd in. Bush's bunt was o
pop, which sank between cote and Truss
dale. I'll. score: