The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-25

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The New Yorks divided double header
with the Boston Red Sox at the Polo
Grounds yesterday afternoon. Carrigan
assisted his men to the Introductory con-
test, which was a 3 to 0 shutout against
the home team. Roy Hartzelrs home run
into the upper right field stands clinched
the second argument by a score Of to 2.
Home runs figured In both engagements.
Steve Yerkes broke M the first game on
Marty McIIale with a drive into the left
field bleachers, scoring Gardner ahead Of
him. Boston didn't need this circuit hit
to win. however, as Leonsrd's slants mad
the Chancemen completely dumfounded.
One run would have won for such pitch
ing az this fellow showed and II had al
ready been CLEANED through Janvrn's
double, a bad throw by Nunamaker to
catch the runner of second and Gardner's
scratch hit through Truesdale.
The second game was battle all the
way. Foster n dminutive right handler,
who pitched FIVE good innings for the Hub,
turned an ankle in fielding n sharp hit
from Williams. He gave way to Hugh
Bedient. The latter was unable to fool
Hartzell who finally proved the undoing
of the relief man after the Red SoN had
encouraged him with one run lead.
run and his four base blow clinched the
victory He was the first man up in the
ninth inning and he hit the first ball
pitched for as clean n home run as ever
was seen at the Brush Stadium,
Tho hes: sort of pitching figured in both
games The Red SoX outhit the New
Works E 10 4 in the opener. but were out
hit to in the final, \ pinch hit in one
or two spots might have put very diff
ferent complexion 10 the first sad ARRAY
so far as New York was concerned.
Leonard was just a trihe wild and as a
result had TO pitch himself out Of a
couple of tight places. In the fourth in
ming with nobody out rruesdale hit through
Gardner and Pecknpaugh walked. Holden
forced his captain after Hartzell flied 70
centre. Holden stole second. but he was
left when Daley popped to Gardner
Nunamaker opened the fifth with a clean
single and Boone, hitting for McItale
drew base on balls after Williams
fouled. Neither Maisel nor Truesdalt
could advance tn" -unners. William,
singled with Two men out in the seventh
but Caldwell fell down as a pinch hitter
Williams ended the game with an cas-,
pop 10 Ycrkes after Nunamaker singled
in the ninth.
only one Of the visitors saw first has,
in the first four innings of the frs
game. Speaker doubssd to centre Will
two out in the fourth and the Sox got u
McHale flnally in the fifth Janvrir
doubled 10 left and took an extra station
wnen Nunamaker threw badly no catcf
him mapping off the midway. Gardner
infield single brought In the run. Serke.
then drove into the left stands about tv'
feet fair.
Chance lifted McHals in the second hal
OF this inning in order to allow Boone Il
bat. King Cole then steamed along prett,
fairly for a couple of rounds. He wa
tidetracked In the seventh so that Cald
we'll might take chance with Leonard
They might as well have left the KIM
alone. He needs the exercise.
New York outhit the visitors in the sec
ond game and might have cinched tn
argument in the second inning If Harr
Wilhams's mind had been on his WORK
The big first paseman ran blindy into
double play just about the time his team
mates We're beginning TO make things in
teresting for Foster Ray Keatng's Ion
ny to right scored Daley with the first ru
OF the game. but Williams, vino ha
eprinted down to second, was q rattle
foolish looking victim of a double pla
hat resulted. The Boston infeld tricke
the runner with the old blur forced pla
stun Leonard struck out Peckinpaug
Gnd Luther Cook in the first inning, wher
hit would have done lot of damag
Truesdalc and Hart2el were on frs
and second respectively in this inning. III
latter on pass and the former throug
a single and steal.
Daley opened the second with a doub
to right He could not advance {
Sweeney's gentle boost to Speaker, bl
he did count on kcatng's sacrifice fly
Hooper, on which Williams very foolish
allowed himself to DO caught nappir
away from first after the catch.
New York did not long maintain an AZ
vantage, In the third inning Thomas ar
Bedient both singled with none out. TT
former worked all the way to the plate
two force outs a. second.
4 fast double play from Trucsdale
Peckinpaugh helped Heating in the fif
and killed off Yerkess base hit that start,
the inning, In New Works. half william
fell down on his end of hit and n
play, allowing Sweeney to race to h
death at second. The big catcher hi
walked to start the round.
In the seventh inning Roston stepp
out to the lead for the first time. Pecki
pangh. ovcrbalancod, was not able to