The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-11

cleveland IN Boston.
81. Louis in Philadelphia two rarss).
A parting shot for the tail end
Maps the Chancemen divided yesterdays
double header at the Polo Grounds. They
lost tho FIRST decision by score Of I to Q.
hut oene hack IN the farewell for a
20 o victory. This latter game was
called. after Cleveland had taken its sixth
turn Al bat. on account of darkness.
vesn Gregg beat Warhop in the first
zane. C;raney had several chances to
spill tho beans for Ncan hut he has got
over tho habit Of mufiing flies since each
hobblc takes s25 out Of his envelope.
Gregg was very good and WARRIOR never
had a chance. II seemed II the
Peerless Leader started hts under handed
entry just a little too soon. Two DAYS
earlier. With Birdie Crec's assistance.
WARRIOR had stopped tho trailers in the
opening game by score Of : to I.
Shutout ball would have beaten the
Blues hut this wasn't IN WARRIOR. Jack
vas combod ior ten hits in seven innings
These blows Yielded siN runs. Then War
hop gave way to Cv Peh. who had started
out after Gregg the day before. when
both faltered. Cleveland grabbed its last
run off cy in the ninth inning as the
result Of we'll timed hitting.
Graney and Turner were pretty nearly
the whole works Of Clcvelands attack
The former got four singles and the latter
three hits a. well as two sacrifices
Drsney scored two runs and Turner one
Neither clouted any one home.
In this first game Cleveland set up a
seasons record for sacrificing with five
suicide splashes and two redeeming flies
Turner started the string In the very first
inning after Grancy singled to left. Shoe
less Joe Jsckson's single To centre tailed
Grancy.
i,ct Of
Cleveiands second run in the fourth
inning. i.ajoic drew u pass and beat
Warhops throw to second of kirke's bunt
Chapman sacrificed also. Larry ran in
from third on Leinolds deep fly to Cree
Peckinpaugh cut Brides throw and
station.
New York punched three hits for a run
IN the second half Of this period MsiSel
singled and raced to second while Gregg
WAS retiring Hartzell single handed nj
first Pecltinpsugh scratched a one timer
to Turner and Cree followed suit for the
count. With only one out there was a fine
opportunity To knot the score at least. but
Mullen whitfield and Cook hit right at
kirhc.
Cleveland hammered Wsrhop in the
sixth hard enough to cinch the game
TURNER opened with a single to right
centre jackson was hit by pitched
ball aud Lsjoie sacrihced. Two runs
crossed on kirhe's double to left. Chap
man tripled to centre. scoring Krke. in
New lork's half Peckinpaugh doubled to
LEFT, But two were out and Cree foucd
TO kirke.
Warhop retired after Cleveland took
him for its sixth run IN the seventh
Gregg and Grancy singled to right NOV
INK up base each on Turner's second
sacrifice. \ pass to Jackson filled the
bases and Lajoie's inheld hit 70 Peck
inpaugh scored Gregg. Boone saved War
hop with a pretty stop OF Krses warm
oterIns' which started double play by
way Of the plate.
Peh retired the Maps in order in the
eighth. He got rid OF Gregg flso in the
ninth. Then Graney runs up his fourth
single, Turner doubled to right putt. &;
Graney on third. The latter scored on
Jackson's long fly to Hartzell.
From the fourth to the ninth only one
New York player saw the light of day
itartzell walked in the last inning cree
was hit after peckinpaugh lined to Grsney,
Mullen doubled down the left foul line
scoring Hartzell, Cook struck out and
Nunhmaker hit to Chapman,
In the abbreviated. closing number Slim
Caldwell got the decision over Rip-Zp
HaSerman Chances best pitcher was
pretty lucky TO win over Birmingha m s
recruit for the victors garncred only one
nit. This Was plucked by Mullen and It
won the game. II came with two out
and though but an infield tap, rave Hart
zcll chance to score from second.
Hartzel and Mullen deserve most Of
the credit for this victory. Roy out
guessed liagcrmdn to start the third. lie
watched pcckinpaugh fan and Cree foul
TO Basslcr before he sole second base.
baioe made wonderful stop of Null
lens wicked drive away in behind sec
ond but he wrenched his leg and couldn't
0raghten out for a throw home In time
10 nail IIartzcll, New York couldn't hit
lisserman and wouldn't wait him out.
This fellow gave five passes in the frst
,wo innings yet didn't yield "A run.
Nlisel and sweeney tried their hardest
io pry loose Caldwell from his prey
vith two of the seasons prize errors
of judgment.
liagCrman walkod To start the third
md Graney singled to left Turner
dumped bunt toward the box, which