The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-12
DODGERS TAKE FINAL
GAME OF CITY SERIES
Reulbach and Raglan Shut Out
New Yorks, 4 to 0, Max
ing Three Out Of Five.
COLE HAS ONE BAD INNING
So Has Fisher, Brooklyn Rats
Working Right for First
Time Against Rivals.
COLE HAS ONE BAD INNING



His hddiers three cannot bring back the
smiles to the countenance o. merry old
King Cole to-day, for the erstwhile Dociie
DODGERS were mean enough 20 break both
his pipe and his bowl a; Ebbe,s Field
yesterday afternoon. Mainly by bunch
ine q hne cluster OF hits In the second in
ming, much to the chagrin OF the merry
old soul. Brooklyn rang UP such a COM
handing lead that New York never again
figured In the NTH and deciding game OF
the interborough series. Brooklyn's
pitchers shut out the Chanceinen- while
their teammates piled ZIP Ave runs OF
Cole and Fisher. The victory gave the
Dodgers the honors Of the tournament by
three games to two.
Outside OF two innings the game was a.
prettily pitched on both sides as could
we'll be dreamed OF under the chilly cir
cumstances. Cole and Fisher each had
one bad session. Maybe. however. II was
not so much their fault as Brooklyn's
strength. Robinson's team throughout
the series until yesterday has given abso-
lutely no evidence OF that great power
with the ash that landed the team batting
1913. They were due on form to hit as
well as by the laws Of percentage. They
didn't hit enough by far to make up TOR
the early dearth of safe blows. but they
injected the safeties In such opportune
spots az to answer all purposes for this
debate
The work Of Reulbach and Raglan was
besuteous to behold. Either should be
able to give mighty fine account Of him
self against StallinEss Braves in Tues
days opening. Perhaps with this very
thing in view Manager Robinson lifted
Dig Revlbach after Ave innings. In that
time only three New York players reached
first base. none passed second and only
one got that far. Holden. who walked
with two out In the fourth, was caught
sleeping on first on Fischers throw to
Dauoert Only once did New York
threaten Reulbach. Coles clean single
TO centre revived momentary hope In the
third. for It chased Peckinpaugh to sec
ond with one out. Sweeney had whitfield
after the sood shortstop found Reulbach
for New York's first hit. Hope died as
quickly. though, when Maisei raised q
puny .nfieid nv to Egan. Hartzeils best
was the easiest sort OF chance for Zach
Wheat
Good was Reulbach he was no bet
ter than Pat Ragan Save for two bases
on balls, both OF which were followed by
double plays, this young mans perform
ance would have been perfection itself.
IN four innings just thirteen hitters faced
Rat Cook scratched hit TO start the
eighth, but never passed beyond tho first
relay.
No doubt the raw weather affected
he arms OF the pitchers, for all four
showed decided tendency to unsteadi-
ness OF aim. Sweeney, however. pulled
Cole out OF difficulty in the first inning
oy stopping attempted steals by Cutshaw
and Daubert However, in the second in
ning Chances big catcher was guilty OF
ms only miss On a double steal by
Fischer and Raglan he threw high 10
hartze1 but might have got away with II
=, that II Roy had not returned the ball
nigh. too. Fischer slid home safely and
Hobinson's heavy footed battery had ne.
sotlat~d double steal for a run.
However. as matters eventually trans
pred the two counts that preceded this
would have been ample and both were
earned on the King williams made q
BACK Daubert for the first out of this
round, Then the storm OF Brooklyn
olnges broke. Four hits fell In sequence.
every one as clear as the conscience of
Mr' hooets. who has no scruples against
winter baseball. Smith SPOT a long one
Sseser to right and raced to third when
s'eheel doubled. This. OF course, drew
Chances inheld. Egan shot wicked
nhgle directly between Maisel and Peck
inpaugh that gave the opening run of
me afternoon. Fisher singled TO centre
and moved 10 second when olden's beau
u'ul throw failed by inches TO head Egan
'thrd OF course Stengel had no trouble
boosting the count to two.
men came n very pretty play to brea X
ue batting rally. Hartzell close in, made
wonderful stop Off Reulbach and a
moro wonderful throw to Sweeney tina,
.mp'hor'd Egan a the plate That made
we second out, but left the battery boys
. thl'd and first respectively. Reulbach
mere tried a delayed steal. It was I'M
r,pected by Pecklnpaugh and Hartzell
roy df not como in soon enough 10
Intercept SVoerey's throw and then re-
turned high
FISHER got or badly by walking Dau-
A. Wheat too', occasion TO follow ur
WE advantage with pinch triple Zach
e'led on fukv Texas Leaguer by
r,'t I'm tho uoX' inning with the bases
,1'' Fisher got even with Zach by hold
NIX MN 10 an easy grounder, The score
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