The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22
To-dsy's Schedule.
Warrington in New York.
Philadelphia In Boston.
Detroit In ST. Louis.
Chicago in Cleveland.

The New York Americans crowded all
OF their scoring into the flag end of yes
terday's game with the washingtons. tying
the score In the ninth inning with two
TALES and winning In the tenth with one.
They hadn't been able to hit Boehling for
eight innings but they stubbornly refused
to take a beating and in the ninth they
broke through Boehlng's guard for SUBJ
stantial results. The Washington pitcher.
who had been going along smooth as silk
with excellent control and quick, fast
breaks. weakened in the ninth. He lost
his hairline control and was hit freely
in addition. Five out Of New York $
eleven hits were made in the last two
innings. and those two throbbing rounds
also contained the only bases on balls
which Boehling gave. In outstaying the
Washlngtons the New Yorks won by a
score OF to 2.
Although the chancemen didn't begin to
night until the ship was all but sinking.
they outfought the Senators when they did
start In. Chance made use of sixteen
miscellaneous athletes to conduct his
ninth inning sortie, and there were so
many lightning changes In sticking In
HsiSh ana tnen
plugging up the fielding gaps created by
men going out that there was no rest for
the megaphone and the team presented
queer array. Also II won the ball
game.
Damaged fielding put the New Yorks
In bad early in the action and kept them
there until the shank Of the evening.
Frltz Maisel was prone to miss ground
balls. though he had only one overt error
Both Of the Washington runs hinged on
breaks by Maisel, Peckinpaugh and Will
iame though Pecl's misdeed was OK
cusable and Maisel redeemed himself with
his trenchant hitting. The harder the
rabbit kicked the ball the harder he
fought with the bat for atonement.
Ray Fisher pitched an effective and
plucky game notwithstanding spotted
support. and for eight innings he and
Boehling had a good duel of II. In fact
the game. with its scarcity of timely hit
ting and steady success of the pitchers
dragged until near the finish. Then !,
hared and cracked. King Cole made a
whoopla entry. Relieving Fisher In the
ninth. he pitched his first championship
ball for the New Yorks. He had a soma
phoric. dynamic delivery. which in the
gathering cleaning famed past the Sena-
torial hatchetmen SO fast they couldn',
notch II, and he sat them down in GROUPS
Of three in Jig time
HartEells fly began the New York ninth
Then Walsh walked. Chance went to the
bench for help. lie dug up Reynolds who
batted for Williams and sent Walsh e
third with a single to right. WARRIOR ran
for Reynolds and went to second on
Holden's single, which scored Walsh
Heating batted for Cook-Chance was
ringing In his right handers--and. over
anxious, struck out. Fecltinpaugh cool, az
q captain should be, waited for four balls
Chance went to second TO run for Holden
Sweeney picked the first ball to centre
for a single. WARRIOR galloped in with
the tying run. but Chance. slow in round
Ing third, was thrown out by Milan. Henry
had him blocked of and he was out
fair enough. He didn't think 80 himself
and 30 told Egan.
With reorganized forces the Chance
men. the big bear himself at first, quickly
repealed the Washingtons in the tenth and
as quickly won the game. Cole was
thrown out by Mcbride and Maise
doubled TO right. Moellers throw in took
a lucky bound for the New Yorks. !,
struck the bag or a piece of dirt or some.
thing Of active horseshoe properties
bounded to the outheld and allowed
Maisel to run to third. Hartzel neatly
tapped a hit over the infleld, Masel ran
In and made sure Of his run by touching
the plate and then jumping on it witt
both feet The score: