The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-03
To-day's Schedule.
washington in New York.
Philadelphia In Boston.

The laudable efforts Of Maisel. Harlem
and Cook as a wrecking crew yesterday
didn't do the New Yorks any more good
than TO contribute 10 a losing game. COM
Jointly Maise!. Hartzell and COOK MADE
nine of New York's eleven hits ana al
i've OF New Yorks runs. but distehoeu
lead for the other team IL the least D.
the Detroiters' worries, and Tor the secohu
tin, this week they came from soou
distance behind and won. The score was
to 5. , 49,
heavy strength but after the first three
rn.r there was "A great aridity OF hitting
by the home players however one VI
the remaining two hits was ntted mo ,ne
attack with two men on bases ana us
Immediate results, two runs pore LOT
Inn. A pleasing resemblance TO sate
lead The Detroits destroyed thdt inusIoi,
in the very next inning, when they cuneo
right harshly the prior thereunto eHecu'e
pitching OF King Cole.
Cavet, a left handler. pitched a spiehuio
game for the felines after the extensive
Main had been treated 10 an ehlens.Ne
druhbing. lie curOed the New iorks com
/ rIe,.ly showing as tidy strain or Ieit
I h.pd.d work as the most fastidious coulu
a.k for. Cole was good in every inning
hut one which In this case was ta'd'
relapse. 49,, ,.,,,,.
I Nef the DnDCn tnnt Drohf w wv t'h''''
,wo baguer by Burns with three on
bases. was a drive through the suns rays
/ ga Uortzpll who had difficulty IN Crap
/ nlinp with II under the circumstances IL
/ wss a good clean wallop, but the chances
arc II would have been caught but Tor the
! illumined path II chose. Being sola,i|eu
| mat uay IL was a tough break for Cole.
II was a rather snappily played game
Avoiding attention with the scoreooard'
Io,nts Of interest on the scoreboard were
| prooklyn and philadelphia. There WASH
| enough OF an attendance to make mucn
| FUSS over the results from the provincial
| seat. of action and after the bulletins
showsd the runs the Braves made and
| those the Giants didn't make the unseat-
tny ~ the original inhabitants OF the Polo
Grounds was taken for granted. with a
more or less impersonai attitude az 10
| what happened in any camp Wha'
rooters there were for the Giants In the
stadium didn't have any chance 10 prove
Ma,sel. TIartzell and Cook tagged Main
,or singles In the first inning but the
! good work wasn't kept up, Cree torceu
Cook. Malsel scoring, and on Mullen
oeIder's choice Hartzell' WAS run down
Peck left a pair with sounuer 'o
NorIarty Nunamaker was throwing wei
ana na,l.a two men who made hits In
the second inning when they tried &c
, steal. 4,
The third inning was n repetition OF th'
ers, on the New York side so far al
n took IN MaisHl and Hartzeli. Botf
! nada hits and when Burns hurled Cook
! vrounder to the plate too late to ge
Moisel there were two on bases WITT
: nore out. Once more the attack col
Isnsed Cree fouled 10 Burns. Muller
J struck out. Peck grounded to bush' Tna
was twice the New Works weren't abl
to press an advantage
VIZ singled in the fourth and went {
third when Cobb singled on the run an
hit Crawford's fly scored Witt In IN
ann Nalsel and Hartzell, for the thir
= time. hit safely and Hartzelrs prod score
Naisrl who had stolen second. Coo
doubled. Cree missed his third chance
. bat in n run and Mullen thumped Hart
- zel and Cook TO the plate with a tw
:, bagcer. Then the New Yorks rested
:, while the Detroits were Just gatherin
:, impetus
:. High and Bush singled in the sixth
10 W.T. forced High but Jennings only RI
newed his stimulating coaching. Tyrt
>. was UP there to keep things moving an
o plugged single which Allied the base
? Rush came In on Crawfords ground ba
o out to Mullen. Veach was passed an
! Burns slammed no hard along the su
0 ~ way to Hartzells range that thr,
o runs pattered across In a clump
pinch runner made the score while
n broke the tie In the seventh. Heilma
- went In for Stanage, who singled. tt
4 runner advanced on Cavet's sacrific
Bush's out advanced Heilman and
ground ball hit by Wit, bounded whin
sically 10 Pcckinpaugh struck him {
the arm, became a base hit and broug
! in Holman. The score: