The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30

the thoughtfuness OF James Walsh
jimmy, when he makes "A home run--ip
oo'ng the very thing which justifi.s tho
Jimmy kept yesterdays game bctwe.p
the New Yorks and Red Sox from bcipy
tie and won it for the New Works
"aishs hone run was the only run. The
score was to o. The Red Sox appeared
peiore the home public for the first time
this year Last year they had such n
continuous snap with the New Yorks that
me contrast between yesterdays battling
an" ms particular interciiy series n
year ago was all the greater
game such as yesterdays would have
heen more enjoyable with better weather
u mad lot of mechanical cxcellenc.
ana precision. but the day was SO cold
ana raw that Acting Manager Peckin-
rauGh put on Cole in the outf'eld Cole
warmed up out there. but being King
ana net anthracite, didn't difyuse any
neat Fisher pitched so we'll that Cole
wasn't needed in the game.
With Chance i'll and absent. the New
>orNs nevertheless gave a good account
or themselves. Their fielding was cant
tai. The most capital feat of the cant,
talness was done by Roy Hartzell. WIN
made throw from right in the eighth
inning which prevented "A run. although
the throw wasn't DIS meritorious as the
exceptional judgment shown By Hartzell
IN playing "A smash off the right field
wall and so being in "A position to make
tho accurate and saving throw. His judg
ment and throw picked off HOOPER irving
TO stretch single into double and pre-
ceded single by Engle, which would
have sent Hooper home
Truesdale. the new second basemsn
handled his fielding chances cApertly and
was a weak batter. He only grazed the
ball In swinging at 1t and once didn't do
.that. The fielding was neat all around
the only error being low throw by Scott
VINO otherwise showed "A finished quality of
Workmanship Speaker took hit away
from Williams with a fine running catch
ana the Speaker-Hooper two-thirds OF
tho 100000 outfeld. pinched flies and
eprnted In the pathway OF ground balls
IN Keeping with their financial rating.
Both Fisher and Dutch Leonard pitched
pitching Of high grade With men on
bases both were steady and effective and
had the support of their helders and a
dark day Speed was the main depend
ence In the poor light. Fishers best work
was IN the seventh and eighth innings
in each OF which the Redsoxams collected
two hits. Manager Dutch Carrigan took
himself and Dutch Leonard out in the
seventh to confront Fisher with left
handed batters. but that didn't disturb
Ray, the resolute and in the eighth he
had the timely assistance OF l;artzell =
strong arm and applied principles of geom-
etry,
The duel between Southpaw Dutch and
Northpaw Fish went on without hostile
earnings until the fourth inning, i'm which
IN the second half. Walsh was the first
batter swing. crack and the game
was won Walsh's drive hurtled into the
left field bleachers, In the same inning
Holden and Pcckinpsugh hit the bail
fpitefully, but flied out There was "A
two bagger by JanVrn in Boston's half,
but JanNrln was run down on the line
when ferlIcs grounded TO Malsel The Kid
OLD the running and went yards to Jam
'rin's feet When Maiscl il after Won.
rs case of Don't shoot, III come
town"
Hard HIS by Enel" and LOWS were
Killed ~ IN" siSth walsh took Enrle's
'Fny thrust and fish'r stopped a wicked
lrcr from Lewis Win one out In iha
seventh Yorhcs r"l Scott both singled
Trr'sdaic slipped after making a I'm sto,
- N"rr". Else bee would have topped il
o" win .liu. throw 10 first Henrik
s'G aud GntdnCs pinch hit into easy outs
nj first
1'ao c.rhih inning furnished u few
sa'rs 'or HE rootorS fiooDor led of with
. cor',ing sNash to right For moment
" ',oN-d ~ IL 1t would scale the wall
T1i 20 IN the stanl. llartaell was tne
least concerned nnl on ;ho scene. IIa
swung around ON his heel. calculating tho
rIgl" OF reelection exactly, iielded the re-