The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-20
BROWNS SUCCUMB
TWICE TO YANKS'
PAIR OF RALLIES
Double Victory Clears Title Of
New Workers to Their Fourth
Place Berth.
EIGHTH INNING PROVES
BIG ONE EACH OCCASION

ST. toCIs. July Io.-The most profit
done in four weeks was performed this
afternoon at Sportsman's Park at the
expense OF the lowly Browns. Donovan's
men took both ends OF the double bill
with the Rickeyites. the first by a
score Of 10 to 3 and the closing num-
Der BY I to /. In each battle the Yanks
made victory secure by eighth inning
rallies, each OF which produced more
runs than hits. As a result of the
double victory the New Workers. again
hold a clear title to a first division berth.
In the opening event Slim Caldwell
was In ciarge of the New York pitch
ing. and after the first two innings the
home team didn't give the tall teleg-
rapher amy worry. He handed out
two passes In the opening inning and
was reached fol- two clean hits in the
second, but after that ne held the
Browns by the neck. In the eighth he
came Ia ON Il lead of ten runs and with
his uniform soaked with perspiration.
III ever there was a time Tor a letup this
was tie occasion and Caldwell took ad-
vantage OF IL. The Browns rushed three
runs over the plate in this chapter or 4
home run. a pair # passes. a single by
Pratt and "A double play.
Dunovan's men drove Earl Hamilton
from the hill in five innings through a
cohesion of i've hits In the fourth and
iifth. Up to the fourth only one Yankee
mad reached iiist. In the fourth Peclin-
paugh's double, a nelder's choice on
Maisel. Mulien's single. Il double steal
and Cree's sacrifice fly Melted a New
York run. Singles by \unamaker, Cald-
well and Cook added two more runs IN
the NTH and ended tie stay of Hamilton.
Roland Cook, "A pitcher Tor ono State.
followed Hamilton. but he faded from
the scene in the eighth because OF his
genefosIty. Two were out and the
bases were empty when Cook began TO
rand out passe'. He walked Maisel,
Mullen and cree and started TO walk
Hartzell when Rickcy called Bill James
10 tn. front. James finished the job
and passed Hlrtzell. forcing In IA run.
Then came solid singles by
Nunamaker and Caldwell. with umbles
in the ,utield on two of the drives.
doc Cook added to the gayety OF the
occasion with a triple to the right field
feac- and then went out trying 10 steal
home after I'~C,Eingpaugh walked. Inc
inning nettcd seven rum on only four
hits.
The second event was "A freak game as
far as the Yankees were concerned.
They got lust one clean hit. and one
hii that was very much OF "A scratch,
vet they won 10y a fair margin. In the
eighth mining the entire New York team
came tn the plate and three runs were
scored withuut II hit being made. A
strange feature Of this rally was That
/, did not contain All error or "A mt.
Branch Hickey will have To be
charged with this defeat of the Browns,
as he broke up II perfectly good pitch-
ing duel III the vain hope of picking a
punch hitter. Grover Louderinilk had
,he Yanks playing dead as far as hit
ting went, for seven innings. Maisei
beat out Il gruundcr to Pratt in the third
inning and Iiartzell got u clean drive to
lert i'm the fourth. This was all the
Donovan crowd got off Loudermilk. in
fact all the hits they got during the
game.
In the seventh, with the bases hlled
y.,d one strike and one ball against
loudermiIk. Hickey called him to the
r,en,h aud scit up his new collegian
s,ar. SiSlrr. SSlvr famed and Shotton
ended the ming with "A g~rounder to
i..rkinpaugh. l.oudermilk now was out
or III. gam. and Sisler went in to finish
the good work. He shook in Louder
nlilk'S shoes. Inc score was i 10 i WHel
Sisler started. the Browns having scored
in the second on traits single, tree's
tumble. a sacrifice and AN infeld out.
only Ia have the Nanhs tie 1t up in the
fourth on ,'rec's walk, Hartzells single
and Shotton's error.
In the eighth Sisler walked Peck and
then made n poor play when Maisel
hunted. as Peck was almost on second
when sister threw there, Mullen famed
and then sister walked both Cree and
Hartztll II, forcing Peck home. lie
started To- w9lk Baumann and hickey
called Earl Hamilton into the game.
Haumann's long ty to left scored Maisel.
.~>unamakor was passed Intentionally to
get "a crack at Fisher. and Hamilton hit
the Yankee pitcher. fo' ing In another
run. cook ended the min by striking
out.
Donovan benclied Boone to-day aid
had aunan at second base. The
change worked we'll in both fielding and
batting, as Baumaun handled nineteen
out Of twenty chances and drove in
three runs during the two games. Peck
also starred in the field. The scores:
FIRST GAME.