The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-20
To-day's Schedule.
New York In Philadelphia.
Boston in Washington.
Chicago In Detroit.
cleveland IN -, Louis,

PHiLApELPHIA. April 1.-the yam
KEGS made it two straight over Connie
Mack's American League champions this
afternoon. Ray Caldwell celebrating his
first game OF the season with vic
tory. The final score was IL TO s. SIN
giles and extra base clouts were plenti-
ful and, to make matters worse. tbs Ath-
lctics, especially Jack Lapp. added TO
the misery by tossing the bail around
the field II was by far the most poorly
played game the Mackmen had put up
this season.
Caldwell by no means twirled \ game
OF which 70 be proud. He was raped
for fifteen hits. several OF them for
extra bases. At the bat. however. he
did himself Justice. for he and Fritz
Maisel led the Yankees with three HIS
each to their credit. one OF the pitchers
being a home run over J. Franklin
Bakers favorIte spot. Strunk led Macks
hitters. getting four for perfect per-
centage one was triple and one a
double
Mack called on his noted one MT
pitcher, Herb PCnuock. to ofiic.ate oil the
mound aud the Yanks had little difficulty
hitting him. lie pitched for six innings
and while he twiiled Donovans men
svelled their batting average by max
ing thirteen hits, Davis finished up and
was held responsible for two hits and
three runs. All told. It was a biz day
for the battcrs.
The Athletics started OF with a rush
and IL looked as II Slim was
going 20 have trouble \ pass. a AT
batter and single filled the bases Then
I.ajoie famed and MclnnS hit into a
double play started by Pecklnpaugh
TIE Nanks did their first scoring ~
the second. when they got two Boone
famed. Nunamakcr singled. stole Sec
md and scored on Maisers double.
iiaTtzel hit a hard smash. lie got as
far as third and Maisel scored when
Llpp let Walsh's throw bound away
from him. Cree lost a good chance 10
add another. for Barry threw Birdie
out on an easy roller. Two clean hits
failed To net the Yanks a score n the
Third. when Cook WAS nailed at the plate
Tn" Athletics got Walsh as far az
third and McInnis on second IN their
half, but all I.app could do was to ron
up t. Hartzel who played In place OF
Lefty High IN left field
The ltnks Chalkcd up two more in tho
fourth. The first was Caldwells homer
and on the heels OF the drive came a
sinGlc and stolen base by Maiscl, wy
later scored on crees rap. cree even
tually reached third, but Cook couldn't
hit IN the pinch.
The HON" team then threw 2 scare
into the New Workers, when II scol Oh
three runs in the NTH. Singles hy
oldring and McInn's and doubles by
Lapp and Strunk netted the runs. C.ll.
well then frightened and famed Barry
and PennoCk In succession.
-Four runs were the Yankees lot IN
the next frame, liartZel walked aud
went 10 second when cree heat ont
bunt, After Pipp famed. COOK filed
the sacks with hit A double by
Peckinsapush Sc red two Of the runners
Cook was out at the plate ON BONES
tap to Mclnns When Peck overrau
the Throw went Wild and both Roge, and
Boone scored
Davis failed to keep the New Workers
down and they added two more IN the
seventh. lits by Caldwell and Malsel,
a stolen base by Fritz and wild neg
by Lapp produced the frst Hartzell
followed soon after with sacrifice fly
which Tailed Matsel. The Yankees ended
their run making In the eighth Muir
ply dropped Cooks ny and Doc got
two bases on it. An !nneld out and
Boone's sacrifice fly scored him
tn" Athletics got run IN the sixth
another in the seventh aud one more
in the eighth. Two passes and I.ajoie's
single Melted the first Strunk's triple
ana Barrys sacrifice nv scored the next
Murphy's bunt, Walsh's pass, an iNield
out and Jajoes sacrifice fly ended the
scoring for the day. The score;