The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-02
CUBS SCORE OFTEN
WHILE BROWN is IN
Manufacture Seven Runs With
Combination Of Hitting
and Misplays.
COLE STOPS SLAUGHTER

SAyASNAH. Ca, April THE Cubs
defeated the Yankees to-day, shut them
out at : to o and left them without an
excuse. In a great many ways the
Yankees OF to-day looked like the bunch
that finished last season. To begin
with they had no manager, FOR BIZ
Donovan acted as umpire in chief.
Little Fritz Maisel was suffering from
very sick headache and could not play.
tbs called Roger peckinpaugh to the
front and dsairanged the infiold, AZ Lutte
Boone had to shift from short to third.
Pcckinpaugh is usually fine fielder,
but q poor batter. He has only one
sound hand now and can neither bat nor
ii, ID.
II fault finding were PERM seible one
ne.a not look very far. To start with
Pitcher Carroll Brown had one of his
bI ownest days. He left "A brown taste
in the mouths Of the unlookerS. He had
an impressive looking glove and that
was all. He didn't pitch very well and
ticlded his position worse Brown has
no greater abb to offer than Ed Swre-
ney, champion reverse thinking catcher
Of elite society. BIG Ed was sweeney
ing around all afternoon. lie started
with "A crazy chuck of Schulte's hunt
that opened the flood gate to the iirst
TITO Of counters. perfect peg could
have stopped all the trouble that sent
Carroll deeper and deeper into tle
quicksdnds of despair.
But thei. was one ray of SUNSHINE for
Donovan. King cole brought Bresna-
hams club To- an abrupt halt in the last
four innings. Chicago didn't get "A hit
off the king and only thirteen men faced
him. Two got ON. both on errors. one
OF these was caught stealing. Will
Jams, who was safe 10 start the eighth
when Sweeney ndnhandled mis- short
hunt. was the only man To- reach second
while cole WAS on the Mill. He sne.,ked
down while Sweeney's ego was wool
gathering after the catcher hauled In
BreSnahan's easy foul. cole struck out
four men and was otherwise very much
at home.
In speaking OF the vicissitudes OF ~.
Brown one must not forget d certain
Williams who plays the middle pasture
for the cubs He drove in four of the
counts and scored one himself. His
single in the first converted two runs. a
second one saCker In ;he third scored
another and triple over Doc Cooks
roof In the ifth redeemed Saiers double.
In connection with chicago's run max
ing u may he said the hrst three were
due 20 poor defence against bunting.
the last three to good old fashioned
Slugging The one in between fell from
"A punctured batsinan and couple OF
fiuke singles.
There Is not much TO tell d bout New
Works offensive game. No offence was
given in baseball sense. In the five
innings Lavender labored there were
only three hits Two Of tn. hits came
In the third, but nobody reached third.
The other dropped from the bat of Pinch
Hitter Nunamaker with TWO sone In the
tfth.
But for his widness Adams would
have had as clean a performance as
Lavender. lie was long on passes. hand
ing out no less than five. 4 couple OF
double plays helped him In each OF the
last two Innings the Yankees had the
bases filled with two out. but Pip and
Mullen offered easy flies TO Schultz. The
score: