The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-30
CY PIEH'S ARM AND
BAT BEAT DODGERS
Holds Them Runlcss for Last
Four Innings, Then Hits
Tn Winning Run.
SECOND YANKEE VICTORY

p,vroNL. Fla. March 2o.-cy Pieh
Mat Brooklyn > to > to-day. and there
cr,,t rejoicing at Enderlin. ". ID.
nj ihere Cy is az great a hero in
..e corner grocery store as United
states senator Pierce. who watched to-
avs battle and inadvertently staged
-. star act for his fellow townsman.
,rr rich and senator Pierce are just so
,r,.. int he calls Cy John and Cy calls
i'm Bnl. And. as senator Pierce paid
an. good note. receivable Tor custom
Iyes and All public dues. he had a right
80, ,c,uest col. Ruppcrt to give him
.o-,v.nyc cents worth OF Pteh. That he
a, , large slice for his money may have
orn due TO fate and fortune. But the
.,c, remains ,m, North Dakota's major
,"ssue representative ~triumphed. while
mighty Caldwell failed.
~ didn't recognize the big crowd IN
me right wing as the Senator or his Ola
STATE lie was gazing disconsolately al
Inc peIcaus that ahmed the Jagged
,~inre OF palmcttos across the bun
b.rd bv the murmurins sea. These
4" ne,cefully pursued their pis%catorial
rlrstu,s that Cy was almost envious OF
,ines 30 calloused had be become from
warming Donovan's bench. II was just
men that lightning struck uddenl 10
y-atifv the Senator's whim Manager
am told Cy 20 get ready for action. Ray
T.Ilwel was brcezing along In apparent
uhlevssh de>tcrity at the time. But
misf,rtuu. suddenly overlook him Just
bout the time that Cy got ready. More
quickly almost than one could bat an
'vclash A double and single followed n
bs.e on balls aud the count was tied.
Enter the hero OF Enderlin. He had
only time to hcave eight balls before
Two we're on the sacks n $
-iddv face was rcdder. But did Cy
nlo No, with Senator Pierce in the
.a1d. He got by all right. even though
= threw In another pass just to show
t,,t the boys OF the plains are there
with both hands.
In the last three innings only one run
rer reached irst. Pieh hit zimmerman
r.,h one out in the ninth. Then came
ne climax. Cy went up with one out
n The ninth and a run needed badly.
"a sweeney. who had forced Boone after
Lu.e singled. was on first. Cy swatted
aciean single to right, and TO the aston
,shmert OF all held first when thinner
man fumbled the ball. Zimmerman. not
,s.d 20 such North Dakota playing,
relded 20 second anyhow. He threw go
poorly that sweeney scored from third
o. the error.
There we're many features TO this
battle ROYAL. one might mention th'
.xcelient telding OF High and the ter
me batting OF Boone. who had two
doubles ana a single in four times a
bal, But Bones hitting n High
feld.u are every day occurrences. u
for nothing more thar the civic pride
- S.r.Tnr Diar,Na this ntat he recorded
strictly a. a Pieh day.
Tie Yankees fused around a coupl'
Il innings with Sherrod Smith. the cele
hrs,ai Newark sJuthpaw before the!
finally located his masked battery. Hhei
singled with one out In the FIRST an
Kooue doubled with two gone in tn
second. +, was Ia the third that New
York broke the ace. Maisel doubled
.fter Caldwell grounded. Cree s'ngle'
iof the tally. Caldwell got In the hol
o. the heginning Of he third by passin'
The hod-er battery. But he pulled MN
self ont safely. FIRST he pounced upoi
>chIltzs pretty pun and forced Nc
Cary At third then he struck Slt Hum
ne ana 'ut-haw.
II Et sweeney hadn't AIMED in III
fourth the Yankees might have put Slir
caldwell on Easy street. Lutte boone
second double to right centre with on
out vas followed by a clean steal o
'a.ri Just before Big FL looked at tn
laird strike. caldwell hit IN the run.
A ruuul, Of timely hits mixed with
ass tied the score In the iiftA. Nc
'ir'y walked with one out and too
'Hrd on Pinch Hitter O'Mirts doubl
% left Both runners scored o
Schultz single. The eccentric Cy Pie
Dyed with the Dodgers a bit on his AZ
iotrau'- in the sixth by loading IN
sacks ard getting away with H. II
'.sscd tutShaN ard Wheat and the
did the same Tor C;ctz after Myer
''I'ed TO sweeney. sweeney tagged No
tar'r ~ the plate on zimmerman
drho." ligh "'utched Mccarty's soa
The Yankees overlooked a gtea
chance 100 %" eighth when cree reache
'.td col 4 double and wild pitch wit
ho,e ou' Birdie failed 10 keep h
iodt u" and was trapped when Coo
tapped 70 Muliir.
Boone singled to contre TO start III
r''0 Svr.ur, forced him out Pc
cane through "lth his grand pinch h
"o "t~" ruuW0g strategy and put u
Lfuo .H lois pocket To-morrow's gan
". loo played At 10 80 4. VI. so tn;
ie 10" York club may take an ear
s''rroo. train back to Savannah TT
Na's,"- toN have won two games Ar
i"d o." other one Thc score: