The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-24

Ct bouIs u belroll.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The Yankees
won both ends OF the doubleheader with
the Athletics here this afternoon, taxi
ing the opener in ten innings by a score
of 3 to 2. and the nightcap over the
regulation route by n count OF IS to :.
The second engagement produced a new
major league record for wildness by a
pitcher when Bruno Haas. late of Wor-
ccster Academy. handed out sixteen
bases on balls and made three wild
pitches. Carroll Brown of the Yankees.
who once handed out fifteen passes
when he wore the livery of Connie Mack.
sat on the New York bench and saw
his Borneo record shattered.
II was debut day at Shibe Park for
two collegian twirleis who had been
enticed recently into professional COM
pany by the crafty Connie. Mack has
Utmost rounded out n jitney infield to
~supplant his famous 500, 900 combina-
ton OF recent victorious campaigns. and
he is now engaged in the task of re-
cruiting a new flock of boXmen. In the
first game Crowell. who gained quite a
little fame at Brown University. was
trotted out for Mackian inspection. and
he made a noble effort, though defeated.
Then came Bruno Haas, who proceeded
TO smash his way into the record book
OF baseball.
Crowell's work in the first game must
20 on record as one OF the fine pitching
performances of the season. though the
yourigster was n trife shy on control.
This really brought about his undoing,
as the Ianks could not find his speed
and curves at any stage OF the journey.
He held the Donovan boys TO a lone
single in the first nine innings, and then
in the tenth saw his game get away
through a bad throw by CONWAY with
two out. In the tenth the Yanks con-
nected for a clean single and a scratch
hit. this combination putting the New
Workers in position to edge over the
winning run.
A peculiar feature of the first battle
was that Paddy Baumann. who has been
doing very effective second baslng in
the absence OF Lutte Boone. scored all
three runs for the Yanks. In the third
inning counted on a pass, an
out and a wild pitch which ena bled him
10 score from second base. In the fifth
he registered on another pass, Sweeney's
sacrifice. Caldwell's out and Highs sin
gle. this being the only hit off Crowell
up to the tenth inning. In the tenth
Raumann opened with a clean single to
right, advanced on another sacrifice by
Sweeney and reached third on Caldwelrs
scratch hit off Crowell's glove. High
famed for the second out. but when
Conway threw poorly after fielding
Peckinpaugh's grounder Baumann
scored the winning run.
The Athletics tore into Slim Caldwell
with a rush and picked up two runs be-
fore the second cut had been made in
the first inning. Then they tanned down
and were helpless after getting runners
on the paths. In three different innings
after the first they got hits in pairs. but
could not count. \ pass to Walsh.
StTunk's single to centre, Lapp's sacri-
flee and q single by Oldring chased in
the two runs In the first inning. Nc
Innis followed RUDE with another hit.
but the scoring was over for the Mack
men.
The second affair was n bitter chaser
after the refreshing game which had
opened the double bin. Mack had adver-
Used that Haas was to get "A tryout, but
why ne was allowed to stay to the
finish will remain forever a mystery.
surely the ~yOungster has not been i'm
the league long enough to commit any
crime deserving such "A sentence. In the
early Innings the crowd was with the
Worcester collegian, especially in the
second, when he famed "Peckinpaugh for
the third out with the bases full. But
as the game wore on and Mack made
no effort to change pitchers the fans lost
all enthusiasm for the game and the
~N-ungstel, Near the finish groans and
ieors supplanted the cheers of the earlier
innings.
Jack Warhop was in distress only
once IN the early innings, that being in
the second, when the MaCkmen punched
four blows in rapid succession. Man
ager Donovan chased Cy pieh out to the
warming pan, but WARRIOR settled down
and cy was excused from doing any re-
serve duty, In the last two innings after
the Yanks had made victory certain
WARRIOR eascd up and the Athletics
bumped him for "A tloCk Of doubles which
nettcd four runs.
Sparkling fielding by the yanks rea-
turel both BATTLES. In the opening game
DonJTan's -l'n played without the sem
blance OF an error and in the second
game the two m!splays were ~exCusabic.
flrdlc Mctrec made u remarkable rum
ming catch Of Malonc's drive in RIGHT
h'ld In the second inning, Iobbing the
hatsman OF a sure triple. Mullen and
Iecklnpaugh also featured with fancy
pits OF hc!d.ng, DuuoNan's man made
four donh'" plays during .hc Afternoon.
TWO coming In each pnmc
Lutte Boone. who has been out Of tho
YANKEES lineup for several DAYS no
cause OF "A bruised shoulder silrroedo5
baumanh AT second base in tho siy,h