The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-04
ATHLETICS HELP
LEAGUE LEADERS
TO INCREASE GAP
Bush and Brcssler Pass Total
Of Fourteen and Fieldcrs
Copy Their Wildness.
THIRTEEN SAFETIES OFF
FISHER ARE HARMLESS


Pretty saluhrious' NOT 10 say clne"-
like. for the Yankees yesterday. They
6efea,ed the Athletics, = to 4, and didn't
-, $3.50. . M. ,h. A,h
nave W "o ''"." "
letics waste iot OF pase MUS an" ''''S
handle the bali The champions made
IT,, -, t,,s oo nav EIsber many more
81 y,,.. .na
tnah 'he ia"NS ''''"o o'
Brosslcr. The hit reckoning was 10 u
q I'M; the Athletics hits were sum-
,,.,,,, .,,,,orod IN keen ,hem to the
e''' -, -,
ieast posslpie o"''ase
Ing the Athletics could do couid De very
damaging as an offset to the wildness
., ,,. onrosi,, ,,,chers
~ ~
Inc A'hietlcs pia'eu iiNe o'e VI '"o'e
chosen up teams at clam bake. and
that part of their game which was most
iedolent of said sea food outing was
the pitching. The pitching was all in
laid with walks. Bush gave eight bases
on balls and was removed while IN the
extreme throes OF wildness. Bressier
gave six more. Therefore fourteen home
players trudged and trotted to first on
passes. OF the army VINO were dead
headed five scored. II is plain. then.
what great help the wildness or the
visiting pitching was when seasoned now
and then with a base hit The hitting
supplemented the walking and the
freckled fielding OF the dropping champs
10 the extent OF run getting pienitude'
inc Yankees attack missed nre Two
OF three times IN base running or eise
theN nave madc more runs sun tne
ohIE use 'nsF m'snt naNe hau io' I'ote
runs would nave peen lor ,o-uay. Hsaih,
uI I'M s,','a .ne 5" ,,non,od,,. ~,
~" .ue! w. ''on ,, ,,
So. '.h,,h ,,,.tg,',t .,.,I.,,,,, -, ,hair
80
whuo /, n,s cou,,or scrse N Wal,
MI, tho nitchers when tho latter we're
40 free Win walks nevertheless pono-
van had his team mixing il on the at
tack. harrying and forcing and crowd
aig the Athletics so as to make the most
Of opportunities.
An inficld hit and steal by Maiscl
In the first inning preceded two bag
ger by Hartzell which drove Maisel
home. old man Roy and young man
high tried TO cooperate so the old EEL
low could take third on the young fel-
40" sacrince' put iilsh dldht toucn
tne pai anu hartHe'i was caught on
Secoh"' IN Tue second fech PoPPe" 10
a., us "s ~ ,',..' anu .oon' on
A,hi.,;cs ,,ai ,h, 80. n Wv, ~, W." Wv
rosed a, s,,c,, .ir,nia da,'i,as ,,'o
hits .rd two sacrifices
The ,Iien der.rr, ma , h,o,.o,,, ,,,,,
tasted ,hrourh tho ,bira ana fonr,h ~
nings. The yarks .is,ed hon. In ,ro,,ns
~ ,hroe In ,bns. haym.l,i,, ,nu,5s
Bush and Rress,er snoar.d ,ha d,is r.i,n
s,rolls The third innip, was sro,aso,a
On a hi, nv N,ise, ana vair, h,. III
.el and HIGH ,he h,ses ..ro i,do, ,.i,,
ono on, PIN i,hhad s,rat,h, 80 ~
for tho sor,cs, kird =, douhra rtay
push tossed IA s,b,rr ,or . 60 -,
Maisel Inn, Schanp's toss IN ars, Gov
tho second a,,c,r,or, -, ,ha do,,hIa ,,ia,.
,o,l, a ,,r,an, 90, pi,,,,, ht,,h ,,
angular sbo1Idor WIN Y,,i,s s,r.,,,,.
ing around ,bs h.sos N,,,h, h,,,,tnr
I'm and ,,l,ir- cch.,n.s ,ii1 ,t,,,.
,hrew s,nI ,,,nT, NAL, ,n,.,r1 ,htr,, ~
sidewine tho Io,nirr and hor,d,,a pion
Everv y,,L cnncor,ad q, ,ht., ,ro,.inI
hegIra oxcen, u,,soI sror.d
Roone Sweenoy rishor an, N,Lso,
salad I, m. fnur,b ca,,.ira go
Co.. ,.hich I,rd.d po,,,o ,h, So.
U,r,zeu tourhed prss.ier for sinato
ard IN, ni,cbar ,ddaa ,,., ,,as.a =
Rush's four Hartzeu's mi, was good
for a run but Maiso, overra, .eco,d nm
~ W. ""' '"'He' oNe gu se.ono on