The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-05
To-day's schedule.
Boston in New York.
Philadelphia in Washington.
ny WILLIAM Il. HANNA.

Three scouting Phillies sat in the
grand stand at the Polo Grounds yes
terday afternoon and wished they could
do to the Red Sox what the Yankees
did. Chiels Moran. Alexander and KILL
fer took notes OF the ways and means
Of the American League champions. and
the Yankees took the measure OF the
American League monarchs. Nobody
cared enoug'a ABOUT the Yankees to make
a single entry for futurc reference. but
unnoted and unsung they swatt.d the
Carrigan colony twice. to | in the
first game. 3 to l in the second.
The RedsoNonians were outplayed with
A good deal to spare in each game. They
were ouihustled They played as If the
woi kout were more to them than VIC
tory, and Just at this stage 4; probably
was. Nevertheless, they eNerted them
selves in "A mechanical sort OF way and
we're beaten by +, c clever playing of tho
Yanks. who have been torincntors for
them all year. The champions did not
play more thar fair baseball, though
the quality Of playing they did was OF
small! consequence in its bearing on the
stellar series looming up FOR the week
end.
Two Boston pitchers who are promi-
n.nt in the reckoning for the tournament
with the National League chieftains-
Leonard and Foster-bestrode tie OBJ
long for the HubsOx n got their bumps
wlthdl. Leonard was raped good and
lard in the first game and withdrew in
favor of gregg, Foster pitched better
In the second game, but couldn't retain
H. effectiveness. Cleanup drives In the
seventh and eighth innings, including a
triple and home run. won an uphill Joust
for the Yanks
New York had a better pitrNer in each
game, Mark" from Texas, equipped
with AN elusive dip, which came up high
and did slan'ing obeisance while cross
ing the plate, was a puzzle for the Red
son ana slim Caldwell OF the cool and
easy ways held them to four hits in the
second. Fine fielding was done by
Boone and Pcckiupaugh and heroic hit
ting by Peck. Larry Gardner played
a s'ashing game AZ third for tn" SoX-
ouiuus. Scott, shortstop, was suffering
from u knock incurred in fielding prac-
tee. \ natted bali hi him in the fore
head and laid him out. stunned and
inert. He came TO and played through
tn. first event and part of the second.
Pat Moran stepped down TO the Bos-
tor ,nch between games TO see Carri-
gan The two shook hands and some
hody exclaimed, The Irish forever 80
A c;owd of hero worshippers gathered
instantly and had the inestlmable privi-
lcgc Of hearing Moran say, Hello,
Bill and the punctilious reply Of the
Red SoX manager, to vii. Hello. Pat"
4 hush fell over the admiring throng
while the ceremony was on. II was re-
ported that Moran SAID to Carrigan,
How they comm, old sport" 80 n hat
Carrigan answered. Pretty fair, Pat
how's things with you After which
weirhty colloquy the world moved OF
again.
IN tie nth ming Of the first game
IN. YaukS broke a tie. Alexander and
Peek doubled, and High and MaisSl SIN
plcd, Two IuHs resulted, and more would
nave but for a fine throw from deep GEM
TIE by Speaker. Leonard was drubbed
again in the sixth. Raumdnn singled.
HendryN sacrificed, Miller hit safely ana
went to third when Carrigan missed
lFwis's THROWN to collar Baumann,
4 and Alexander singled.
The Red SoX led in the second until
tho seventh tnning and had the Yanks
shut out for tina. length of time. Hobby
steamed mound In the second on a
walk, lewis's two Dagger and "A sacri-
flee fly by Gardner, Speaker made the
tour in the sixth on a force. Hobby's one