The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-14
COLE CRUSHES COLT
CREW OF CALDWELL
Outpitches New York Star in
Five Inning Game. Winning
for Regulars. ) to 1.
BOONE MAKES TWO HITS

SAVANNAH. Ca. March I3-King Cole
had the honor Of trimming the colts
In to-day's five inning tilt. He pulled
up winner. under wraps. by a score Of
> to |. and has the satisfaction " out
lasting Ray Caldwell. the great star ~
the New York club.
That does not signify by any means.
however. that the King is monarch Of
the roust. As \ Ave inning pitcher he
always was a wonder. II will he neces-
sary to wait TIL the ,osscrs begin to
go the route 20 fnd II the King has
overcome his pernicious habi, OF blow
ing up somewhere between the seventh
and ninth.
~taidwclls arm appeared sore. tie did
not have his usual speed and his curve
ball was nothing 20 brag about The
regulars hit slim much harder than the
score indicates. They also peppered
Small~ood II savannah quite literally
In the last two innings.
Though they did not steal any bases
the regulars showed some smart work
on the paths. Three runs were scored
on sacrifice flies Boone sprinted in on
Nunamakers short hoist to Left in the
second inning Roth cole n High tai.
lied when cree drove the ball to Kelly
IN the NTH Hughie crossed tine green
outtielder and kept right on TO the plate
when Kelly begged 90 Baumann
Pipp. whose feet are hothering him
stili. fell down twice on he lines.
sweeney trapped him stealing IN the
first when Boone failed ON the bat end
If a mt and M play. In the ffth the
husky nrst basemau mr. to the right
field fence. but Daley rclaNcd prettily
from Kelly and cut of IN apparently
certain home ran. sweeney snuffed out
Ieckinpaugh's steal IN TIE fourth when
Roger missed the bag
Little Lutte Boone improved his record
with a double and single IN two appear
anCes AZ lat. Despite Maisel's four
hits OF yesterday the second baseman
easily leads AZ batting IN the practice
games played.
With one out IN the first High bumped
Caldwell for q double and Cree hit In
the run. Pipp forced Birdie and then
went out stealing Boone doubled 20 left
IN the second and after Peck fouled tn
Malsel Cook reached first on a Wild
pitch that was the fourth ball. The
heaVe put Booue on third and he scored
on Nunamaker's fly TO Kelly. Boone
opened the fourth with a single of
Smallwood n advanced on a wild pitch
But he was trapped on the lines by
Baumann and Araeon o. pe%ckinpaugh's
Offering. Peck failed TO steal.
In the nth Nunamaker singled and
cole walked Maiscl sacrificed. Trues-
date threw late 20 the plate for the
catcher when High grounded. High kept
on to second without drawing a throw
Hughie scored all the way from SEQ nd
'"h.nd cole on Cree's deep nv to- Kelly
In the first ildrtzell uiCkcd cole for n
clean sing with Two outs. but the kiuC
caught him mapping At irst With two
ont I'M the second Mullen doubled and
Trucsdalc walked Sweeney's hit t.
centre gave a run Kelly opened tho
fourth with q double. hut was left at
third. Daley. who singled with two out
in the ffth. was caught stealing.
BNl Donovan announced to-day that
a left handed pitcher was on the way
from New YOrk His name is A. Wahl
He was discharged from the navy re-
Gently Tie viii be- tho best left handler
in camp when he gets here The lineup
Mas the same As that of yesterday. The
score