The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22

p,.hurg IN Newark two games).
huralo in Chicago.
The Brookfeds hit the ball hard and
xsen TO win both games OF a double
,..der from the Sloufeds at Washington
p.rk Yesterday afternoon. The scores
-.,e 2 to / and s to l.. Two pitchers,
navcrport and Groom, were punished
4, The first game. and Watson, Groom
"a Crandall took the medicine IN the
~cond Finneran and blue Jacket both
,~oyed stff obstacles TO the 81. Louis
attack.
a remarkable exhibition OF hit vast
,,v AZ which the Brookfeds lead the
vprld. was given In the opening setto.
Tney made eleven clean singles before
,hsy could get a mar home-one IN the
sr,, inning. two in the second, W in
m third, one II the fourth. three in
ne sixth and two In the seventh. Fred
smiths single opened the seventh. but
ma was forced by Ffnneran. Anderson
made the second hit of the inning, put
ing the pitcher on third. Then came the
nrrt productive Brooklyn hit OF the
ssme, a double in right by Tech that
scored %FHnneran and Anderson. Tech
Ia a youngster. first name Albert, just
suarc1 lot ult bTOohltlS lTOIH tlt ~
Edin's semi-pro nine OF Jersey City by
Dck Carroll.
Long Dave Davenport. who yielded the
early mess OF hits. got out OF the game
10 let Crandall bat in the eighth. and
Groom pitched the second half OF the
round against Brooklyn. He passed
Myers and sent the latter TO third with
a Wild and woolly pitch. Hats sacri-
Ae hy tailed the final run.
Joe Finneran was an enigma TO the
sloufeds. They got the jump on him
when Vaughn walked In the first. moved
up on an inneld out and tailed on a
hit By Marsans. From hen on for a
stretch Of Ave innings they couldn't con-
meet safely at all with his curves. Mil
Ter got another safe rap in the seventh
and TObin mad one In the ninth, but
three successive putouts followed each
hit.
Fielder Jones's old hitless wonder tao
tics were worked to the limit in the
early part of the second game. Tobir
waited for "A base on balls to start II
and Vaughn sacrificed. The runner pro
Creased on an out but was left wher
the great and only Marsans struck out
The scheme worked better In the SECOND
inning. when Borton outwaited Blu'
daA Nv NNlA ~ ~ sNssfA's hth,s
sacrificing between them. Tech ther
iumbled Johnson's roller, filling the bags
wdtson's fly brought in the first rur
but Tobin made third out on a tap tS
Myers. The conservative sacrifice
game failed again in the fourth. wher
Bortou reached second on his hit and g
bunt hy Kores. Chapman famed anC
after Johnson walked Watson forced
him.
After being docile before Buddy Wat
son for three innings, the Brookfed'
Knocked him out of the box in tia
fourth. Anderson walked. Tech forceC
him. Cooper singled. Kauff was passeC
purposely. Myers hit in n run. Jones
then took out Watson and put in Boi
Groom. The latter gave Halt three ball
in a row. Jones walked out from tn
bench and ordered make him hit" II
did, scoring two more runs. Free
Smith clouted to left for another pair
then stole, and scored on Simon's blow
to right. BLU Jacket forced Simon ant
Anderson ended the six tally roun'
with an easy chance for the catcher.
The home team got another of Groom
In the sixth on two passes and Simon
single. Otis Crandall was maced for
triple in the seventh by Anderson, VIII
a home on Cooper's single. Blu
Jacket was lnvincible after his secont
inning lapse and allowed only n NOR
hit. Scores