The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-12
CULLOP PITCHES
GREAT GAME AND
BEATS WHITE SOX
He Allows Only Three Hits
and Yankees Win Pitch
ers' Battle, TO 1.
PECKINPAUGH KNOCKS IN
RUN THAT WINS GAME

One Of Wild Willie Dorovan's new
crop OF pitchers stopped the White Sox
yesterday AZ the Polo Grounds. Twas
none other than Master Nicholas Cullop,
who. forsooth. prior unto yesterdays
fuction had been used in only fragments
of games. This time Squire Donovan
laid the yoke Of AN entire game upon
the willing shoulders of Master Nicholas
OF the southerly wing. and that conscript
from the Federal League did more than
passing fair. He did nobly. and the
score was 9 10 / in favor OF the Yam
KEGS.
Ban johnson. the big gun Of the Amer
lean League. together with Capt. Huston.
the knickerbocker magnate. occupied
one box and part OF another. both being
rotund and ample. although Ban seems
TO be thinner than Of yore. They saw
4 pitchers TIT. Cullop held the White
Soy To three hits. one IA scratch. and
Faber. with his s~pitball. held the YAM
KEGS TO iive.
One Of the two runs which won for
the Yankees was raped across the plate
in the ninth inning. peckinpaugh
raped 1t across. There were two out
when he did it. Tipp had been passed
%purposely because Peck was considered
a softer mark. That's where the best
laid plans Of SChalk and Rowland went
agley. Peck previously had tossed "A
run to the SoN with "A lurid toss and was
que 10 10 some agieNihs to their plans,
faoer spltter was puH@ilhS' sun
more 80 WAS IuiIop hooks Oh various
sweep. "A quick breaker and a wider
Gtfrya md tk.ro urnR vfyh, gnAll,s
amount OF smoke In Culiup. a fast one
when he was amind to use It. His was
as trim and tidy a stretch of pitching
as has been seen at the L. q. this vernal
quarter.
Before the Yanks scored thew gave n
run to the White Sox by clumsy fielding
and wrecked an opening of their own by
clumsy base running. Peck did the
clumsy fielding and Baker the clumsy
base running, although the latter felded
his position in admirable sty,e. Uar,.
zeIl. in right instead of Glboo,ev. robbed
John Collins nj a hi, In m. fr,, ;rriry
by a diving catch In ,vhicb ola nav pov
got bis teeth ,,l, n, a,,, ,na ar,s,
Then Tho CAV. Won, ,Inrc ,nan,o
t,onalIv ur,i tha ,hir1 inn -,
Walters drove , ,br.o h,r,ar 60 r',h,
walters he Tho ~ h.ns,a, C,,,ismt.
soutbnav ~ .a,yi,, .i;h go, 80 ~,
die Collins waiked in ,,,a ,o,r,h i,,nr
and With two o,, ,aot.or - -, a
infield hit IN pet RI. ,,,,.r IN hts
balance made - h,ird So. ~ We,
u,hsn hs .ho,,L,., ,a "!s" nn
A an iiIvstra,,or 90 ,hxonn 80,
whore ,hsy 49,, &, w. 49,, an, a.
lowed coii,rs m scora ~ :"
The un,nira ON. rator hi, :, ,,o
fourth inninv anJ :, u.as ona
Nayea mas q, sac,,a ~ ~, =,
walked 10 frst and sto,s m no L.,sn,
Tzker cbornat a s'' x
frs, hasa linz In ',,,,'tns va 49, =,
and thereby M, bl,rs.ir 90, ~. -
have had pir.a, 700, ~ LiorI,u o.,
he didn't Soc for M. diJn,, cau n,Lar
ont ~
Raker M, l,oy,,,, tho, ,,o ,,o,oa
hail NOD gon. ~ 70 t"a' -" az
toward second ess,v'd ,o ca, 49, nn,
got up and put up a BATH. when ~ he Saw "a,
he was trapped. lie made the Chlsox
chase him, but before Mage. could MAX.
ni.'N iiohn ,i'I. haAe sIibped again