The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-29

NV YORK IN Philadelphia
Boston IN Washington.
Chicago In ~. Louis.
Cleveland In Detroit.
" OF foul bases on balls given to
the Red sox by Ray Heating at the Polo
Grounds yesterday created more damsg-
ING disturbance to the Yankees than
twelve Yankee hits did to the Red sox.
One OF kea,ing's gifts waa followed by
. home run line smash BY Duffy Lewis
and IL tied the score In the ninth in
ming. The Red Sox hadn't been near a
run up 10 that pregnant moment. The
other gift, in the eleventh inning. WAS
followed by a two bagger by Richard
HoblitEell, the pride Of Boston, who lives
In Cincinnati, and an infeld out, and
, won the game for the Red sox in that
overtime inning. The Yankees had q
nme ruacly snatchcd from them when
they were within two outs Of n victorious
ig 10 The clubhouse. The score was
3toe.
Twelve hits for the Yankees accom-
plished less than seven for the Red sox.
'e ~" p''iSipuus DcNduSf OF the lOnK
and malevolent swats made by Lewis
and Hoblitzell ~ a time when there WAS
mate passed by Heating. lurking on y
Hse. Then again. although the Yankees
Mt Dutch Leonard hard-he had little
On the ball at n time-,he hits ca me
generally with one or two out, and most
y them were wasted. Along with the
pertinent fac, that thirteen Of the Yam.
sees were left on bases. WAS the allied
fact that twelve hits were SO ineptiy dts
oarsed that they yielded only two runs.
Gregg was effective for the Red Sox
After he relieved Leonard. but the sad
pAri was that the game should 20 no
lar in length ~ to bring that fac, out.
Gregg entered the lists In the ninth in
nins. and II looked rs II the ninth would
10 the hnish of the combat. Heating
Vas unfortunate to lose. 1t was high
class pitching which he did. only to
stumble into a reverse. There never was
Any such thing az a rally started on
nm. the Boston hitting was always scat
tered vet TWO hits came At luscious
lines for the Red Sox
Nais~l Gets -Four Hits.
Ni's"i struck "a rich vein Of hitting
o" rich Individually. for three of mis-
-FOUR ing es didn't do his side any good.
One did, however. Singles by him and
heating and a tumble by Hoblitzell gave
the Yankees one of their runs a homer
INTO the left held stand by Baumanr
rave them the Their. This pair Of tai
lies looked big as tho Twin Peaks until
me Boston Hare in the ninth.
This was the most acrimonious game
al mo 1'nln I,lA ekta .An 1Rh.
opposing players seemed to be consider
any unfriendly to each other. There
Was riding pro and con from the bench
and the squat Carrigan. manager II
me Red SoN, had the spectators quite
hostile To him. Leopard slipped the bali
h'gh and IN close to the heads Of the
nome hatters, so that Baker and Nuna-
maker IN particular had TO do some
nmble ducking. The Red Sox yelped
I"o a PACK on a fresh trail when lie wis
we'd the score the members Of the rival
amps were on the watch 10 Jaw each
''her' and on the whole rivalry verged
On In" bitter,
The Yankees continued their iridescent
'''drs Their defence has been fine
latel! and they went along At the same
no. zip Baker, Peckinpaugh and Pipp
ad N" sharp"st sort Of work, and work
of ma description was not confined 10
New York. iIoblitzell and Gardner took
" mana for the other parties to the
CAYENNE encounter.
hed'lng and Maisel singled In the
hIrd inning before anybody WAS out
ana Heating reached third on Msisel's
proc but the next two batters didn't
mp III with anything OF value and he
RANKS would not have scored II Hoblitscll
nam fumblcd a grounder from Baker.
o. 81 "a a- A.
oeacners In the ffth. and the rest of
he .ocsl firing WAS widely strewn and
Useless.
There were two New York hits In the
sx'h-nv Keating and Maisel-right on
we ht"'S ot sizzling plays by Gardner
ana H1h.itzeil. which killed P~eckinpaugh
ana Nu'amaker respectively. but fo-
WIS brll.ancy in the Boston defence the
yam" would have been settled. for New
forh ? ght there. Al 1t was Highs ny
N' heating and Maisel stranded.
Heating IL Hit Hard 70 No Avail.
Heating was hit hardest in the sixth
hh.ne' to no purpose. however. Hooper
Ni"d ss'ely with one out and Ppm
sotared u liner which cracked from Hob.
n'@ri' -hillelah. Pipp had only TO step
70 rrs' base for . double pisy. Hut
uese Red Sox don't set discouraged
ea'l'' They're In there pulling and root.
hg and working all the time. For In
stance, Hoblitseli walked In the ninth
ana from the base path implored and
commanded Lewis TO do something.
E"ls dld his best. and his best was 4
oeap he drove = bee line homer Into tho
p'ac. previously visited BY Baumann's
,onr base Jolt. II was "A real mans sise
~ 'nls one Of Lewis's, smoking from
NV wood and screaming all the way.
The Boston eleventh began with .
~rikeout by Janvrin. Hoopsr was
Ssfisr and hung around until -four balls
mao come his way. Hobiitssii put sew
a.a' fouls into the right heid stand ami
men spanked q two bsSger over DAu.
mann's head, II would have scored
nooper IN a ~aik had the latter been free
70 Pun fast. but he had TO hang hack and
sN that II wouldn't bs caught. Ne
reached third. FROM there he nc0rA\ on