The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-26
CULLOP PUZZLE
TO FORMER FEDS
so YANKEES WIN
Big Collection Of Quondam
Outlaws on Brown Team
Are Beaten Z to }.
GROOM STARTS IN BOX
But FAILS TO STAY

Two ex-outlaws. Nicholas Culiop and
Robert Groom. began the pitching at
the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon.
Nicholas. who though he was an outlaw
once. Is a mild hammered and smiling
citizen now was there when the game
finished, but Groom tumbled by the way
side. The Yankees won. Z to 8. and
Groom was deleted at the half way
stage.
The Browns made a large number Of
hits M Culiop. but a combination Of
circumstances including outs between
smacks. double plays and the fact that
the Yankees ook a comfortable lead
early. too the sting out of the ~. Louis
hitting and permitted Cullop to amble
along without straining himself. The
had the biggest collection
Of former Fed cullop has pitched
against this year. but II they knew how
Ia hit Nick he knew how to make that
hitting innocuous.
Paddy Baumann, who lis II -Bakering
Baker rs a hitter aud fielder. was the
heart OF both at the New York scoring
lurries. lie knocked IN -four runs. and
so far has been the ablest understudy
that ever understudied NeNt to him
Walter Pipp. whose batting average IL
growing from thin to obese. was the
busiest ball assassin when assassinating
meant runs. The Yankees festooned the
plate with -four runs at the gun and
did the pacemaking all the way
Pip and Boone. with one Of those
there and back again double plays, cut
M the Rrowns In the first inning after
Shotton. the speedef. had outStcppei an
inf'eld hit. Then the lanks set To work.
iilhooley thumpcd Groom for a single
aud o second on Sho'ton's tumble.
Magee sacrificed and Gedouu. whose hit
ting has become more aerial thar useful,
flied to Shotton.
Shotton obliged with a mum of Ged-
cons fly. and on that same nun tn
hooley neatly outwitted Shotton. Tho
artful GIL blurred to go To the plate.
Thereat Shot,on slammed the ball there.
Thereat, for the second time. Gedeon
romped from first to second. Raumaun
sent a hot one skidding to centre and
brought IN Gil and Gcd. i'ipp's triple
To centre fetched IN his pal. Paddy. and
Boonc's ny TO Shotton scored pipp's pals
pal. pipp
The Yanks' fielding in tho NTH was
tremulous and for that reason and Il
hit by Sisler. one Of four by that prize,
~ Dr'WlN llf4ltu lu'lllStlN'S W wv
run The tremulous fielding was a
missed grnunder by ';sd-n- and y high
throw to first by Walters. 'u,iop bounced
a pitched ball on Johnson's Cupula too
and the Brownie who was thus bumped
on the beliry was one of those VIC fore
gathered at the journeys md
In the same inning the Nanks rooov-
cred those two tallies and went them
one better G~t.hooley and Mage" walked
They advanced on ';sdeun'~ ont, Groom
to Sister. They scored CO., Baumarus
two bagg.r. Pipp sent Paddy homcward
with a single.
Doc crandall. whose pinch hitting cN'
IL no whit d.mm'd. singled IN the s"N'
enth. and his runner worked ht~ WAY
around on a MI and a Cuugloru"raiioi
of outs. Johnson singled In the ninth
Jimmy Austin put y home run in ia" left
field eyre and Sslcr. IN" versatile
hun'ed a ono base hunt These cVent'
made the fans p"rk up e Nttl', hu'
t'ulluN WAS ofc,t.y" with mon an har"'
and sohered Ions enough to topple TIN
next two ,apsters. Tn score