The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-16
nRooKLYN 3: NEW YORK. O

BROOKLYN 3: NEW YORK. O.
Pork" Kennedy; who resembles Bob g F ia
uy as poWeriu as tho
pion's. The light haired wonder from Belaire
aseln Ps4 ss Sas en sH h New
and shutting, out tho New Works without a
In ali thres men REACHED first base. but they
got no further. The Brooklyns put up grand
heanS one the otbsr hand ehed wh
with little batting behind it. would. under
ordinary nave been IinRNl s
Sorkis' only error being a mufled foul fly ~
Doyle. Davis had been suddenly called to his
Brothers two children. so Doyle played, third
base. and did his work we'll too. Lachance.
The mae oI s qs
ance in left field. He caught two dificuit foul
flies or the top of the picket fence in front Of
two base bit IN the eighth inning that drove in
Ticking the fact into eon sd
- 4 aI crowd Numbering fully $500 persons was
on hand when play vas called, and from ri the
nan was retired at first in the ninth inning. the
greatest excitement prevailed. As ming at
scored by New York the Brooklyn rooters fairly
lost their heads. such magniiicent pitching
Hy the and ths
OF big surprise 70 the Brooklynites. who
felt inclined before the struggle began to yield
was wac " eiinched at last. and those hateful New
iorks." rs pretty young miss styled them.
without even so much as single tally to their
credit, the pent-up craziness belched forth in
q mad roar that put the railroad and its whist
One word about Umpire Gafrney!. ,Whilethis
usually competent Judge Of play did not liter
he rendered two decisions that were palpably
wrong. even to the eyes OF fair minded Brook.
though within range Of the bag. called the
runner out In the sixth Fl, ipninfi With two
lows glove and Stafford was called out on
%aa e to
rock and wouldn't bulge an inch. Rqpnlng
nan drew forth prolonged cheering. and
shooh's third base Play vas good.
out at first. ON an unfair, decision. Ward
then doomed = lofty foul and Lachance rushed
TT k wh the
PSoEs loose: Mersan soi his bass On balls; FIT
blanEed. and Conner then died to Burns in the
second inning. Wilson after knocking half
ehy sef New s Yask
flied 70 Burns and Fuller iS1led to KInsIow.
man III sHt Lester a did his III ttls dance
shot bali over the plato that was as big as a
an hs Bat sf sd eatheF into Rs Sas w nnd
f LII els q Burke and stafSrG
so fast was its Itiight. while the: track OF
Days feet around ad The he; base paths Tas yeilow
gcaIn Dered aft ar the ball swiftly as Lamp
lighter in the stretch. and chased it clean to
Gn old iron roller far beyond the bicycle track.
loped along like a trotter at a country fair;
When his anky form loomed up between third
howled like mad: Papa Foutz was hero once
ecain. and nobody was happier than the popu-
ahfgSr 81 tho was one OF the
three men went out without turning an eye
Three foul flies settled New York in the
third. With two out. Griffin hit for two bases.
but Corcoran flied to Burke. The feature Of
she main of f IN om WAS
bat. Mike grabbed the bali close to the cycle
track in centre field In Brooklyn's half ofthis
him by Lachance and had to take his cap off.
Foutz got his base on balls. and Burns, made
oni i Wilson threw rev. Quickly to German. who who
sauGht Long Dave between third and home.
Then the Gotham cranks bad a chance to yell.
left standing on hcst. For Brooklyn. Shoch
boat slow grounder to Fuller hut only
reached second. 1t was one. two. three for
both sides in the sixth. and the same for New
York, in the seventh. Burns: however. who
was first up in tho last half OF the latter In ing
after securing first on bells. got only as far as
After Burke and Fuller had gone out in the
eighth. German lifted long hiGbfoul that
chance ran for it. and caught It after juGgle
In precisely the same spot he had collared
Wards foul, The new. player was popular
with everybody now but it rema cd for him to
make himself fixture in the hearts of Brook
lyn's crapks by smashing a two bagEer to CEN
tre in Br3oklyn's half q the, inning, sending
10 first on a hit and base on balls respec-
lively. and had been moved along on Corco-
Laehance's drive. blt couldn't quite reach It. =,
Now came New iork's last chance. and It
look ed slim with tho score standing 3 to 0.
Stafford aied !, TO- to fout% Ward bo9medua sky
ct first. great cheer went ~ for BROOKLYN
had won q glorious victory and had forged
ahead in the series Tor tho local cham ionshlp.
The score:
SKw YORK. bRookyx