The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-09

Brouthers, Dabbed ana touched the bsS ahead
Of the silent man, but Burke hueged third. A
moment Later, though, Wild pitch lst the
cracking two-bsse hit was wasted, as Doyle was
thrown out b MeGrsw on decision that locked
son. The score was 70 nov 'Vu and d. nobod h
worrying much.
FOR Doyle CAPT ss snd hc
ever. pushed one OF Meekin's fast ones into left
Hawke peP out IN AZ shs k.. S
scratched 4 hit to Ward that put Robinson on
third WITH VIII KEEL Keller NJ things Looked d,neer.
Huc,t description kept the New FORKS 81 tr ONE
Rsn received loud cheers n a. be
nne two-bagger to right, Fuller alec lined one
Keller. coming in on run, scooped the bail, and
by quick throw to Retz succeeded in doubling
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collsred after long run.
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had filed to Burke, McGraw shot one that Davis
fumbled, and 2 moment later threw past Doyle
OF rst. Brodies out. Fuller to boyle ps tOS Mc.
Graw on third, and Rets's slow inheld base BIT
Rsits stole SECOND on a passed ball. but he V WAS
left there as Jennings filed to Fuller.
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the game soon and Xii that Hawke" The lat.
last hall Of ths third wards men began .oas Re
Ss ,s,S, with 8 safe drlSe @ Jennina,. burke
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:, Robinson began the fourth with single, but
ks's @ to "a ssd
second. Then the New Yorks settled Hawke
for keeps; Ward was thrown out by McGraw
but Van Haltren, Fuller, Farrell. and Meekin
made singles, which. with double steal ON
passed ball and Burke's long. fiy., to Brodie
lead. '' '"'
Keeler opened the fifth with a base on halls.
Mctiraws foul was beautifuy CAPTURED ueu d''e by
Burke, and Brodie then took his base on balls.
Doyle Kid Gleason now faced the poes sus
ana on sh ana do thing to him HI
but Ward forced Doyle at third. on a grounder
single by Fuller scored Ward. 0I Farrell, H hi
brought in Van, and both Fuller and Farrell ran
That made the score o to 3, even innings and
everybody was happy;
life to Gleason by muffing Fuiler's throw. Then
kesy sfs left but
throw, and scored on Wards out. The Wis
Dan Brouthers surprised everybody by striking
out. McGraw was hit by q pitched ball, but on
Brodies liner 70 Ward Mac was doubled up at
first. Then Wards men got at Gleason
again, After Fuller had flied out Farrell
singled and Brodie made a fine catch OF
Meekihs long fly. Burke's single put Farrell on
third, and Eddie stole second himself. Herman
filled the corners with his base on balls, and
when Davis got four too, Farrell was forced
home. Doyle's single, his fourth hit OF the
game, brought in Burke and Herman. and a
single by Ward scored DAVIS. Doyle ran to
third on this play, and. as Brodie's throw went
through McGraw, Jack ran home with the fifth
run OF the inning.
The Bsltimores were retired in order in the
eighth, Reitz on a fly to Davis. Jennings by
Doyle and Meekin. and Robinson on strikes
Then Fuller made a hit and was caught stealing
second. Farrell got his base on balls and on
Meekins sharp ny to Brodie. New York's great
game was called on account of darkness,
and the vast crowd swept down upon
the field to cheer aud congratulate the
victors. Ward and his men jubilant over
their great triumph, and. to the applause OF a |
tremendous crowd over near their dressing |
rooms, they came out upon the balcony and |
bowed again and again. An hour later every
body had left. and the baseball season of 1904 |
had closed. The score