The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-08
STORIES OF BALL PLAYERS.
TIN KEEFE TELLS TWO TtLEs IN
WHTCH HIk KELLr E.ETRES.
How Ed Crane ana mig Hn Brown Cs-a e.
Shnr Eaca Othrr-B ronthcr-'s Homer OF
Dad Cinrke-Thc New Works aud the NiEht
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INTO t'"hIp Oh o"Shee anu tne ie't Le'uor began
w ""'' v W N'"s t"" w. "'o "iN iH9'ehuW
,uF"l1E 'oo"I U se'onu Ut kept ''FaiRhe on
'a.' : CIV
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S'u'u, n"' VIA Aept III unth TIC Fe"cueu tns
''s"' "'I " ''''' Nv : N"o" maj ""s
up ""'h M'At ran around MN uhu tnen trotleo
,o""'N 7''o"t ""s'' ns '""eneu II oos
ne r"n u 'sT'n 'o"nFA lct' uelu inc ceh.re
neI".'' N"' - 'u' over there 10 take tne
thFoM rom inc 'e't ht'uer Wheh the iatter
nun" t''o JUL was SihPS "uh'ouhueu. hea
ran around him and ;hcn gllloped to third base.
by this time the left fielder had found the
hill md Ia, oui,Ll. ,hro,. :, a., ., 81 49,
s>ovs Tho 'tstsec .Shot the. ball to. tho catcher
and kvl was headed Oft. Mike ran up and down
.or,r,i ,;,,os ,r;,h ,n, rtoIo ,rs,;. - -
ing hlnl' nnth he saw he was cornered. Then
diar,,rd in th, dir.ctio, NJ -iyb, so,d Tn.
Ill, - -, Il, "
tnlrd heseman' who had the ball. went after
him full tilt. .a
...Yer'u never ketch me yelled Mike .if Va,
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chase nc Ter rrIseo' b.,
Ter kin bet | will, ruarrd the third-base-
man. now thoroughly wrought nm. Rut h,
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stopped until he reached the hotel.
lit was d home run explained Kel after
average by putting me out"
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sode.' continued Keefe. 1t was during the
brotherhood wear and the Bostons and New
vi 49, st,,;,n auo ~ $1,000.
Park. now the Polo Grounds. We were ahead
and KcI got sore over some decision. SO he
DOWN the field toward the dressing room. He
, Wv Sp'aH ~ Iui t. ns ~ l.asneu 'ne gus"
CIV, wv, nri a. b,r ,aaid Tu . .,hi,, ,.h,.
Won are Ioinr pray do not eyacp,te in thi.
nanasto.n,. ,nao uomor,ha. tha p.n,bns
hood ana us fSGentrif relations Tor which We
are lSulmlS. iHeinenloer inc supera4nuateo
contemporaries, heterogeneous, inultitudin-
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,., Ia II VI; .h'ip5ru ~ Selti' oVA
Anu nc uru -
big bII Brown who used to catch for the
i LYING now in Honolulu. where. according to
Ms IettSrS' ne i seeing mat the Japs oehave
bt nIIIh ~, ~ ~ nIV w. y as oneot tne Dest naL nu
wherever be went He and Ed Crane. when
phhat&t - a 9attSry. never tni!ed 10 indulge IN
ChahnE. Which was y source OF amusement 10
th nr otn rsr Il m SaI G;sc 81 me team; ! p9n one oee 81
had MS well,Sn3wn great speed and the oppos-
ihS team touIdh , nnd MN at al IL was .
felio" was perspirtnS freely. As he Inopped his
broM ana nurtec IN the cannon shot Brown said
ever ana So ,.,. Pho o,.,o. -;.h
H'g; ~, "AhLa the n4IIicr Win your
arm ! You We s9t no 1peeda all. .r-,
: ~ e' 'rahc 'e'oIteu' "eus
how p yon s soi aws ,TG Iiih il, pig DILL don se'
~. ~ " r 20. ~ y. q "a ~ = On % AZ a%u Ss ~ ne
man NJ : neaG: bld lei OUT a roar ana 1ld a aolpie
hanrb Tho hir n;tcber snif. - S"'
say. Why don't you % some thTowtngf
You ys got a deaa arm: W hcnsver z mug tries
tynbijn- ali a rHnpt .ccon5 base -rri,r r. -
tba fbrSv and Gorc MIN sftrr me bsHs
ne tnroW. ant % Stn EHhaains "tteF 'ne oa''
II you had speed and foulf bold the runners
"bnt yosn We Ont , MI rhsr yi,h M snaed and =.
Couple o. glass eyes ] can get elm GOWN ia7'
eH TO- oacb -.,chsd for n b,t hrt Fviro
orin,ai ,he,n ,f,sr tho ., ne tb.v yrera ban5
n 80 '"e" VIZ Wv SUN" .'
bIS IAN brouIneFS, Inc veteran uIst 9asSnan;
who !. killing the ball up in Springfield. had
some run once WIZ lyau ,larSe, Inc later was
pitching for C4Iumbus and Bro4thers went
here WIN tue bostohs t"r an eNhL9ition game.
When Dan came to the BAT. Clarke, Tho was
pitching great ball. SAID WITH his usual Poilte-
EeH-;
Well. You big knock-kneed lobster: what are
YOU DONG up lhece I trying 20 put pltGhers out
OF the ,o4oIneSs! Nhat AiEd OF a pail 10 you
",Pnt one ~ anywhere,' answered Brouthers
Griuly. Dad. with an air Of confidence, lobbed
a niC, one over the platr. Bruuthers met il
s0uarplv md shocked II over the centre-held
fence. the drst time it had ever been done. As
the biz first baseman ran around me circuit he
was nccomplnied BY Clarke. who called him
some choice names. After that Brouthers got
four bases on balls
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An AI,nor, ri-bt Y,t,br,,, orca had n n a :.
,cr3arr,s 81 n En-, ~ I'll " rf,,crs mi he VII
p . ~ fnrrr ~ = Tb v.'' Xa :. ~ -. Air. sr", w ~
The world, cbnmninNsT5n ffrGui -, Iouis. vera
,n tT,ir "a =. Enr,r a"4 yvh,, ~. rain rCarheI
ai,,mrnn, =, III Iaro ~ a. ~, Th,. niinyers had
n. ours. broken rr,-riny and were in a
LTiL,r3"ns ,,air, fThcv Hid orr ~ The .ars and