The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-19
Y0RKS WIN EASILY.


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Zhe Inaslasrs 81 the New York Team Plny
Hesp Ba1i Behind Meskin, Who II ~ His
Dst1-wsnnedy'n euppoFt DtscourAging-
Thres Thousand Orderly Persons Present
Sunday baseball a. Woshawken appears to
b. popular enough, but the attendance Il the
New YOrksBRookltn championship game yes
tsrdaY Was not MP 70 the expectation Of, the
mhnagprs. Not moro than 1000 persons
turned out 70 zee the Two local League teams
PLAY . game that prOvedto DO . practical walk
ovorforeth6 New YoFks. A. In Saturdays CON-
tesk. Doyle on 6rat base appeared 70 make the
infeld very fast and some Of the plays made
By himself. Gleason MI Davis were of q bril-
llantdu6iiey.
Msskinw was In his usual good trim and his
inc auppctt made him work unusually hard.
A. q rosult ne Brooklyns had Q very hard time
bunohipe hits and appeaEsdto lose heart early
IN the eonfssk Kennedy was hit freely In the
hrst hAlf oftha game. but errors did much to
help the New YoEks IN scoring. Bmith. some
tmoSkncWna s broadway Aeo." was oom-
peilsdto play third base for BROOKLYN In the
absence OF the new man. Wagner. who had not
yaDoytod. After making two glazing errors In
eho nth inning. Whioh made the crowd laugh.
mfthAgoodlnatursdly rotorted 70 . bunch Of
EoOeor1 who were guying hint Collins Of the
Bostons clint In itl' Thon he went to the bat
and lit cut q double. for which he was. COM
paliodt 10 take on his cap.
Ryan made three wild throws to catch base
~stsalorn. and . tumble By Mailman brought
Brookiyn'S error total mp 70 seven. No less
than hye double plays were quickly completed,
three being TO the credit Of Magoou. Mailman
and LAchance. Magoon. By the way, played
another star game at short feld. Griffin hi
himselft In Saturdays game. 90 Pitcher Yeager
went to centre field. whore he collared Eve
long drives, Tho regular umpires, swartwood
and Connolly. did not show mp at the appoint
Cd time. and players Gettig and MoKenna on
eiated Q part Of the flrst inning. There was no
licking py the players and the crowd kept
:. The New FORKS began with three runs in the
9rst inning. After Van Haltren had. flied to
Yeager. Davis. got his base on balls and started
over Hallmen's head, Doyle brought him IN
with q cracking, gingle. Jack promptly stole
second. anda Wild throw hy Ryan allowed the
bUHie mao ~ s tSs se selpd' run EiesS TSe 1Ksh pd Sas Sed
for second. and Ryan's third wild throw let the
hugtltnG second baseman run all the way to tho |
plate. Grady and Seymour followed with hits,
Meefin's two.6aEEer. van HSItren's Triple.
and DaviBis sinGle brought IN two more runs in !
the, second. another double play closing the
inning. In the third Grady made q hit. stole
muflnR Ryen,s good throw. Davis. made the
last run for the New FORKS In the fifth on o two
Dagger and two blunders by Smith; -,
h Eis S %aeS ssDSkl kenn 1FSt sud do II the J s5icd
scored in the sixth on o single and Smiths two |
DAGGER. while Mailman made Q circuit OF the |
bases for the last run In the. ninth BY driving |
t bSSoS Dap ! n'f Rs shs SO Spoiled de &as sooSS i S6a aOSs
for O homer the next moment, when he picked /
8 drfE6 Of the right nsld rail- The score: