The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-16
THE RECORD.
BROOKLYN. 9: NEW YORK. 2.

About 1000 persons saw the Brooklyns
tackle the New Yorks yesterday at Washing
ton Park for the first time this season. and
They were somewhat disappointed when
downpour Of rain stopped proceedings in the
last half OF the sixth inning. The New Yorks
had Doheny in the box ana played fair ball. but
iIanon's men took advantage Of every Chance
bases was based upon ,headwork and clearly
understood sigma s. They made their hits
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freely. but they did not use the best VI judy
msnt When they had chances to get rSnneTs to
9Th No strikes hit The IeatheT out instead
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when there seemed to be an opening
Wilson. who did the best he could ct short Aeld
Ylorks did sons good tedne and I worked hard hard
for success, Their behavior toward Umpires
6pHs and smith though was In yioaGn
the nmpres walked on mt the ea sd o' 3Bres
Of the New York team stood in front
Haqds Later he stoHed On" at Burns burns ts beg
he had been declared out on strikes. Wilson
base decision by Smith. Doheny and Warner
grumbed over rulings on balls and strikes.
wnsHeyer he cared to open his mouth. III Il
looked like case OF blaming an inevitable de.
feat q on the umpres. which is an old trick with
Tho Br9oklyns helped Kennedy out q sew
eFa pTTedbicameH ni by sensational fielding
made ni 1H%sa fi's spe sNG ana
Tbs auiSEs.s ST tind oi feiiipg retired the New
b6fas made 9s t' Casey srass
out and Keller, was hit on the funny bone with
basn Ssy Ssss oo oS bs is
sGoEed on Jones's wei placed single t9 left and
and Jones ran home. Herman threw the ball
to dleason and the latter saw DAILY coming; for
TO make break Tor the plate Doyle then
made good throw to Warner. and Big Dan
J9nes made rattlinG catch Of RPoyles short
f Mds s0s sd to to
arg .ptc. hsd
stop Of Warmers hard smash: The BTookiyns
neult foul from Kennedy's bat in ilne style and
Doyle saying Ha San n, from wild throw of
Dahlen. and Herman singled e centre. WlIeon
FL srnan odaehed Ss drive and
Vas easily thrown out By kssls5 Then NV Wilson Is
yard Van Hqisrep max ins no attem9t to hit
the ball. as he should have done. The next
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fornian did not start for first and would have
been an easy out. anyway. had the ball been
The Brooklyns got ANOTHER run in their half
on good team play. ~ Keller began with a
for a base. on balls, Dahlen worked in a neat
sacrifice bunt to ,Doheny and the runners
Sn hands Snd Rese sSosd Wilson
tired MeGSn1 OF Pa hard hard g1GEpnde5d
ond and Doyle eean
sass bsicTs sSs KId had so sh as
to Dahlep. who touched second and completed
pretty, double play with sharp throw to Nc
guessing Hs ing in their hall and nobody reached rst
Warner opened the nth with scratch that
Dahlen nearly turned into an out. Doheny
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runs q d PnS their rRo co esy beat set out hs
ia sn ana n EsS .; Ks
%sssy G Sa throw Sat fE%s5 Gnass
tanesd second Fs and Wsq pis" poor
throw to Doyle Of Jones's grounder let in an
other runner. Jones stole second. Warner
dropping pitched bal, 6gt he was;nailsd in
on balls, thereby closing the inning
A running catch by Jones and two fine stops
~ Dahlen setTi s rhe New nSFRs IN the si3tn
Just as DAILY hunted fly into Hartman's hands
the rain came down In such flood that Burns
called time. The grounds were soaked and
sitter half hours wait the game was called.
The score:
BuooKLYE. YORK.
II. II. Pc. A. Z. R. H. 20, a. r.