The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-06
The RECORD.
RRooKLYN. 10: NEW YORK. >.

The New Yorks presented a weak front at
Washington Park yesterday afternoon. and the
Brooklyns fairly buried them under an ava
lanohe OF base hits aud runs. Carrick who has
done exceptionally good work for Freed m an Q
team this season. was the easiest kind OF a
mark for the Superbas who gave an exhibition
al clean hitting seldom seen on any field Car
rick was discouraged. no doubt. by the poor
PLAYING of Martin at third base. the latter
showing up very much like an amateur. but
at that the New York twirer had all OF his de-
ceptive twists. curves and change OF face from
start to finish. Doyle was compe to 60 be-
hind the bat. as Wilson. Warner and Grady
Davis, acceptably. while Gettig. at Arst base
Foster Foster was the real leader Of the New Yo Mt
with Il solid safe hit every time he came to the
But in COMPARISON to the coming champions.
the New iorKs looked very inferior. Hanlon's
pen backed up Dunn; who was not exactly at
whole nNed and outflsld causing the 1000
rooters to leap to their feet with cheers time and
again. Then. too. the Superbas. in addition to
their, great batting. ran the BASES with COM
menda bic judgment. losing no chances offered
followers Of Tho ,Br9okiyns. The defeat OF the the
haIied with delight on ali sides
The New Yorks scored a run in the second
single Jones incidentally pulled down a long
drive from Martin Is bat. Then the Brcoklyns
made 9Tes s6 shn Dsssp
TINS throw. had time enough to get the ball
for an out Andersen is 80 l, took four balls and
in. ,Gunn raped The ball to Martin. who hrst
and DUN 'f hustled 1 to sfd Before Gets WSo
@ Jones sS Fit TO s snd se
Wild, throw was the result, Dunn max Ing the
R saa a. Gr hea Sh:s ns to @
where ere he was left on Jsnnines's strike epnt.
Andersen Foster m made third By fast srwor H.
e Thch P1ys stGe second DupR then
Iambisd de,tss Eroundsr thersSy losing a
tqrrict struck out, and Van Hsltren slam med
Thsa,, looked Ike single over second base;
hand and got to the bag in time TO force Gettie
for The third out Casey began the last hall
McGure. Gleason picking up Martin s low
throw in good shape. Dunn struck out and
SurS S e
sscorking single to right and Jim scored. Jones
iorsecond, Capt. Kelley crack ed the ball az ainst
the right field fence for two bases. sending in
Foster made his third safe hit in the fifth.
and another blank was recorded. Then came
an explosion that made the rooters roar Dab
len. Anderson. Casey and Mcclure singled in
rapid succession. Dahen scoring. Anderson
was thrown out at the plate on Dunn's rap to
0Brien. but as Jones single got away, from
an Haltren. three more runners hustled home.
Jennings smashed three Dagger to left and
Jones tailed Hughey connected also on Kel-
ley,,s base hit to left. Joe promptly stealing Sec
ond and reaching third on Days out. Martin
fumbled Dahen s grounder. and the Brooklyn
CAPTAIN made the seventh and last run OF the
inning. Anderson retiring the side on fly to
Van.
The Superbas kept pilinG on the agony in the
sixth with two more runs. They were made
on Casey's base on balls. NcGuire's two
hagger and Jones's single In the seventh the
New Iorks made two runs on O'Brlen's three
Dagger, Posters double and singles by Doyle
and Gleason. Dahlen made the catch OF the
game in this inning when he gathered Martins
short fly to centre while running with his back
to the ball. AS the great shortstop had .
slightly lame leg, Manager Hanlon concluded
10 let him rest after that az the game was safe.
90 Ieager the spare pitcher. was substituted
With one out in Brooklyns half. Yeager sin
gled to centre and scored on And~rson's whack
to left centre for three bags. Caseys liner was
Martin doubled up Anderson. Then Umpire
Emslie called tho game on account OF darkness.
The score: