The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15

Bost n, =. ihttshurs y.
Philadelphia y, Cincinnati. g.
kalt.,rur, 19 Cleveland. l.
I,,,isvi>,. q. Washington a
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THE RECORD.
Psr Ter
r,yb, rorJah.crn1 clubs. Won.Lo.t cent.
pr.Ski;n - = $50 Cmeinnati." 80 .hg0
Ibnhi'jlN4a - 49, ilt'sSnrE ''''35 80 .45n
E"st.u. '.....it - NIX SeH i9rk, -, 's"s
chicago ....4i - IVY ivh,t,,. "a ' ga
St III. 49, 40 ri Cicyeimad.'.i2 SO .iS3
BatmuTu''.''" %" 800 Wv ~ w '1''
rh"uhYN. i; CHICAGO. 8.
rbolat;'e between tho Brooklyns and Chi
ca Ca, ,orr win superb fielding plays, bung;
Ing 81 ,',. viii An "xcltnE finish in which jim
Mrrn,'Wir"'' MDokyu.- new catcher. made
M"'G',,GI n; and saved tho day Almost overy
Rthu't ~ ,','i win sensational incidents, and
i.tD.ET ,,,. foil safe In Kicking a winner un-
,,,,II,uIt.,,y strong this season. Manager
W., t.,, l.rtrI up "a number Of hustlinE
in"Wng,,,,l4 Mo. WITH the veterans already in
E,"Iih MAKE M" team a hard proposition to
HaM" |,Tk griffith Tho sluwest pitcher in the
r,yn. rarr..s Nui5 and curry. was in the
ti'Hf"r, 'u.,nyr aud he was effective enough TO
YIN an ~ r,,,.,njl, ~ hort that three Of brook
I,"s t.nr inns were laid at the feet of that
Gnr,,,- al.y i.p well. either. The latter was
S",I rrfrr,i,r and erratr. He held the visitors
G DIV" to lyur hts but no gave six bases on
p"p T,n scored a run for Chicago in the first in
55.',n,I.n h. should have been shut of. He
,n,net,SI and reached third on an out, followed
~ ANIcl,m"s's ninhlr OF Wovcrton's hunt
! ,r:r Ink ~ Anderson. who ran over to first
wt,6 The bn instead Of throwing Ryan out at
,ho unto and I'M. latter laughed as he rOmprd
|r,,. m, Bru,k ,yn- tied the score immedi-
nt.'y Jones ht safely and was forced by
En,'rr knHcy rut " lille on third with Il safe
trN" t. let ana when De Montreville threw
Iislv's pro,,ndpr ra-t Iauge. Keeler counted
After Jones had made a superb catch OF
WHiyrrt~r : long drive in the third, LANCE got
n L,ss ON tails Then. when Farrell had
"a,.rht a / .'rtr'i hall. LANCE made bolt for
s"r'nI. N,HoIy was covering the bag. as
t,,si wH- ,.' booked tor. SO thar Farrell throw
Int lauge IN the head and cuablei the latter to
g"'uthri Ner'rs also got four balls. and
Nrt .ruIIri dr. ve a hard ball to Daheu. who
retired iauge at tho plate. McL ornick made
n Urea, fur second. aaI. as DAILY mulpd Far
rel 's throw Mertes scored.
the most UNEXPECTED manner. Farrell got four
igII and NlcLaun- was ordered TO bunt. He
,rIpi trdO 1t twIcn without success and then
lifted the Nil over Ityan's head for two bases,
iarrrIl sryrlng and the big pitcher reaching
th.rd on De Muutrevies Wild throw past
ionahur. too late u stop the run.
FARRELL hurt hl- hand in the sixth, and Ne
Gu,rn went INTO tnrE game
In me seventh Hunlon'S men broke the tie
and too, a lead OF two runs Two were out
nut him on third with a sinEle to right and
stu'n second. kalIey'S base on balls filled the
corners, and the crowd was all worked up,
Daly llted a lIfllcut lis bali to short lett field,
and when be Mputreyiile muiTed it Jones and
KrrIer had scamp.rrd in, DAILY made bluiY
10 steal and Kelley started for the
plate. If looked as though one or the
ronrbing. ran M th, line toward the plate and
draw a throw from Lunge That enabled