The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-03
BRooKLYS. II. CLEVELAND. 10.

BROOKLiH. II : tlhNEIhSD' w.
When the Cleveands had been retired in the
sixth inning at Washington Park yesterday AZ
ternoon the score stood lot 0 in their favor
and 2.4Oo cranks were suffering from the blues.
Up to that point the Brook yns had played their
poorest game of tho season and looked like
easy victims They had been helpless before
Kid Carsey. and. though the latter had poor
control in the shape OF ten iency TO hand ont
snses on halls the home team me coq h6ses
we're occupied The Cleveands in the mean
time had played qt pneryy D1 ThGy Po1pd led
third inning and treated NeaGer rat her roughly:
too. Their performance came in the nature OF
such n big surprise that many OF the spectators
wondered how they have been lowering around
the tai end Of the race ever since the season
But when the Brookyns took their half in
the sixth the tide began to turn With two
scored the first run for the Snperbas on Caseys
single. In the seventh farsey weakened some
more. but nobody expected the home team to
pull! out. Two more runs we're scored in that
Inning on two hits, a base on balls and an error
BY Lockhead. With seven run; needed to tie
hunt keelcr scratched hit to Quinn. and
Kelley's base on balls filed the bags. Carsey
looked warm and worried as he gave another
base on balls to Dahlen,. which made the. tenth
free ass given bv the Kid. Casey was forced
home and the cranks woke up.
Jones cracked pretty single TO right Mt this
stage. scoring Keeler and Kelley and putting
Rahlen on thrd. Cart. Gross and Big Chief IL
die of the diamond. and finally induced him to
go to the bench. although he wanted to stay it
out Hughey was called upon to succeed Car
sey. although he had not warmed up. and the
newcomer promrtlvGave four balls to hlcGann:
ball that went through Quinn's legs into ri ght
field. Dahen and Jones racing across the plate
McGann beat McAllisters throw in to third
and DAILY kept on to second.
Tworuns were needed to tie, and when Quinn
retired Farrell on q sharp grounder McGann
eprinted home. DAILY moving to third. Then
Ieager sent a long fly to Dowd and DAILY tied
the score. the crowd cutting all sorts OF capers
in its enthusiasm. Casey's Grounder was
Clevelands looked broken hearted when the
ninth began. But they braced and came within
an ace OF max ing more trouble. With one out
DnhIen missed Quinn,s grounder and the latter
lined a clean single to, right, and the crowd
groaned. Quinn was digging for the plate.
and it looked like run. Keller. however took
the ball on the short bound. threw 1t with
beautiful precision to Farrell. and Quinn was
pinned down S couple Of feet from tp the plate
was first out. Kelley made his third safe hit. a
sharp single to right Hughey took trip into
the air, and handed bases on ha lis to Dahlen
and Jones Mccain hammered the ball to
beat the throw to the plate and scored the win
ming run. Farrell made the star play when he
caught Carseys foul in the second when in the
act of diving under the roof over the Cleve
Of Harley. Dahlen and DAILY were other features.
In the first inning there was row that was
quickly stopped by Umpire Lynch Casey was
blocked of. first base by Tucker who sat on
his legs. Kelley scored Tucker for his rough
play. and the latter was on the point Of using
pulsion II they did not desist. After that there
was no trouble. The score