The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-09
TIE RECORD.
BROOKLYN. s: BOSTON. 0.

BRCOhLYN, u. BOSTON. ".
Seven thousand baseball enthusiasts went to
Washington Park yesterday afternoon to see
the Brooklyns and Bostons meet again. The
exciting incidents at the conclusion Of Thurs
days game. when Umpires Emse and Dwyer
were assaulted and roughly handled. undoubt-
eddy attracted many but there was no chance
for a repetition OF tho acts Of lawlessness as
, Chief OF Police Devery sent fifty bluecoats over
from Manhattan TO preserve order. They lined
up in front Of the stands, and. having little to
do. they enjoyed tho fine playing of the oom-
ing champions. Hughes was at his best, with
a puzzling assortment OF curves and shoots
and the Bostons were completely at his mercy.
They were not only shut out, but three Of their
six hits were made by Hamilton. In addition to
this Hughes gave but two bases and fifteen
men were retired on fly balls. Behind the Cal
ifornian the Superbas played like real cham
pions; jennings and Dahlen made a number OF
magnificent plays for which there were wild
cheers. Nichols. once the Leagues greatest
was hit hard, but errorless support, kept, tho
run making down. Just to show that there
were no hard feelings. the crowd applauded
both Emsiie and Dwyer when they came upon
In the first inning tho, Brookyns put every
Jones was out on fly to Hamilton, and Keller
received four balls, stealing sec1nd. too. Jen;,
which was good for three bases and Keller
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also and when DECLARED sais by DWyer Long
casey walked to, first on four balls in the
second and Farrell ripped out a hot single to
over Bergen's head advanced both runners.
Jones hit sharply tc Collins who fun bed it
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left on third when Keller popped to Long. The
ss hra a aa s%o ID the hell
him on third With single toe to centre. Both
Dahlen landing on third. casey drew a throw
and Long hustled the bal to bergen SO fast
where he was caught.
Jennings now came in for great r. sss ovation
and twisted it like n cannon shot toward the
feet into the air, stuck up his lett hand and the
ball struck his mitt with such force that 1t shot
as /. fei and from one end Of the biz ' crowd to
the other tremendous cheer went up.
s @ n %ns e the h PIT PIT
to DAILY who, TOUCHED Duffy and got the ball to
Jennings when Lowe was yard from the base.
the play at drst base at all. The result vas
consulting with Emslie, who refused to ex-
press an opinion. The crowd began TO cry
"Robber! again but the disorder su bsided as
Bergen struck out and Lowe was forced on
Casey's superb stop OF Nichols twisting
grounder.
Boston s seventh blank was the result Of more
brilliant fielding. Hamilton beat out hunt
and was forced by Collins. n beautiful stop by
Dahlen helping immensely Then Dahlen dis
tinguished himself further by coilaring Il liner
from Duffy and with long throw to first he
doubled up Collins. thereby earning all the 40
pause he got. With two out in BrOoklyn's half,
Jennings made his third safe hit but was left
on Anderson's long boomer to Duffy.
The Bostons were dying hard and in the
eighth they made slight; but inc Elective rally.
Lowe and Bergen had both flied toJones when
Nichols made a base hit to centre and Stahl fol-
lowed him with another to right. With the great
Tenney at the bat the Boston rooters in the
grand stand plucked up courage. But little
the eighth zero went down on the score cards.
Just to clinch it the Brooklyns made one
more run in their turn, Two were out as Casey
lined the ball to the right field fence for three
base paths like Wefers. the crowd yelling
like Indians. Jim MCGUIRE came to the rescue
with another tremendous smash beyond Ham
iton. which netted three more bags and scored
Casey. Hughes ilied to Hamilton and Jim was
left.
There was another vain rally by the Bostons
In the ninth Long got life on Caseys tumble
and Hamilton hit safely. Then Collins flied 20
Anderson and Duffy put up foul near the
right field seats. which Jennings caught in SUI
TO third. which drove Long back 20 second
Lowe also fouled to Casey and the ninth zero
was recorded amid intense enthusiasm, The
crowd wanted to Jump into the tiel d to con-
graduate the Superhas. but the Gordon OF po-
lice made such demonstration impossible. The