The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-19
THF RECORD.
BROOKLYN. 10; CHICAGO. 10.


But for very heavy batting. coupled with Wild
ness OIL the part OF Pitcher Grifilth. the Brook
lyn's would surely have suffered defeat
at the instance OF the Chicagos yesterday
afternoon at Washington Park. The Super
bas assumed what seemed to DO an in
eurmountable lead in the carly innings, but
later they went completely to pieces. and as
Kennedy and Dunn were both ineffective the
visitors pulled up. Tho game was saved in tho
last hall Of the eighth principally because Of
was Langes batting. He made ilvo clean hits
in as many times at the plate. DAILY was nm
necessitated the placing OF Jennings at second
1ase; whers he dld Vel Dah,en ant Ke9Ier
well as they could. Casey had the crowd with
him when , he hit trile in the first inning with
Both teams scored in the first inning errors
cutting hig neure Ryan OPENED re for Chicago
anss o@f and ed base 10 ON ba
filed the corners Mertes's long smash. which
Keller caught up against tho fence. enabled
Ryan to score. Lange taking third. Evertt
was clearly caught between flrst and second
but Anderson Imuffed Jennngss throw and
Brookjyns then rolled up four runs. Kelley
Mertes. Keeer hunted safely and Jennings
was hit by a pitched ball Anderson struck
S9 snt'' R s S"S ths and
with the bags still covered Casey sent every
body hSme with hfe
McGuire flied to Lange and Dahlen grounded
The Brooklyns made two more taies in the
third. Jennings lined clean single to right
but was caught of first and run down on what
balls and landed at second on Joness out
Casey was hit on the leg. and took first, Nc
and nut Casey on third. Mcclure dashed for
second and chs han ,t threw quickly to third to
md will n daring eIiIp GOT nn1pr tho Catphar
and the crowd applauded loudly Mcclure was
caught at third on Dahens rap to Bradley.
BrooElyns in The fourth Grlnlth mufIed Ken en-
second Keeier moved them along with sac.
ritlce. and Jennings brought Roaring Bi" in
too too" on Andersons long y to RYAN. Jen 's
made brilliant steal OF third but was frozen
there.
He hunted and reached third on Kcnnedy's
high throw over ,Andersons head. Everitt's
The ChcaGos made things decidedly inter-
estng in the seventh with four runs. CurIey
balls to .Everitt covered the corners; Mertes
brought in two 9t the runners ,e with hard base
Mertes 70 count also Maeooh put BRADLEY on
struck out and GrIh1th tlIed to pahlsn; "a"e
h. hesan by giving f four balls Ryan The
latter was forced by Curlev and Lnnge, who
had already made four hits. cracked out
another to centre. which put Curley on third.
Everitt also singled and the score was tied.
double play. and Lange scored Everitt was
caught between bases. but he got back to third
laws hirh smash was arobbed nv casey t VINO
retired Everitt at the plate. Bradley. stole
second and Magoon's single landed Mertes
home with the third run Of the inning. Ma
COON stole second and Bradley was nailed of
third.
With the score 10 to 8 against them the
Brook lynA went to the bat with desperation
1t was, growing dark and another inning
hit to left and the, crowd began to root Kelley
knocked the ball far over Ryan's head for
three bases and Dunn walked home. Keeler
flied to Ryan and Kelley easily tied the score.
Jennings and Anderson flied out, whereupon
Latham called the game on account NJ dark
moss. The crowd pronounced the home play
ers very lucky. The score: