The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-07
HE RECORD.
BROOKLYN. q; CINCINNATI. 4.


Tho Cincinnatis. under Manager Buck Ewing
were served UP as victims for the Superbas At
Washington Park yesterday but they were not
30 easy some OF the teams seen there this
season. In the ninth inning the Reds gave the
lie to the statement that there is yellow in
their makeup by almost pulling an unlocked
for victory out OF the fire. Up to that point
McJames. who pitched for the first time In
several weeks. very effective. but when
Setback sent in three runs with a two Dagger
nobody being out. 1t was found neces-
sary to substitute the iron armed Kennedy.
The change worked we'll. for after that the
Reds could not get the two other runs needed
TO tie the score. The visitors had many set
backs when runs seemed imminent. They
had two men thrown out at the plate in the
first inning. and in the sixth, with the bases
Allied and one out. a liner that DAILY pulled
Beckley. once star. played poorly both In the
field and at the bat and seemed to be the
seod hns Sst he
Rs ndeF The Tines s4nE
Trising as i may seem, Jones and Keeler got
While the Superbas did not do much heavy
batting. they made their hits count. especially
when they had runners started on the bases.
The weather was so oppressiyely warm that
the cranks did not turn our in large numbers.
Gt ,hfn oRn Brpp sSn ana s
Robson Of the Cincinnati and st. Louis clubs.
respectively. were present snd sat with Presi-
ager Hanlon was again on the bench with his
men. which was fortunate considering the mix
Little Casey began Brooklyn's half of the
Hrst inning With rafting two, Dagger TO- right
hrd WIFI sos seeonS in cosd t
made ne left handed catch R' Of TX keieYs BID
In HI md got fla rf nohl
had better luck with his safe drive, which shot
into centre and sent home both Jimmy and
ley was umbing Jones's hunt. and both moved
w on McGann's out DAILY worked in an I'M
6sSsn in a aqf WAS insd
out on a harp grounder to Corcoran
The Reds scored their rft THn in the third
him out with yards to spare. seibach worked
McJames for base on balls, and stole second
went through Casey and selbach raced across
the plate. Beckley grounded to McGann. and
PHILIPS began the fifth, with base on balls.
S tad Miller h made Sr the %
and while, in the act q losing bis balance. he he
threw perfectly to McGapn for the third put !.
At AssstpPt f@pire Ycpo1ald as ne 'U Vent
out his third safe hit in the last half and ste!e
second cleanly. When Mcdonald said 'safel''
Sorcoran MADE useless KICK Kelley nied to
s hit Df Besf.y ~sis% 6n ,r Pss
to oSs 1hs the ball ten feet
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pitched ball. but DAYS tap to Phillips resulted
in double play by way of the plate to first. In
the sixth Casey kicked strenuously over a
called strike and was fined So.
- The Reds were easy in the eighth. Casey and
keeler making great running catches and
Dahle grabbing Stenfeldts smash for tho
third out The Brooklyns then increased their
lead with two more runs. Jones took base
on balls and was in the act Of stealing when
McGann tore off a three Dagger along the
right foul line to the fence. While Corcoran
was throwing DAILY out McCiann hustled home
Irwin pick cd Farrell's foul of the grand stand
and Steinfedt retired McJames at first.
When Irwin scratched hit TO Casey in the
their Journey toward the gates. McJames
couldn't handle peitzs high bounder and both
runners were safe. Wood, who batted for Phil
lips. hammered the ball to deep centre, where
Jones mufed it.. Keller was near at hand,
though, and telded the ball 80 swiftly to
the inneld that nobody scored. The bases
We're filed. however. and Selbach danced
a Jig at the plate. lie guyed and
laughed at McJames. who was begin
ming to tire Then. after batting several long
fouls, Selbach lined a fast two Dagger to left
which cleared the bases Manager Hanlon i'm
meiiately took McJamcs out and substituted
Kennedy. Smith smashed ono 20 Dahlen who
threw to Casey in time to min Selbach at third
That play was killer, 50 to speak as Miller
flied to Kelley and Beckley struck out. The