The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-11


Tho Brook yu- pluyni ragged bnll 'erlay
iu the urrsnr"" ~ Zoo spectators. They
could not hit left handed pIutt. ncl1rd poorly.
and ran bases with very little Judgement. Nc
James, pitching was weak. Jennings made
four glari'.. crfD'- ~ short. and then again he
accept ed niuru- h,r rh,hrys IN good style. Tbs
lrliladclph rs gave a fine exhibition 81 clean
hitting and, barring the seventh inning. "hen
tDcy made all II their ear -. they iic!icI bril-
ahtly.
In the first inning Ia" visitors got run on
Jennings , iumhr II Cuv.ry's easy Grounder.
two outs aud ln5.,c', solid slugl" to centre.
Jones fui k""icr got aa-r~ on laIIS III Glo0k-
lyn's Lar ard JshnlnE= sacrificed Jones vas
ret!reI al the h,h'" On Kelley > smash IT, La
Jole aud Dah!uu llIrd to Thomas. tn one out
In the SECOND inning. Mcfarland tried to
stretch n sing" into duu''I" but was larry
caught On krI"y's fine throw To- Jennings.
Gross got a III" ON II short throw toy jennings:
hut Platt was out on ~trIkr~. Anderson singled
yn's half and reached second ahead OF IA
JOie = throw OIL Smith apparent force. The
next, moment Anderson irli asleep aud was
groancd after which McJamrs struck out.
Although cart. cooley began thethrd inning
Thomas scratch Int. Del"hanty'e base on
balls. Thomas : clean steal 9l thlrd while Nc
was acc"mrsh"I Gy g"aa ir"w on the Tart
Of JcnniuGs The Brooklyns were thanked
again. kccler was nailed IN a trance OF third
fourth inning was quickly played. the visitors
going out ~ order For Br1okIyn D,,Iy got his
las" On balls " til one out hut was doubled up
on AnIrr-On's short liner to l.aIoir.
Another error by Jennings was responsible
for two more runs in tn" NTH inning. Hughey
threw Pats easy gruundcr past Anderson to
the stand ana the runner landed on SECOND.
Cooley illrd TO krcIer. whose great line throw
TO Dahcn made Piatt hug second Thomas
grounded To- DahIcu and was out at first on a
fast throw. Anderson tried tu get Piatt at third.
hut hit him on the head instead. The latter
rushed home on DeIchnuty's two-hngcer To
lett the latter scoring IN laJoi"'s sipGie to
Brook! yns haf. hut they were lett.
Jennings made HIS i"nith Giror fumhi" on
Gross, in III" sixth inning. Two men had been
force, \ maEnIil ont running catch 10y Thomas
prevented BrOuklvn from scoring at least a
couple Of runs. The bal! was from Andcrsuns
and tuuk the tail with uU'strctchcd hands. II
feat which every body aprlaudcd.
,rd The rhaseHn%5 befYHH to hit M%1om@T
ran in on D"lrhnnty's triple to the centre field
fence Der scored Oh LaIoir's single and
the latter ran 70 third On another centre shot
Anderson We're making II double play Nc
larIand got his base ON balls. and Cross
doubled. There were no NOR" runs. us riatt
struck out for the second time Two OF the
Brooklyns were out when Jones got n life on
LADDERS wide throw. kccl"r was safe. too.
on Cooley's nun OF LADDERS straight
Cross fumhlrh jennings : easy ErOuudcr. Del
ehauty missed keI"y's foul. but il was all of
when Mct0r and. with Iui"k throwto Cooley,
caught Jennings So far or first that Jones was
forced in to tn" plate for the third out. J"n-
niugs helped in another pretty double play
in the ninth inning, but stupid error Of juhg-
itOrs tenth run Will" the BrOUklyns were
tax ing their half Of the ninth CAPT. Kelley was
In the dressing room getting ready Tor the
street The result OF the inning was another
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