The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-05
THE RECORD.
Grand totals.

BROOKLYN. 3; NEW YORK. >. tMoRSINd GAME).
More than six thousand rooters went wild
over me 81, Bro2kynSy great vTiStory at the p eI.
ninth inninF tie Nsx 3{oTks, looked, liEs
his companions played beautifully behind him.
But the nerve and science which have helped
came into play and the tide was turned when
few expected 1t. The game was intensely ex-
BIT e e hsrs S sa ssy OF yay
enjoyed clean cut ball, playing and a
victory that was won on its merits. Gettig
used slow, tautalizng curved ball al most ex-
clustvely and with nne support on the whole
ended. His only weakness was a tendency to
give bases on balls, eight E 4 being handed
Winning ball. too ' His Pee Control ' was p'l mueh
better than Gettigs. but al that the only base
wSsd m by
Dagger. The. fielding OF the Brooklyns eX-
GGe.Isd that Of their rivals. Casey; Dahien and
an elegant throw to second that cut on Doyle
at the right time, But for a blunder by Van
the sun. the Brooklyns would not have made
run up to the last inning. Still that was part
censure New Yorks' hard working centre
fielder.
New Iorks occurred in the second inning when
Foster losing his bearings. fail ed to complete
dG1fs ~ ths plate
lyns scored their first run on what was Rener-
any regarded as a fuke.. Kelley got a base on
to DAVIS Dahen out advanced KeisSy I to second
ana Casey hit up little fly back Of second base.
for It. and Just as the veteran was about to
catch it the sun blinded him. the bail falling
CURE was sd out M 70 Nc
Wilson began the eighth with single to left.
Gsttg ann one to Da hle who touched
doubled up the batter. That brought forth. a
~d Of WhGh ss spoh
the ,irst gift charged against Kennedy.
o'Brlen then lined tho ball eleann to the picket
AMI the score was . to / in favor OF New YORK.
shook hands with his players. who were over
Nth 10Y T9sy EqnK 70 rss an
for the flag. they thought. and saw visions OF
thanks from Sodens friend. Freedman:
bun hoWeYe tn. began es to root Bas
was once more ordered to line IL out. and as
he was 9bedient Gleason caught his drive and
As bahIen was well NcIIei out by, Grady. the
ready to leave the grounds.
-. A pretty catch OF foul by Casey, and a
nailed Davis after George had made a hit. were
trnstrqimSntaTI in n,ank r. the New FORKS In
EASILY reroa on" on shot t" Gsas"n and Doys
made n difficult catch OF Mcclure! foul An
ucrSOn was sent To bat IN hennedyS plnCe ana
by cool-hsaleI waiting succeeded in reaching
first on called balls. Jones cracked single
past Davis and Big Andy" landed on second
Tho crowd was SO excited that it was impossi-
BILE to hear Emsie call balls and strikes. The
New York players had combat with Gettg.
believing that he was in he air" but San
dow" merely laughed and waved then, on
Keller banged another base hit to left and the
bags were filed.
Here comes jennings was the cry all
over tho field as Hughey walked con ldently to
the plate. GettiG pitched a ball on the ground
that was beautifully stopped by Wilson;
Hes in the balloon !" the crowd howled. and
the cheering became louder than ever. Jen-
nings finally picked out good ball and sent it
whIzzing toward third bnse. 1t was directly
over the bag and Grady. diving at It head first.
knocked it down. BY so doing he prevented a
two Dagger and only Anderson scored with the
run that tied the score. 1t was up to Capt
Kelley now, and Joe went up to face the m IL c
with consummate nerve; ,Gettig mopped his
forehead and went on with his task. Amoment
later Kelley hit terrific liner over second base
and Jones dashed home with victory.
The crowd filed out OF the stands cheering
and throwing hats in the air Kelley was
Rugged and pntted by hundreds. So were
nearly all the other members OF the Brooklyn
team. The score: