The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-15
pRooKlYS 4, LOUISVILLE ..

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mn Kennedy pitched another nne game
.g,lnst the louisvilles at Washington Park
vs.terday He was trlfo wild in the third in
,,,re,nd forced In one Of the visitors two runs
With a Lase on balls. But in the last four in
mugs he was as steady as clock and only one
orrosing batsman reached first. Richie on
sofs hit in the eighth. The Brooklyns played a
,rnerh fielding game behind Kennedy. not an
.r,or being charged against them. They also
hit cunningham rather freely. but sharp sup
1art at critical stages limited their run getting
To- four TALES. Koelcr led with the stick. max
ING three clean hits. while the work OF DAZZLE.
Kelley, Jones' and Cnsey in the way Of capturing
drives dill much to carry the day About 1000
crank, we're more than satisfied with the play
Of the home team.
Two ware out in LouisvIlle's first when Leach
lined the ball over Kellcy's head and made a
home run by tall sprinting. Wagner ended the
hatvith a grounder to DAILY. The Brookyns
PROMPTLY tied the score. Jones received base
on balls and Kccler beat out pretty hunt.
Kelley flied to Clarke and Days single sent
Jonesin. hoy gathered in Anderson s low liner
In hne style and Dahen touled to Leach.
Casey had hand in all three Louisville outs
In the second Then the little fellow led off for
Brooklyn with bunt that Cunningham FUN
hed He was caught mapping, hut managed to
land on second. aided by Mike Kelly's high
throw but the next three batsmen went out on
long hard drives to the outfeld
II was close shave in the first half Of the
third Cngman opened with single and
Cunningham sacrificed. Hoy flied lout and
Clarke walked to first on balls. Leach filled
the bases with scratch and Clingman was
forced in with run. when Kennedy gave four
halls to Wagner. Ritchey. however. put up a
d fflcult foul for Casey. and the cranks were re-
leved. HanlOns men quickly tied the score.
Kseer led off with a base hit to centre and took
third on Kellcy's single to right. DAILY sent a
long fly to Hoy and Willie trotted home. An
derson forced Kelley and Dahlen popped fly
to Clingman.
Clingman got four balls in the fourth with
two out but was left. Kennedy did the same
thing in Brooklyn's half. but Jones hit to the
pitcher. In the fifth Ritohey was third out on
strikes. leaving second and third bases occu-
pied Kceler began Brooklyn's half with his
third safe hit. The next moment Kelley hit to
Clingman and a rafting double play was made.
DAILY single d. but Anderson fouled to thinner.
Fine catches by Dahlen and Kelley helped to
blank the visitors in the sixth. The Brooklyns
then took the lead with two runs. Dahen hit
safely and Casey put base hit into right field
Kelley running to third and Jimmy pulling up
at second on the throw in: Fare put up fly
to Clarke. The latter in his anxiety to throw
Dahen out at the plate dropped the ball ard
the crowd believing that a muif had been made
yelled for 10Y But lmH h S SwHrtwood rr lT
Farrell was out. Dial len scored meanwh lie and
Casey stood on third. Kennedy dumneed one at
Leach, who made wild throw over Iimmer's
left.
ming catch OF Clarke and the Lopisyilles were
shut out again. Ritchey singled with two out
in the eighth but Mike Kelly struck out. The
the Louisvies. The score