The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-28

BROOKLYN. u; BALTIMORE. ..
Fielding. that was magnificent L" look at.
pitching Of y high order Of exccllence and an
ming enabled the Brooklyns to win their third
straight, game from the s%nriGhtly Baltimores
seemed alive to the fact that they did not play
ball up TO the necessary standard on Wednes-
hard to beat. 1t VAS the general, opinion
that, the Baltlmores hit Phenomenal Hughes
ih"e.vhya T line lH drive! 9e; wSrs c m%ny OF bu, 'h fhr
real solution Law in the fact that the Brooklyn
helders outdid themselves IN making numer-
edge, Casey, the midget Tom DAILY and big
Dan McGaTp were the star performers in this
down a couple of fearful smashes to his left
hand. and telded the runners out With &C.
from Robinson with, an air that denoted tho
temperature Of IA cold bottle. Casey made one
safe hit. and was robbed OF anotherby Magoon'
son and made one Of the neatest plays Q, the
from Farrell and pinned Magoon as the latter
tried to slide into second Mct'ann gathered
like a double Dagger. and hit the ball
beayily. though it went straight at the
tsrdsins f! FsTr bases laugh" Sdn.td S@Giy; h Aus h s's
splendid control and held the Baltimores
under his thumb nj all times. In the ninth he
bases on balls. one Of which forced in The ori-
OltS Ht''Ilu dUu liSl luH L lh'luNu HIS w
ton nicely and also made two hits and two runs,
In short, Hughes demonstrated that he is RAP
Idly getting into last years form. Kelley. Keel
err and Dahlen also made sensational plays.
The Brooklyns showed considerable i'm
provement in their batting, especially in view
coming pitcher. Kelley broke the spell that
has had possession Of him by hamnering the
bal! almost over the picket fence in, left field
for three. bases when two men stood, ready, to
be sent home. Only the fastest kind OF field.
ing by Holmes prevented the Brooklyn captain
from making a home run. Anderson also got
pleased over it that. he, allowed himself to be
caught mapping OF third q moment. lateron Nc
Cams tap to ,Magoon;, Instead OF running up
work his way around to second or even third.
Andy ran back to McGraw and was quickly
ha''e Error Mf Ty MnEyoTm ''y W"s r rn e1eeitSai fo Sa two
runs. hut the latter made up for this with some
miraculous stops and Huick throws at times
when hits meant runs. O'Brien gathered in
several dificult fly balls. and so did Brodie and
The Brooklyns made two runs in the third.
yapced to second by keelers base on balls.
Kelley then raped a sharp ball to Magoon.
who. in his anxiety to make a, rapid play. threw
the sphere over Lachance's head. This error
let Hughes and Keller score. the latter going
all the, way, to the. plate from first base by a
sF ssse Ga ara I'd s srGrea "BSaltimore's first run in the
fourthon his safe hunt. a steal. a wild, throw
by Hughes and lhchance's hit. In the last
third on McGann's drive to Magoon' Dan
hustled home. after stealing second. on Days
double. In the seventh the Superbas got three
Hughes and Kecler. singled and counted on
Kelley's great three:-base hit to left. Joe also
plished after Magoon had made n lightning
stop and throw. The Bnltimorcs had the bases
filed with two out in the ninth. Hughes gave
Then McGinnity forced Robbie. and the cranks
cheered the v!ctOrs. The score: