The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14
TIRE RECORD.
or, LOUIS. 8. BROOKLYN. 2.

LOUIS, ., BROOhLtN. q.
49,, poU,l' who Ia one OF the coolest pitoh-
os.n tlc League. had the crack Brooklyns at
Ma eroy all yesterday afternoon at Washing
,reton pntk He did his work 30 we'll that six
Zoo, ha,smen went out on fly balls. which 10 an
,,usua, occurrence. The st. Louis team
nlared beautiful fielding game behind Powell.
The only runs scored by the Brooklyns being
s".sc,,v attributable to two bases on balls
uoidrick the former Paterson player. was
factor in Erooklyn's downfall because OF his
hriluart fielding He pulled in three hard
drives and made two great throws which cut
~ runners lust at the right time. Wallace
ord Cross also captured some sharp smashes
IL sr'.ndd style Burketts batting was a
iran, his timely single in the seventh send
,r, pitcher Hughes up for a temporary trip
through stn'e.
Hughes was reasonably effective except In
the seventh .nning. With the score to In
Hrooklyu's favor the visitors exploded q bomb
from, which six runs escaped. Tebeau. first
NJ. started the rally with single and Mexican
,ncrinced Blake received a base on balls. and
vhen Powell scratched hit to Ealy the bags
were covered This was the opportunity
,o- BurEett and he promptly sent in
two runners with a spanking single to
centre. Hedrick flied to Dahlen, ana the
crsnks hoped that the end was near. But
hughes was unsteady and handed four balls to
Wallace. cross sent s harp Grounder to
Dahlen VINO missed il. and az Kelley jugRled
il, too. both FOwe and Bur kett scored. Nc
Easn followed with n heavy base hit over sec
ond, which sent home Wallace and Cross. while
tho crowd groancd, Tebeau was third out on
in Brookiyn- half Casey started Off with a
single but foolishly tried to steal second be-
fore Grim had chance to hit the ball. The
midget was npped so easily that it took the
starch out of the other htters, who were nerv-
Ing themselves up for rally. Aga in in the
eighth poor Judgment in base running killed
Of another chanr" for runs and made some Of
Jones took his base on balls and keeler flied to
Blake. Anderson scratched hit and Kelley
was impIored to knock tn, ball over the fence.
dri,k's head that he could not catch it,
but he knocked It down with one hand
and made a oug, lightning throw, to Mexican.
thai he would be caught turned tack. Mexican
threw to T-heau and the latter tried to run
Kelley down. Then Jones made a, break for
Dahleu sent long ioul to Burkett and the in
tended rally was worthless. Kelley was blamed
reaching lrst. but it was really Heidrick's re-
markabIe handling ot the drive which usder
ordinary circumstances would have been good
for two bases that caused the miX-up.
AZ Jennings complained of soreness In his
arm again Hanlon was compelled to 60 back
To the Old arranE, m"nt 81 Casey at third base
reception rom The crowd. and barring his un-
Success nj -t"ni mentioned above. played a neat
game He 81 n" brGoklyns at the bat and
took tire" difficult chances in clever style
nahlen, Daly aud Anderson did well. too. while
keeIer and Jones hauled in several long swipes.
The visitors SURPRISED the crowd by behaving
usual bnll'io2ing tactics except on two occa-
tons when Teheau broke loose, Criger, who
va, put on the grounds by Umpire, Emslie on
caught finely. The score;