The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-08

BROOKLYN. .; CINCINNATI. ..


Stickwork that came when an up hill fight
was in progress enabled the Superbas to win
smother victory from the Cincinnatis yester-
bright particular, star. came at q time when the
sweltering crowd bad prsctsaliy given up the
s sn1' team cam In the held With the veteran
hard. earnest game all the way ti,rough, Their
Cincinnati standpoint, but, there was no cause
for it except that the Brooklyns outeeneralled
co HTii pitched great bali against Hanons
and the heavy batslnen took his measure. Two
ahoHf hny wd throw ia The n hfh
hepng to lose the day. Kennedy pitched good
ba for The Brooklynss He was hit tr ih
sonaSils dsasrs. S 5ss{6s! small enough
this " rsspec th' At t6s Sas RoarnS B
had something to say. too. with three Dagger
grabbed McPhee in the seventh and tried to
prevent dead-sure double play; The in
not only aowsd the attempted putout but the
termed dirty ball" Kennedy used very. poor
hSTI oqens n as rune
him down might have sPsbed the other
fas snd ssS"ch e'RsGs RrorsS ee to
tried asG steal being hailed With ease. ssbacR
& fa%sh half do1en heayy d5yes in
over his play on Tuesday and led the Reds at
ne bat, While 1t took t nearly two hours and
tcnsely exciting yet free from any objection
able features.
The Cincinnatis had the bases filled In the
Second inning with one out but neat double
play by kssnne,dy. Farrell and McGann retired
q.
hided by passed ball. and counted on
MSGGann's two. biaggeIT - -. 49,. v.u,u
down MSn" until 'f the R Steinedt began that
nns with hit nS was thrown out by
and Peitz singled. Hahn fouled to Farrell. but
ssbaeh drove the bal! through the players
run. thereby putting the visitors In the lead.
hn out % fly to ke EsG In
three Dagger TO centre and scored, on ,Corco:
rams excusable nun OF Casey's hit back Of
In the seventh the Reds made another run on
McPhcts double. Peitz's out and Hahn's sin
gle As the Brooklyns were ban ked In their
Of the
They cant wiz all the time, +" said Judge
swallowed his six IN consecutive lemonade. 1t
got his third base on balls. and the cranks who
had been slowly baking in the sun on the right
ripped off double to left and Kelley pranced
to third.
Right here Jones showed his value with
swift liner straight into centre field. Kelley
scored and Dahlen drew a throw to the plate,
going back to third himself when he saw that
Jones could make second, The play was a
beady one. as 1t prevented the Reds from exc
cutting double play on the next infeld nit
with a man on first McGann was hit by
pitched ball and the bases were filed. Tom
DAILY whacked "a finger smashing base hit to
left andi both Dahlen and Jones sprinted in.
There were no more runs. however. as Farrell
ard Kennedy went out on long flies.
This lead OF one run did not last long. though.
for the CincinnAtis soon tied the score In the
ninth. McPhee 8 base on balls was followed by
a right field single by Wood. who had succeeded
PETIT because the latter hurt his finger Irwin,
who hatted for Hahn. sent a fly to Kelley which
throw to the plate. and McPhee tied the score
Kel, however threw Wood out at second and
Farrell nailed Irwin a moment later on all at
tempted steal Setback took four balls and
left, Casey catching Smiths fly In the
middle OF the diamond
With the score q tie he cranks began to root
ip wild fashion. Catches BY Miller and Setback
DISPOSED OF Casey and Anderson. respectively.
whereupon " Pink Hnwey. who had sue;
the bal! close to second. where McPhee made
superb stop. But " Bid" threw the bali far
over Beckley's head, and the Brooklyn captain
reached second Dahlen was sent to nrst by
Hawley. and Jones came up. He had already
made two hits. but that was nothing it
soemed, for he hammered out a beautiful
base hit to centre. and Kelley raced for the
plate smith made great line throw toWood.
but kelley's slide beat it and the game was
oyar Tba lonrn.