The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-21

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california Hughes pitched q game against
,ho I%,t.bUrEs yesterday that no team could
heat, lie had wQmdertul speed and almost
tsrec control VIII % Hsns on I.t taSe sr ne Vas
want 10 his credit and the ten hits made
9H y IN. visitors we're wide ~ scattered Behind
anh Ginger They did not Held without errors.
hui when emergsu"ies presented themselves
,ha Snnsrnas we're right on deck with many
nt ats hy lite casey when he leaped into the
Dir and pulled down atremendous liner from
the bulky Schliver,s bat in the nith and as.
ss ts. lime ihla rlav retired the side. of
a. NV" hui a trus ulny could have been com.
Sp.t.I as there we're runners on second and
hr,t when the each was made. Dahlen had
tw"syrusahe errors. and fumbles were scored
aSalns Jones and Casey but only Two MS.
t"r ,imcs and cracked out as many hits.
Daly was not FAR behind with three safe drives
and base on halls Anderson H, also s o. battsd
arino Hrst base ~ u the handle.
eeyer wa. pounded freely IN the first five
lie ror hi, neiiectiNsness. Later on, however;
he Pittsburgs pulled themselves together and
lid some neat fielding. Beaumont, Ely and
W'Br.n excelllng, Beaumont made beauti-
mi piay in the:ifth.whsn he took keleys long
drive a loot from the ground ann. with q sharp
throw.n. succeeded Ia having heeIer doubled
Not klcL was made against the umpiring OF
Swuri wood and Hunt. and the game while a
fOregone conclusion as to the result before IL
was half over. Was source OF enjoyment to
Although beaumont opened the game with
N snf. hit he diA not 20 beyond second. Then
the Brookyus scored four runs in hollow fash
lon. Jones received a base ON balls and keeler
made hi rrst sa' n, sloK gr%usder That
With bunt to Lever. who threw to first in
stead OF forcing JONES' at third. which could
hs Ssn I s ioG p4y e9k ogr eas
a red-hut base hit to left. Jones and keeler
scored and Daily made for third. Williams
rate. and theG the crack third haseman :hrew
the bal clear into right field in vain ATTEMPT
to shut of Big Andy" at second. The re-
lerson landed with both feet on third. Dahlen
brought in the fourth run with q heavy drive
that uft the ess to
up three more runs without delay: Keller
hunted between first and second and beat out
the throw by couple of yards. Kelley placed
him on third with a sharp base hit to right.
The BROOKLYN captain promptly set sail for
second and O,Bricn, with the signals mixed.
centre field. keee scored in O Jog and Kelley
reached third. DAILY punched wo-bagger
70 left centre and kelIe,s run was recorded
tayen Dahen's short fly behind Ely,
ys BY baR hs 'a and as. run eoWed BY
McCteery's base hit to left. In Brooklyn'i
hall Keller got in his third hit bouncing
pitch but was doubled w on Kelley's drive to
beaumont. mentioned above. Then DAILY
singled and ran all the way to the plate Thep
Anderson,s hot gfoundcr sailed through both
Ely and Mccarthy. ANDY" stopped at second
for moment and then stole third while
Lever had the ball. The latter was so un-
neryed that he threw the leather to the grand
stand and the big first baseman scored In q
romp. pahen closed the inning. Ely making
Beaumont began the seventh With a single
but was left on third. which he stole cleanly
Keller knocked out his fourth base hit In thu
last half. but was mixed with Kelley again IL
sdou6le nlay. The Pittsburgs had the bases
pahens error and two bases on balls. bu
Beaumont fell down. DAILY rapred out hi.
third hit In the last half and tried to score or
anderson hard double to right. but McCreerl
thut him on at the plate with a splendid throw
Dahlen got four balls and was forced. afte
Shich Mcclure flied out. leaving two runners
littsourRs last run was chalked up In tn,
ninth when Williams doubled and Schriver
VINO relieved Bowerman in the third inning
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