The sun., 1899-04-19
THE RECORD.

BROOKLYN. IL: BOSTON. I.
Another enthusiastic crowd OF 5000 parsons
tons again yesterday at Washington Park in
game that, abounded in heavy l, hitting. n, many
bsif bssiift rule D caused most Of tic trouble. but
at that Umpire Gafrney allowed too many pro.
for making an insulting remark, but he al
lowed. these pIayers:to go nnppnished:
shoulder and howled overa decision: .Sortstop
Long who kicked and shook his fist for being
protested against tile calling OF a jalk on Klobs-
dam: Shortstop Jennings, who INDUCED in
Who Dhea mad
Vf disgust when Gaffney allowed base on
balls.
The rules are plain about such offences. suf.
fcient power has been rl aced in the hands Of
the umpires to enforce them. and there Is no
reason for failure unless the officials are either
The Bosto6s had left handed Klobedanz in
He was hit hard. lost mis- bead com pletely on
several occasions. espenially in violating the
champions did their best to pull him out of his
predicament with fastfelding and good. steady
hitting. but it was Of no avail. Hanlon put in
atterwa batted freely he did % not Ie lose his
perve and got away with the game chiefly
DAILY at critical points The Brooklyns did not
waste many OF, their safe drives. keeer had
Tenney and Long split up half a, dozen be-
tween them There we're ,,e number her,, OF mis-, mis-,
taxes IN judgment. heIlpy let urlNP from
Penney 60 over his head when he ought to
have pulled i down. and Hamilton showed
surnrising slownsss in going after smash smash
basesunninG. but it was excused by the cranks
when victory was assured.
tha. he shut them out without hit in his first first
and stole second He vent to third on Ten
pey's out and scored on Longs single TO right
Duly got in three-tagger to right and
scored n moment later when Smith drODppd
keeess 5nroE h'eF a.d ne re ater had caught light
eentre and the champions had three runs
The Brooklyns were blanEed although Keeler
got neat single to centre:
Tenneys triple and an out and the crapks be-
gan to be uneasy. But in Bro9klyn's half Han;
10 quit. With one out. Hughes took a base on
balls. Then Kelley and kseer H,Is followed with
Jennings was hit by a pitched ball and Ander
kon WHIPPED q ,t two bagger to EFT that brought
bit to centre. scoring Jennings and Anderson
and the cranks roared in approval. Dah'en
stole second 4s as kl9bedanz made baik Es
ball go, McGann was also sent to first on the
Illegal delivery and a double steal was prompt
x attempted; Clarke threw wide to Collins SO
run. ,McGann was caught stealing third after
DAILY had received four balls and Smith had
In the nth the Bostons made another run
on Klobedanz,s base on bal s. similar gift to
was caught of first and run down before Ham
llton could score. Long in the meantime re-
firing on strikes. In BIookyns half Jenni ings
Received four balls and moved UP on IA balk.
Anderson taking first He reached third
ans on drys the
fence In centre field. The latter was sent
home BY the coachers. but was nailed at the
plate. Duffy and Long making tho throws.
tumble by Jennings. a wild pitch and
loves single allowed Collins to cross the rub
Der for Boston in the sixth. but the Superbas
kept on scoring. Daly getting home on his
two bagger an out and Hughes's single. The
two out in the seventh. when DAILY made the
etop OF the game off Duffy and retired the side.
Had this drive gone safe the score would have
been tied. DAILY was loudly cheered for his
Bkilfulnrss and doifed his cap. In tho last
half a two-bagger by Dahen followed by Nc
Cams cracking single that came within a
few inches Of hitting klobedanz full in the face
yielded another run for Brooklyn.
Collins scored again for Boston in the sighth
pm a base on balls. which preceded hits by
Lowe and Klobedan2. A fine stop by Dahen
ended this half of the inning. and made the
erankS arise In their ecstasy. Singles by
Smith and Hughes in BrOoklyn's half helped
along by kelleys sacrifice. resulted in two
z finish that almost brought on heart disease
Te2ney and Long opened the last inning with
rattling singles and the Boston coachers be-
gan to howl ENCOURAGEMENT. Duffy's fly was
eollared bv Kelley. but Collins filled the bases
with another safe on to left. Stahl's fly was
killed by Kelley. and when Lowe doomed one
Tor DAILY. which the latter clung to. the crowd
collective brow. The teams left for Boston on
the II o'clock train last night. The