The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-20
BROOKLYN. 4; pIrTsBURa. /.


First-class pitching by Jack Dunn. backed up
BY GOOD fielding. enabled tho Brooklyns to dis
nose OF the Pittsburgs. for the first time this
s.ason. at Washington Park yesterday. There
vera many periods in the game when the
s,noketown team appeared to be ready to score.
but sharp infeld plays by Anderson. DAY.
Mcclure and Dahlen shut them OF. Tannehill
va, hatted freely. but he was helped out OF
severaI predicaments by clever plays on tho
part Of Ely Pittsburg's much .talked-ot third
baseman. Williams. had an Off day. and
piled up four errors OF the schoolboy
kind. Mcclure clinched the game with
timely three bagger while Keller possibly
saved itwith n one handed stop and great
throw to the inneld. Casey made three hits
and also ACCOMPLISHED a difficult play when he
knocked down what might have been two
bagger from o Bren's bat and retired tho run
nor on n long hard throw. Beaumont did tho
best hitting for the visitors. the canvas screen
on top OF the right field fence robbing him OF a
"Y Beaumont. by the way. opened the game with
smash up against the fence and tried to
hustled after the bail and threw it magnificent
iyto DAILY. The latter hurled it swiftly to Casey
was in tho act Of sliding to third. With two
out in the last hal Of the first inning. Kelley
wbsn ny was Threw DAYS
CLARK = head. Daily did not attempt to go to
second until Clark had the ball, and then made
third and DAILY reached second, anyway, but
both were left on AAnfdferso9s pop;;up to Ely:
Kept on to third, as McCreery FUN cd the ball
Casey brought in the run with clean single
outside OF the infed and took second on
Williams in pretty style But the midget was
swift double play BY Mcclure and Dahen
settled the Pittsburgs in the third. and a great
running catch by Williams Of DAILY $ foul near
& Sae bench n the drHs h
fourth for the third out. with two men on bases;
For ,Hanlon's men Casey made his second
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the bali close to the foul line in right field for
what ord lnary would have been two Dagger,
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to first Clark took third on the play. and tried
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base on bulls and Keeler beat out a drive that
was too warm for Tannehill to field Kelley',s
fly was dropped by Beaumont. who got the ball
10 second. however. in time to force Keller.
Jones meanwhile landing on third; Kelley
plate in such rapid fashion that Jones was
dead out.
Another lightning double play: IN which
out Williams at second after McCreery had
been settled at first. BANKED the visitors in the
sixth. Then the Superbas made three runs.
Two were out when Dahen hit safely to left.
Casey made his third single. a scratch to VIII
liams. and as the latter failed to pick up the
ball in time to make a throw to third. Dahlen
reached that bag in safety. Casey stole second
a ds the Ssfs wsh
GH Su sH%SeSs re was sdd
take three sacks. scoring himself the next no.
ment on Dunn's single.
Keeler and Kelley hit safely in the seventh.
and DAILY, sacrificed; Ely hauled down smash
from Anderson and nailed keeer at the plate.
Bowerman pulling the ball out Of tho dust Just
willie came into him full tit. Dahlen was was
setted by Ely. too. and two runners were left
The PittsburRs scored their first and only run
In the eighth with one out. Beaumont sent q
terri hc drive to right that would have cleared
the fence by ten feet but for the canvas. keeler
took the ball as y came down. and held the
bounder from Mccarthy. and Williams ham.
mSred single to centre. on which Beaumont
tailed The next two batsmen flied out. The
score: