The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-25

PHILADELPHIA. 0; BROOKLYN. 9

Joe McGinnity. the phenomenal pitcher Of
the Brooklyns. who has been trying TO keep
his team In the lead almost single-handsd. be-
gan to show signs OF overwork yesterday.
much 10 the CONSERVATION. Of the loyal rooters
who have believed all along that Hanlon's
McOinnity voluntarily tried his effectiveness.
against the heavy hitting Phlladelphlans at
who made things hum as long as the Brook
lyns looked like winners. In the crowd. how
ever, we're many eranks who never root for
anybody but the New York ,tallenders. and
those individuals pulled hard for the Quakers
nj every stage. For six innings McGlnnlty
rir.h4d grand ball But the strain told on him
and IN the seventh he went all to pieces. An
.rrur by Dahlen helped. too. and a three bag ger
ID FIJI X. which the Brooklyn captain, Kelley,
Insisted was a foul ball by a feT Inches. settled
bmi NcGInnIty was not wholly to blame FOR
!h" G.''at The Cnamplont Me are -unsriHg
Mite with 0rth. tie "curvelees wonder
o~,pecal,y when they lad men on bases Qtth
also ra.eiyed magnificent support ESPECIALLY
did much 10 shut the Champions out Of possible
run. A. evidence how, hard McGlnnity Wa
rounded 10 may be noted that thirteen ny balls
iwo-, .riired by tho Brooklyn outaeldets
President \ +. Young made a shift In UNI
pirc- hy ending Hurst 70 Brooklyn and order,
uron tle field. Capt, Kelley OF the Brooklyns
lou ara the first real umpire I've seen in
WV we, -
BEFORE long the kicking began. to, crop out.
wa ably assisted by Mcfarland In the ninth
Inning, Win Jennings at, the hHI ,MCtarland
howled %bg,cause Hurst called 'tll instead Of a
STRIFE. The catcher walked icward Capt.
prlrhan'y, at the same Tine liking remarks
that were not complimentary T. Hurst The
umpire quickly. put a stop 10 The disturbance
uv putting Mcfarland out of the game in Jig
'lm" lie also threatened to treat Delehanty
Hnt Hurst iarmitted Capt. Kelley to get IN
a Kick IA III" seventh inning that was an open
yYlIl.pn Of the rules. The score was 3 10 2
H. Rrunklyu's favor when Wolyerton opened
Il. inning with a corking three-bagger TO left
truse hit to DHhlen. who was playing deep.
gnd as The latter threw In sloppy fashion to
sale n Nrst. Orth followed with a hit 20 centre
Hul Thomas hunted. Mctiinnity and Kelley
both ran for ne ball The former got 1t tried
threw wildly TO first which was covered by
Demontr"yilI" Cross scored on the error
q the ChnWuirns .SlaFle struck out and
pelehanty Wa tlt in the back with Z, pitched
heI. disCerlnahlo evidence that McGA!nnitg
snd tl,k lined a h1ll sharply over nrst base.
1t struck the ground close to the foul line.
B mass r'' and around ,G11 o o9S bod Sf1s ho wa. a Mean Mean
Nh.le CaIt, KG.ley In]oiin,ins e : srG, within a
was a foul. and hero's thc, mark"
ltlr-I OF COlfNe refused 10 tCCeOe 70 heleN :
request and ordered the game 20 proceed.
But Kelley vas obdurate and continued TO
the plate and had an argument with the um-
yire, who simply told him to rlav ball. After
several more minutes DELAY Keller closed the
inning by catching n terrific drive from McFar-
lands bat on the right field fence.
In the eighth Delehanty came up with the
bases filled and Popped a little. fly TO short LETT.
As Sheckard was playing deer for the big hitter,
Dal scnt In two runs and got n two-bagger.
The Brooklyns made four hits OF Orth up TO the
last half OF the eighth when they scored two
runs On two singles. a double and an out In
the ninth the Champions worked the crowd IN
with a rally that wasn't big enough. With one
out Jennings went TO the plate In McGinnity's
Ilace and knocked out a beautiful three-baR9er
u centre. lie scored on Jones's single. The
the game with u long fly TO Thomas. The score: