The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-07

I...n'. |'l 20 Il'''INllN ~ s.
t.,rl,l,,n u..No "u The work Of the champion
pr....r- .ri fI' u,TiprmaUCe Of the hustliug
If'-f .r., Nt- u..N'l- % Loo h0I CIahk, VINO
Vr.f 90 lalugllu PARK Nesiorday, hoping
dat H..'Hu- u.n4 would win. The IlttsburgS
v.r -l at-i.y uuI pluy'si sucl. n superior gnuo
10, UI. t.H, 'ua rrguks went home wondering
how Thee tu,uuIlpAr hal ~uCoeeIei IN holding
the lali $50 long Not an error was Chargel
sy4I,sr 'Hp visitors Iu thu field while they hit
iTn ban soII,ly and nt the right time. Tho
Frlns.Eu~ ,]'atlo'"I Rd"Leu hits on sam l.eever,
o." -.'"N."a.."i' ana plNel thdoienuy IN
o'lar a~"iAf'wHu.' 10Y were hanllcalped'
h. .puuf. b. 'n" sIruri.iugly Ineffective pitch
ia n .u'I heunriv and hit-on, but an error
~ IHlF could not ne overlooked in summariz-
', '.a DAN, error was directly ponsi bic
furf.r f.ut run. scored by the Plttsburgs in ths
second inning, ~ IT, prevented a -hut-9qt, there
go. BOO .lHus.i ur 'hr Cass " r~at,les which took
l.,- .-ruu N' krunN'r after that. Roaring
t.I'Il- l".u 100 the business too long 10 70 10
ri.ra- In su,I 4 manner, and when the cranks
a.. Nud 'ti. -rls.r tIHy -aya vent 70 feelings
That -haNrt -our ait!a animus With OBrien
Kennedy save tour balls TO Himmer and Ely hit
tugrr~s The ie'tnr throw ,he ball q DAILY FOR a
fore ~ Ziruer and a Iosslble double play. but
Ialv muIrd the hail and the bags we're filled
SIDE Then Kennedy went ~ IN ths air. tie
IN Clarke With a pitched ball and forced In
Williams with the first run; lie also gave four
plate with another run. Then with three balls
and two strikes on Richie, Kennedy. afraid he
night give another base on balls, lobbed one
Straight over the plate. Ritchey knocked the
suo's of' &C .i for u -.rgIe, which scored both
IL ami 'gr.' Roaring BAL. " now thorough
Is - 'ur ground. Ut Wagner with 4 pitched
ball. hit y Frie1. VIp came VI for the second
tine an this inning, forced Wagner and ended
the agony. zss
Hau.ou pl' EItson In the box and barring
th' NH aud sixth innings the p~ittsburgs hit
hLu freely. iu the seventh they clncled mat
tets with three more runs, all made On clean
hitiUg which consisted OF slngleS 10y Wagner,
ORripn. BIS aud Lever and a t~wo-oaggsr by
Williams. The Brooklyns had men Oh bases
iu every tMII.g, but they couldn't get any OF
them Across the rubber except in the sixth.
When ke."y'~ single. Cross uhrec-bagger and
an ont ne'ted tVO runs and enabled the Cham
plols 90 "s,lTr. an iRnominious W hitewash.
Tho bartue Of %relar, Cross ana Wagner
Va. r~.j.Cu.y noteworthy, KecleT making
N.IiUus's brilliant third base play were also
ieauIr"s The pIttsbUrgs showed n tendency
20 play t0oc,lIu bal IN the early stages. Lever
elNNE has finger IN | upirc O'Day's face while
Clarke. 'ho Very much inflated fittsbure CAP
tan. followed the umpire around between the
irs' and second Innings with a protest that
vas finally slu-lched. In tho sixth. when
Opay called e second strike on Beaumont.
thr.l'frT uu.EDd away from tho plate and threw
Dr.. hUf down. ki'son pitched another ball
sfrl'.0 over IN" plate without delay snd O'Day
Cl.'i o '.nont out on strikes while the player
w. .il. fOv,.lE This apnears 10 be- a nost
tier" Wa 10 trouble. The only Brooklyn
PLAYER To kick was keeler, when he was de-
CARED ONT at second base In the third inning
Tao score.