The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-09
BROOKLYN, 3: PIrrsBURa. s.

When McGinnity walked onto the diamond 10
pitch the second game the crowd cheered him
long and loudly, The iron man" had SO much
speed that few could believe that he had in
dulsed In a full game on Friday. He pulled out
a victory. too, but II was, not Impressive enough
to suit the cranks, especially, those who wanted
TO see Pittsburg win again. II rained lightly all
through the first inning and as the cloud OBJ
secured the sun later on. the umpire was COM
PEELED TO call the game on account OF darkness
after the Pittsburgs had finished the first half Of
the sixth inning. Errors by Dahlen and Rltchey.
both Of whom dropped Hy balls, cut a big figure
In the result, but, as In the first contest. there
were many dine plays, those BY Sheckard. Mo
CURE. Ritchey, Beaumont and Clarke bringing
the sR "a tss bo. FOR ' the visitors. S Snd hts ls" Wors
after the first inning compared favorably with
that OF McGinnity,
inning was 60 sharp that f. snlIt one Of Crosses
fingers. Lave had 10 get out OF the game
and that endhled De Montrevile TO get onto
third base. Beaumont then forced tlarke,
ard when Sheckard made two great running
catches OIL Ritctey and agner the crowd
three runs in their half. much To the ~Satisfac-
tion Of their friends. Jones lined a terrific one
over second base. but Ritchey caught the ball
tumbled in a heap, The catch robbed ZONES
oil at least q single, but II was such "A beauty
that everybody c4eered Then keeleL drew
vile also hit sq'e!y and 'sheek and Joe scored,
Dplv fouled 10 Llrcmery and when DeMontre-
between first and second Dahlen made no
effort 10 GO home before the out could be made,
The trent OF he grand stand from fly's bat
which left XinrleJ on FIRST. II Was a great
catch, for the %yeteran had 70 make a long.
run in their hall, on McGuire's bose on balls.
an err BY Lly. Jones,s Gnnt and an 9lt
burgs squared matters In the third In a way
that made the crowd groan Philippe opeped
With q strike out Then Clarke scratched a
on third with hit and CLARKE ran in on Rtchey's
fy 10 Sheckard. As beaumont stole second
neither Damien nor DAILY went TO cover the bag
tn signs were crossed and the "rooters" be
came alarmed Wagner came along with a
corking base hit 20 centre which sent in Beau
mont. O'Bren also singled and Hans" landed
left The bali could have been easily caught
II, Wagner and O'Brien raced In, The Score
was tied. and when thinner retired the side
WIN srounuer 70 bAS many reared another
blanked in the last half
Though Ely opened the fourth with a double
Dagger, he could not advance, as McGinnity's
effect Seness proved too much for the next
three men The champions took the lead In
The last half With two runs that set the crowd
catch OF McGuire, .McGinnity put up a fy
IN short. centre which RitcTey dropped The
and hustled home on Keeieris rafting two
Dagger To the fence Nhcckard followed with
another clean drive 10 the fence and Kee e.
counted Sheckard would have made a home
run II he had not misunderstood the instruc-
lions Of the coachers and slid into third when
the ball WIS In Wagner's hands. The mis-
take cost a run "a Kaiev was third out on a rap
10 Williams. The Pittsburgs were dangerous
again in the fifth With ons out, Wagner
scratched a hit and kent on 20 second "a Daly
threw the ball over KellAy's head O'Brien
died out and Williams brought in the big
Dutchmsn with = two-baeger to centre. Ziw-
tying run. but Sheckard took his long drive
IN sensational STYLE A. the visitors we're
blaDsed IN one, two. thrc' order In the first
hall %. the sixth, Umpire O'D1v called The game
on q gD.u' o. GfrErs
Tn" crowd ! Wyed Vrun tho field. cheering
both teams 4 baud 4 BROOKLYN "%rooter-. "
who have h"cl mgSiaC lnc.u-elve- conspicuous
at all OF the game, this season by shouting
came over 10 the Brooklyn's bench, They
were in the act OF giving a final yell to cele-
brate tina victory Of the champions when their
leader, william T.. Prime, who Is said 10 re