The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-09-14
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> CINCINNATI. 2--YIRsr GAME.
- ,.,usand persons turned out to see
aha double-header between tho piooh'Ho
"a tho Cfncinuatis AT Washington ar sc'
shu y, wsr. well satisfied when the Cham
terda' u''I ,uo victories. The Brooklyns
pions syu,eu tiuy IKE their beet game and
payeu III tr A way that showed there Is sun
~ , ~ Sg ylgor IN then mahe-up Ia 49,
khsni1n put Neyhing IN 70 RloOm and Win
game nsurrort behind him he came near
s..oogTug he Reds 40 II was the ohlU eionu
VGssnnAI", sst a run until the eighth lhhlHg Wheh sne
Cbsmpions held the game e%e bad so6oolboy
ohl y, he lIucIunati, puing w NM seo'dule
sspl.'' n the second inning M,briuT, 'ns
ggIncio,ati rigntirldrr, In Trying 70 ca.Ch .
I'M 'rI from McGuires Dat, ran ihlo ftc p''mnvs
iohs iot INA Was carried from the ileid ms
irLy i. v T INJURED and a shake-up IN the Ilhclh-
80 ~, tenn was vi course necessary
nuTr second game was an oId-lashloheo See-
Ihe segutN he BroOklyns finally pounding
a. -, a yictor1 in the last hall oil the slhth lhilhR
o., a Nnt't aymUions would probably have been
psstsn II Joe McGiunity had hot lakeh nv
t2ns PM nv aaiong ali right for the first three
MAJ W. hut In the fourth the Reds bunched
u ,s,sa M and made their first run. Mheh the
Mn began the BTook!lis hhd lne 1OVie ooIich
it.,v,n ~ Daly and Kit,un hit Barrett with the Dali.
4 \ hsss on balls 10 Irwin. showed that Nilsson
e In the air StelIleldt, beckley anu Nol-
erran followed with base hts " Iaplu sucSes-
sIon and the score vas lied A~lCGlhhitS 'heI
vat,nte,red 10 relieve hltson ana az ne ulu
so The crowd stood W and cheered n iron
SSIuS, ~ the echo Quinn Knocked out another
~ nh and Corcoran's run put the. Reds III lhe
- nm NcGiunlty's great speed n curves
nS"tpiLIv retired the side after that, Scott wind
e. un with three strikes on three pitched balls
~ H. last half the Brooklyns ,regained the
Lad with two runs due 10 keleys double
Cross hunt and two errors by Beckley
The Reds forged ahead aHah ~ lhe hihla
xi,b tV1 runs Welded by three safe hits ana
xIIId throw by Cross The Champions, how
aver piled up five runs Ia their turn ana re-
sssnmsd he lead which proved to be too great
an ohstacle 10 overcome. With one out, keeisr
o., foIr balls and Sheckard hit the top OF the
nght field fence for a three-bagger. The
hiter scored on keley's roller TO quinn and
Daly Anded the ball IN deep centre hel d for
a home run. Cross hit safely ana reached
the plate on two onsecuuye wild pitches;
JmpiTe SNYDER had 20 much trouble in
the frst game that he wanted TO have one OF
he players assist him With base decisions in
lie second contest. He mentioned Latham.
bit Hanlon would not consent, saying that he
had mo- fault 10 find with Snyder's work. Snyder
then refused a. umpire the second game. so
Latham Of the GUcluuatis and Jennings Of the
Brooklyus were chosen TO o~riCiate. They both
took turns calling balls and strikes and were
scrupulousiy fair. In the NTH inning when
Latham called a Brooklyn player safe at the
plate he Wa surrounded by his team mates,
PETIT, Corcoran, Beckley, Scott, Irwin and
Quinn, most Of whom shook their fists in his
face or grabbed hold Of his uniform. Some Of
them also called Latham some hard names ard
altogether made things decidedly unpleasant
for him. The scores.