The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-08-29
HUB MEN HIT THE BALL,
Willis Proved a Puzzle to Hanlon's
Men, as He Did in Brooklyn
Last Week.
The batting Order.

Farrell. c. kii!red-e, c
Kennedy. .. Wills. r.
Especial 10 IN. Evening World
SOUTH END GROUNDS. BOSTON.
Aug. ?s.-Thc Champions anf Beant aters
resumed their argument here to-day
after a hot session on the banks OF
Gowanus. during which Hanlon's hired
men trimmed the selects three out Of
four. The two clubs Will complete ;he!r
series OF twenty games ny Saturday.
and II the Troiley!,es can keep M their
recent gait they Will return nome with
the odd game TO theiE credit.
Al present the series stands Z? to 2 In
favor OF Brooklyn. and 4, does not re-
quire normal school graduate or an
expert mathematician to figure II out
that the Superoas need two out OF the
remaining three games to capture the
plum.
The Champs" say |, will be like md
Ing them to win that brace Of games.
and .hc Beantown Weddings viii he
lucky II they escape with victory.
HAnlon's stand.bys are out for the pen
nAnt now. and any team that stops their
upward night will have to play phe.
nomenai ball.
Willie Keller has changed his batting
style and Is putting more power into his
welts- His two triples yesterday were
the longest hits ne har made In a coupe
Of months. and there are more of that
brand coming. he snys.
Jimmy Sheckard and the rest are. con-
ndent that the swats they collected OF
KID Nichols were only n starter
One thing is certain us "a result OF
yesterdays wnllopipH. and that Is this;
Boston will not put Nichols on the mr.
Ing line against the Superbns In tho
present series.
George Ancarn. Duke Farrcil's under
study. halls from. Troy and II unac-
quAinted with the ways OF National
League society. lie is here with the
Superbas. but barring the fact that his
name graces the hotel register no on"
would know Of his presence. Ahearn
ais a little fellow OF the Jimmy Casey
type. but there the similarity ends. FOR
]. tho new catcher wouldn't even say
word to the umpire on provocation.
The reason probably Is that he has
not been initiated Into the players asso-
! citation yet and has not become ac-
Quainted. II II said he can catch like
a streak, but Ahenrn won, tell. lie
may get chance to Anow his capa-
bilities later.
II was Donovan's turn to do slab duty.
but "wild Bill caught a heavy cold on
the train last night, and was excused
by Manager Hanlon. who selected
"Brickyard" Kennedy. The Bellaire
veteran Is in good shopc. and had AL
kinds OF speed in practice. Victor VII
lis. who shut OH, the Supcrbas las,
Monday. was called on to repeat
Frank Selce has returned from trip
through New England. where ne looked
over some promising. youngsters for
next year. He has his eye on infcldor
Carney and Outacldcrs Pickcrt and
Smoox. OF Worcester.
The American Leagucrs started on
their Western trip last night, 80 ;acre
was fair crowd on hand when play
began.
First inning.
Keller placed a single IN les garden
6heckard aired TO S!agie. Doiaa famed
and Kee!er was called out on a steal at
second. No runs
SlaSie ripped OF a single TO right.
Tenney strolled. Demont sacrificed Ir-
win TO Kelley. advancing both runners.
Cooley ii!ed to Dolan. scoring S!asle.
DAILY handed over Ham!lton's g,asser.
One run.
second Inning.
Kelley walked. Daily famed Kelley
was caught asleep of first on "A quick
throw by WILLS. Dah!.n worked a free
pass to crst. Irwin aired 20 Demon,
Lowe was sn.. on Das.en's Wild
throw. Long. sacrificed. Kennedy %
Kelley, Sheckard hauled down Kit
tredse.s liner. Willis grounded TO bah
len. No runs.
Third Inning.
Farrell wa. nclded on, by Lowe: Ken.
nedy's rhort drive, bounded on Wills!
aa k e e" MnS to inc "a
runs.
Daa!en made good catch Of slagle'.
dlficult ny back Of ,ard. He n!so made
runner taking third. Then he redeemed
himsel: by. picking up Dement'S no,
pan. Demont va. nailed on a s,c.u
f No runs.
Fourth Inning.
st him s's: saona T. ssssar! pHias
into Dsmont and pr,,yentei dou3l,
crowd. Keiisy ',iea " 10 te sfs y bo lar
was on his way TO :hlrd when the bal
wsS caught bu; get back TO hrs, anc
throw. DAILY aired ttCoo!ey. 40 runs
Cooley bppted to irwin FOR a base
M HAntlton was safe because DAILY rum
Il hed his hit. Cooley took third on III
"A error. 1--we singled. scoring cooley an
III Hamilton. Lowe stole second and too
10 q oan srs seor,n wiif ,n.oT d9n
"a a1nxied. willis forced him nt secont
Na0e miseucd to Irwin. Three runs.
aHieth Insias.
4 rAhlsa9 I'd to Hamilton. Long M
fkN40 out. Farrell met tn
~ = ssl Y asnnsy.s s . blu
I eIa1l 49, Is eysr Ia time. Demon
a 1eFtf 10Y 10 Kelley. Tenns
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