The evening world., 1901-08-16
Brooklyns Start Well
Against the Giants
a n G Hit TayIor's
Curves for Two Runs
in First Inning.
The batting Order.
BEFORE
tsp.e,.l 10 IN. Evening woelaD

WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN,
Aug. 16-Poor old Giants! Ask any
acDr II It isn't tedious work to do the
Quick-changc act in continuous perform
ance day after day. Then pity. not be.
rate our poor old Giants.
They are earning a living by It, too.
and they have to put up a blum to make
good Just like any other actor. 80 be-
fore every game they put on stiff up
per lip and In nfteen minutes OF SRact!co
make the fans think they are world.
heaters.
Then after It L. over-crery fan Is be-
ginning to understandable blum II all
of!
Goodly Number of Fans.
The recent good work OF Hsnlon's
men has enthuped the cranks OF Cow
anus greatly. so that they turn out In
soodly numbers to the games.
TIE lonr record os he Giants Is onset
in the BIookiynit@s mind by the old
rivalry between the two boroughs and
also By the fact that tho Giants arc al
ways hard nut for Brooklyn to crack.
even when they are easy for other
teams.
Besides It was ladies' day At WASH
ington Park. and It made tho grand
stand n scene OF beauty and hustle long
before time for the game.
The band OF the Hebrew Orphan Asy-
lum, forty boys In blue suits and brass
buttons, made a picturesque bunch In
one end OF the grand stand. bu, they
didn't Scem to have any instruments
and bclched forth no music.
"Why don't they blow up?" inquired a
pretty girl In a clinging maive. ''Woll
you see, they'r. orphans themselves.
and 10 .ympa,h!ze with the Giants. dead
ones. you know" replied her escort.
"How sad" exclaimed the pretty one.
. ,rihc incoheren,iy, considering tina,
her beau though, he was bursting a
Joke.
Fhyl- Isn't Forgiven.
The score card aid that either Phyls
Of Taylor would pitch to-day. T'his led
to the rumor that Phyle had been for
given and taken back into the fold. |;
Isn't 80. Phylc Ia taking salt baths
down at Con'y Island and Will serve out
his full time OF thirty days.
When time was called there were
more women than men In the grand
stand. which looked Tx. a flower garden.
It was pretty warm. AZ It always 4, In
the Go1anus swcat-box. so all hands
wore shirtwa!sts and Giddy straw hats.
those worn by the ladies' being flower
trimmed.
After catching four straight Ramen
Jack Warner got a rest to-day. Smith
being a.rigned TO the job. Taylor AMI
Denzer both warmed UP for tke slab.
IN ba. hy a
With him and was selected. Hanion
sent Hughes and Farrell into the points.
FIrst Inning.
Van came near beating out his high
bounder TO DAILY. but was out BY an eye.
lash. Davis was out ON n swift crack to
Kelley. Hughes getting the put out.
Mcbride beat out an iniield hit to DAILY.
With which the latter was slow. Sol
~ to the 4rand-stand. Mcbride
1sancing around to third. selbnch stole
second on 4 Wild pitch Hickman hit
weakly to Dlhlcn and was easy at first.
No runs.
kee!er cricketed to Davis. who ferrIcd
II to Camel Sheckard's crack to right
counted for one. Dolan's single to CEN
caught between first and second trying
to stretch IL. but Sheckard started home
and CANCEL STOPPED short trying 10
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second or to home and Sheckitrd scored
and Dolan reached second safely. Strung
made pretty stop OF kclly's smash
but Camel was on tho base, Daily sin.
gled to left. scoring Dnlnn. Kelley
reaching third; Dahcn filed to Van.
Irwin ended the agony by going out.
StranS to Camel. Two runs
SECOND Inning.
Hughes couldn't set 'em over for
Strang. Iiugher then hit Camel on the
wrist. passing him also Warner bal.
ted for Smith and flied to sheckard.
Strans and Camel made a double steal.
Irwin, helping II along by mum OF
rarrcil's high throw. Strang scored on
Taylor'S sacrliice. Daily to Kelley. and
Camel took third. Van hit to Irwin and
MAS out at first. One run
Farrcll's slow lob to StranK was al
first ahead OF him. Hughes died az
easily. Hickman to CAMEL Keller Nit
to Camel. who beat the runner to first.
, rhird lnninE.
NKee!er brought his head against tho
-:ht fold fence TO pull down smash.
3 crack by Davis Mcbride pushed q
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