The evening world., 1902-09-02
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WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN,
Sept. 1.-TWO games for one admission
war the incentive offered the rooters in
Brooklyn this afternoon, and they came
here In droves to see the Superbas and
the Champion Pitsburgs indulge in four
hours OF playing. The extra game to-
day was the one postponed from June
IL
n Pittsburgs will be very busy this
week. They are scheduled to play
eleven anne in all, four Of which are
postponed ones from previous trips.
The double defeat Manager Clarke and
his men gave the Trolley Dodgers yes
terday was a solar plexis punch which
Hanlon and his entire team will not for
get for many days to come. To have
an excellent chance of winning both
games up to the eighth inning and then
have the Pirates cut loose and win, was
the thing that ~disEusted and democrat
lied the Superbas.
Hanlon was determined his team
should make up for those two defeats
to-day. n before they took the field
for preliminary practise he called them
before him at the bench and said:
Nov, boys. go right after this crowd
to-day and take both games from them.
You know we are only leading Boston
by a few points for second place"
Every player promised to work his
hardest.
Promptly at 2 o'clock the bell rang
and the hrst game OF the double-header
began with over 5000 persons present.
FiFAt Inning.
Capt. Clarke opened the game by rails
ing a high fly to the inheld, which Flood
mao no In getting under. Beau
pass and was called out on strikes.
Leach smashed a hot grounder to Flood,
VINO retired him. No runs
hill. Willie Keller struck out. Doian
liIted a skyscraper to Leach. No runs.
second Inning.
Hans Wagner pop-fied to Flood. Tan
nehilrs grass-cutter was neatly picked
Up by Dahlen. Burke banged a fly to
Jimmy Sheckard. No runs.
Dahien sent a slow grounder to Con-
roy. McCreery drove the ball over the
right field fence for a home run, the
rooters loudly applauding. Flood filed to
Farrell laced the ball along the third
base line for a sack, advancing Irwin 10
second. Hughes lifted a high ny to
snoTb TIBnt' "hlCn wagner got under.
One run.
Third Inning.
conroy drew a base on balls and
reached second on Hughes's wild throw
10 Dahlei of Phelps's bunt Phillip
sacrificed to F1ood. Clarke walked,
hlAng the bases. Beaumont sent n fly
to Dolan, Conroy scoring. but phelps
was caught at third on Hughes's throw
to Irwin. One run.
grounder by Burke and Wagner. Keel
er hit safely to the inheld. Conroy,
knocking down his line fly. Dolan sin.
pahlen flied out to Burke. McCresry
Singled to centre, scoring Reeler. ad-
vancing Dolan to third. Flood wen! out,
Leach to Wagner. One run.
Fourth Inning.
Leach drove q low line fly to Dolan
irwin did not ave to move to capture
Wagner's low line drive. Tannehill
strolled on four wide ones. Burke's
Hughes and McCreery. No runs.
Irwin raised a foul fly which Leach
captured. Farrell singled to left, but
in trying to stretch 1t into a doutce he
hughes went out, Conroy to Wagner.
Fifth Inning.
Conroy singled to left. Phelps was re-
tired by McCreery unasslsted. Conroy
going TO second. Phillip fouled TO Far
rel. Clarke's single to left scored Con-
roy. Beaumont's grounder to Dahlen
Sheckard sent a bounder to Burke and
died at first. Keller flied out to Reau-
mcnt. Dolan was retired at hrst by
Burke and Wagner. No runs.
Sixth Inning.
Leach reached second on Hughes's