The evening world., 1903-07-09
BrookIyn's Pitcher Holds Pitts
burgs Down in Early Innings
{ and His Team Scores Once,
In Fourth Inning.
THE BATTING ORDER.
Jmpire-Johnstone.
= Especial to Tho Evening WORLDLY

July g.-'FOXy Neu ramon Hhu MS
hammer out on his boys for getting
beaten by "old Brickyard" Kennedy
Yesterday and threatened all sorts OF
trouble II they failed to slaughter the
Pirates In the third game OF the series
this afternoon.
The Gowanus band was weakened by
the setting down OF Tim Flood. who
received polite telegram from Presl-
dent Pulliam this morning announcing
his suspension until July IL on charges
preferred by bug" Holiday. Dutch
Jordan was at the half way station
therefore when play began and his Pitts
burg friends were there to root for him
Old Roaring Bill had one of his good
days yesterday, and the Trolleyites
could not hit his speed with a shovel. let
alone a bat. Hanlon tried all afternoon
TO get them to dump the ball between
the box and first base. but the Bellaire
wet" was up to all tricks and kept
hugglng the batters with the ball. Two
hits were the sum total of the days
work at the bat by the visitors. and they
were treated to n nice coat OF white
wash.
Kennedy beat the entire Brooklyn out
ut with the stick and on the bases. fat
sening his record with three hits and
scoring a run. Germany" Schmidt
pitched a fair game. but the Cham
pions landed on his pretzel slants ef-
fectively in two rounds.
It was Garvin's turn to try to fool
the leaders to-day. with Ritter at the
receiving end. The little Binghamton
wind paddist is winning golden opinion
6or the way he Is going behind the bat
day in and day out without COM
! plant and catching good ball. Hanlon
70 taking a long chance with only one
backstop in harness. but II 1t comes to
O pinch Jack Doyle is there to don the
big mitt and mask and give good ac-
count OF himself.
Deacon Phillippi and Sam Leever
were down on the card to serve up
bsnders to the Trolleyites, and :he
teams lined up with about three thou
sand In the stands and torrd sun
overhead.
First Inning.
strang waited while Lever handed up
four wide ones. Sheckards grasser to
Weaver advanced Strang to second. |
Dobbs was out, Ritchey to Weaver. !
Strang moving up to third. Doyle |
torr!d welt was fielded TO first by
Ritchey. No runs.
Beaumont beat out slow grounder to |
Jordan. Dahlen smothered Sebrinss
torrid liner and threw to Doyle. doubling |
up Beaumont Wagner's hard grounder
was partially stopped by Dahlen, but |
bad Bill could not recover 1t in time |
and Honus got scratch hit. He was |
caught asleep off first on Garvin's quick |
throw to Doyle. No runs.
Second Inning.
Dahien sent up a soarer 20 RItchey. |
0essler rolled an easy grOunder to |
Lever. Ritter drew a free pass. He
was thrown out stealing second. NO
Leach dropped sac hit in right
nield. Ritter ran to the grand stand |
and hauled down Ritchey's. foul, Leach |
tried to steal down on the play ana |
was doubled up bya sensational throw |
TO Dahlen. The latter ran into snort
centre and hauled down Krugsr's soar
ef, No runs.
Third Inning.
Jordan beat out a slow grounder to |
Ritchey. Garvins sacrifice, Lever 10
Weaver, advanced Jordan to second. /
9trang was out, Wagner to Weaver. ana
Jordan reached third. He was left. az |
Sheckard sent fly to Sebrlng. No runs.
,so smith sent up a foul fly to Doyle.
bounier-and tagged hrst in time. Lee,ver |
struck out No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Wearerand Leever disposed of Dobbs
on close play. Doyle was tie ded out |
BY Leasa. pah!en bunted and was safe |
on Levers tumble. Gessler hit to the !
bases scoring DaIrlen. Ritter died. Leach |
tn Weaver, One run.
Beaumont was called out on strikes
brings vicious drive md throw the rim
ier out. Wagner uuried the rlo5ule 70
deep rigft for three sucks La,ch Icft |
nm at thlrd oy lftiag a fly to Sheakard |
Elft!i Inning.
: seorins r9o6el Jordan % a double by
rlsht !.6aoh followed Il i' up With vi '.'F son. ~
/. ~. ,Saiienal ne..hanCel ,atch of G lrvm's |
Isn. nhefi siianS beat out bunt to
Ieact; tde ran to third on I.ccvcr's |
wills -throS' to Weaver In an attempt to |
"a satel a,,Is ms rrtnppns sAeckard foui-nlel
G!rvln banded over Ritcaeys pamv
grasser. Rruscr ii'ted fly To- GcssIrl. |
Sarvin made sod play on Smiths |
bunt- No runs.
Sixth Inning.
Dobbs grounded to Wagner. Doyle
also hit 10 Wagner and was feldcd Gut
g nrst; Dahlen smashed triple 10
deep left. Gesslcr drew a oase on balls |
and stole, second. Ritter was the third
out: Ritchey TO Weaver. No runs.
81. ftftter muIItu W cav or ittle fly in |
front OF the plate AMI the rrauer landed |
s-se on first. Lecv+r's sacrifice Dovln |
: ~ GarSin. advanced Weaver Ia SECOND |
--saumont singled to left, but shcck- |
ards quick return held Weaver nj |
third. Beaumont ran down to second |
0 ntbe throw-in. Scoring hit to Doyle. |
mo made wild throw to Ritter and |
1opped up a little ny TO Dlhlen. Ritter
made wild tlrow 10 lard to eaten |
1saumont lapping and the runner |
scored, Scoring taking thrd Leacn |
singled past Strang ard Scoring scored |
IsAlchey's groimder was too hot for |
0anlsn. Kruger ended tn" inning with |
> ny 10 Gessler Three runs
seventh IniiInY.
4ordaH broled and was out on n fast .
E Fl - pyz Zach Garvin famed. 5trang
III ! fly - Kruger, Eo7runs "a
Smith laced out atAgie to left
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