The evening world., 1903-08-13
Begin Operations with the
Champions by Making a Run
IN the First Inning and Add
One More in the Second.
THE BATTING ORDER.

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Especial - The EvsainE world
WASHINGTON PARK BROOKLYN.
y. Y. Aug. l3.-flsviuS had tho mistor-
tune - lose the first game oi the series
to the champion PittsouyEs Yesterday
through the most stupid kind Of base
running and play.ns, the Trolley Dods-
ers tackled tho Smoky City crowd again
to.dly. bent on getting even Tor yester'
days defeat by turning the tables OF
them.
The great see-saw game which the
teams !udulged in 10 thc'- first tussle
seemed to be a great magnet. FOR the
rooterS turned out In droves again this
afternoon with tho expectation of seeing
the teams furnish another exciting en-
counter
The Trollev DODGERS were certainly a
much h-disFusted. looking 10, when they
smerged from their clubhouse to warm
IN for the second combat with Fred
ClarkeS men. The Hanlonltes knew
perfectlv well they were guilty Of
throwing the game Yesterday by their
i5ilure to ulav 1t as :, should he played
aud on that account they lined up
au"inst the champions in tins tussle
bent on capturing the game AT all
aszards
Manager Ned Hanlon went after his
men for taSr when they reached the
grounds. lie did not fail to tell them
what he Thought OF their miserable
playing Of yesterday. In concluding
his speech he Informed them that a
suspension would fall on some OF them
II their stupid playing continued again.
After receiving this warning the play
ers donned uniforms and began to IN
dulse in their warming up work,
schmidt, who has been twirlng with
fair success for tho superhas during the
last few weeks, was called upon ny Han
lon TO do the twirling .or hts team. Fred
Clarke was Undecided VINO he would put
In to do the slab work for his team,
but as Phihppi showed up well In prae-
ti>e he was given the preference.
First Innins.
Beaumont started on by sending up a
hish ny to tho tnfietd. which was easily
tsksn BY s,Tans csg., Clarke bigs ssdaT was tss
Which Flood grabbed and nelded 20
Doyle In time to retire him. Leach
also pushed out fast bounder. whlcn
DAMIEN ana Do!4e 'ooA care o'' '>o
runs.
strang reached frat on waspeE's bad
tumble OF his oounder over PhilltppFs
head. sheckArd then slammed the ball
aGatnst t:,s I1Eht hsid fence for ,tv% Two
poooSs high ny 70 the iYfield was col;
Jared by Bransneld. Doyle was retired
ny Wagner and Bransheld. scoring
Strane, As Sheckard also tried TO score
on the out: he was easily nalied at the
plste Oh Brspsheld's quick throw TO
Phelps. One nun.
second Innins.
WagnS looked too dangerous and
balls Rransnelds saerifse 10 SCHMIDT
promoted Wagnsr TO second, pahl"ln
then tonhled h!teaey's g5oaaler, al;
Wagner third. Sebr!r- singled 10 cen
,re scoring wa"ner and advancIng
Rit,hey 70 third, PHELPS also singled,
nailed At third. Ph'Illppl struck out,
pahlen got al! the way around 10
'hhlrd Oh L.edchs Wild throw 10 Drans-
TstireS 'ssH d by W,ssner ana BTansrSiI. paS. SS
len scoring. Floods ny in short right
wn- coliared by Scoring. Ritter was
thrown out at nrst by Phillipd one
rcn.
THIRD Inning.
Beaumont, dew base on halls
Clarke singled, and on Sherkard's wild
throw. the ball rollins in among the
Brooklyn players, Umpire Hurst al
lowed Beaumont 10 score and Clarke to
reach second on 4 block 0All Leach
buntsd safely. sending Clarke to third
Wagner walked, flling the bags. Brans-
'ield wnlked. forcing in Clarke. Ritchey
flied to po5bs, Leach scoring Scbrins
also walked. Phelps was hit with a
pitched ball. Wagner scoring. Paillippl
out at hrst and RraRsncld scored
Beaumont was retired by Doyle and
Schmidt Five runs.
Schmidt bunted, but was thrown out
by PhiiiippA. Strang Lined the ball to
right centre for base and reacehd
second on Sheckard'S retirement at filst
by lltchey. Dobbs was disposed of by