The evening world., 1903-08-18
Patsy Donovan'S Team. Minus
Leader. VINO Is Sick, Goes Up
Against the BrookIyns Again
and Start OFF in Front.
THE BATTING ORDER.

l'mpire-Mr. Hurst.
Special 10 The Evening worIti
WASHINGTON PARK. BROOK ,
LYN. n. Y. Aug. 1S.-Patsey Donovan
and his troupe of unfortunate ball loss
ers from ST. Louis came 10 these
grounds again this afternoon, ~SeTe
they tackled Ned lannon's Trolley
Dodgers in the fndl lame of the pres
ent series and also for the last time OF
the year in this borough.
Hanlon, as usual. was on hand early
at the grounds and was just az happy
as IL his team was holding down first
place in the race instead of a position
In the second division. His happiness
was the result Of the great article Of
= bail which the team has bcen putting
I up recently, tley having won five
games in succession.
Hanlon selected oscar Jones 10 I'M
load his collection OF benders at the
Cardinals. As Jonn Is pitching In
splendid form at present the chances OF
the Trolley Dodgers CARRYING of the
| game looked very bright indeed.
Pateey Donovan was nrahle to play in
to-uay's game, being taken suddenly
SICK before mis- men tok the held fo'
tok his place in right garden. Donovan
coached his men from the bench and
made then ginger no in their practice.
i'T'Nn, lnDllCr one OF Donovan = young
slab artists, was called on to do the
twirling for the Cardinals.
First Inning.
Farrell singled along the third base
line and went TO second on ~lshoades's
sacrifice. which Jones and Doyle too
care OF. smoot got in a safe hit to the
Ie p4%s'' la raf'[ out s q hSSh a. ty t to iet,. P Fan
rell scoring and Smoo reaching second.
Smoot tried to steal third, but was cas-
ily caught on Ritter's throw to StranG.
strang laced the ball to left for a
bag. Sheckard raised n high fly to
short right centre, which Smoot gath
cred In. Dob5S's neat drive to centre
was good for a base, promoting Strang
taird, Dobbs reaching second. Doyle
walked, but was forced at second on
rahlen's grounder to Farrell. No runs.
Second Inning.
Burke hit safely to short enter
Brain,s g=roandsr t" Jordan forced
throw to Doyi, for a double play.
Brain got to second. A wild pitch pro-
motel Brain TO third, Hackett doubled
To right. scoring Brain, Ryan filed out
To Dobbs and Brown followed suit. One
run.
McCrecry beat out n hit to the infeld
and went to send on Jordan's sacrifice
Farrell and Hackctt, advancing Nc
Crrcry to third, Jones's fly dropped
safely N short left, McCreery scoring.
strang filed ont 80 Burke. One run
Third Inning.
Farrel pushed a bounder to Jordan
and died at first. RhoadeS's scorching
rrass-cuttcr was neatly picked up BY
pshlcn and sent TO first ahead of the
batter. Smoot's drive to centre nettcd
him two bases. Dunleavy raised a
high foul fly which STRAINS got under.
No ans.
Sheckard lined the ball to right for a
sack. but was doubled up with DObbs
on the %latter's FOUNDER to Brain. Doyle
was retired at first on his groundcr.
which vas taken care OF by Farrell and
Hacket;. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Burke singled II short centre hut was
retired at second on Brains boundcr 10
Dahlen tn" latter tossing the ball to Jor-
dan. Hackctt sent no a high ny which
Dobbs collired. Jordan and Doyle dis
posed NJ Ryan, No runs,
Iahlen was thrown out at first by
Brain. McCgeery was the second vic
tim on his yrounder. which Burke got
to Hsckett In time for an out. Jor-
dan took fhree swings at Brown out
curves and the inning came to an end.
Fifth Inning.
Brown hunted safely and advanced n
bag on Farrell's sacrifice to Jones.
Rhoades could not connect with Jones's
drew a fire. pass 10 Arst. Dunleavy
singled. scoring Brown. Burke singled
I 10 centre scoring Smoot and Dunieavy.
Rkain Ymtrnck out. Three runs.