The evening world., 1903-04-30
Hanlon's Team Faces the Bean
eaters Again and Three Thou
sand Fans Turn Out to See
the Came.
THE BATTING ORDER.

WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN,
n. r, April sp.-Another ideal day FOR
baseball greeted the Brooklyn and Bos-
ton teams when they came out on the
diamond here this afternoon to enter
in the third game OF their present en-
gaEenent. AS the real warm weather
10 just the thing that all ball tossers
always var the result was that for
two hours before the game was sched-
uled to begin the players OF both teams
were out. on the diamond practising.
The great victory which the Trolley
Dodgers won from the Beaneeters yes
eerday clearly showed hat the severe
talk which Ed Hanlon had given every
one Of his players previous 10 the
game had brought about good results.
Every player put up the best article Of
bail he could, and as their good play
ing resulted in the team beating tho
visitors II was no wonder Hanlon was
all snnties when he reached the grounds.
IF my men had only played the same
Kind OF ball since the season began as
they did yesterday" said Hanlon, I'VE
would be giving Johnny McGraw's Giants
O hard tussle for the lead in the race
Hanlon, as usual, was at the players
bench very early giving Instructions to
his men how TO stop grounders and line
out the ball thrown to them by the
pitchers to all parts of the field.
He was anxious hat his men should
4 win to-day's game. as a victory for
them would be the means of passin:
some of the other clubs in the race.
That the rooters In this vicinity will
n ~. -
men when they are winning was clearly
demonstrated to-day, when the largest
crowd OF the week turned out TO Wit
ness the night between the two teams.
In order to make sure OF the game
1lanlon selected Jones to d. the pitch
Ing for his men. Manager Bucken-
berger, after watching mis- trio of
pitchers 30 through their warmiag.,I lip
work. thought hat Lefty Piatt had
good control and speed. and he was
given h privilege OF owirliag against
! the Hanlonites. When the game began
+. there were nearly three thousand per-
sons present
+; First Inning.
Dexter walked. Tenney hit to Dab
len, forcing Dexter at second. Abbat-
tchtD hunted to Thielman and was out
~ hrst. Tenney was doubled up trying
20 make third on the play. mo runs.
Ptatt fumbled McCreedies welt. but got
.tt TO irst. In time. eheckard doubled to
center. Householder struck out. No
Suna.
Second Inning.
Cooley, was aelded out by DahIen. Car
'ney singled. Carne ygtsals second. Bon
dvanci to third. Bonner stole Sac
ond. but Carney was nailed at the plate
on Floods quick return of the ball,
9reminger pop-fied 10 Dahlen. No runs.
Second Inning.
Doyle doubled to left. DahIen's sacri-
nee; drsmingeT to Tenney.. advanced
singled TO centre. scoring Doyle. Jack
lltsch was matted at third on Dexter's
ptirfect throw. Thieiman scored. Strang
forced him at second. One run.
Third InnIrg.
sheckard handed down K~ittrldge's
eoarcr. Pfatt was out at first on. Dab
lens good play. Dexter singled. .Tenney
i%slSed. Agoatticshio popped up a ny
Mccreedie flied out to Abbatticchlo.
Sheckard beat out a bunt to Gre
minger. Householder was safe on Ab-
to Tenney. Dahlen's ~grounder to Gre
minger forced Sheckard at third. No
gum.
Fourth Inning.
Cooley sent a liner To McCreeile. Car
pey wis safe on pahlen's wide throw
he was caught stealing second, Bonner
singled. Cielninger heat oW a SLOW
groundsr 10 Strailg. Bonner taking third
by ~fsstrunnirk. Grcmlnger stole fecont
fridge sent 4 NY TO Saeekard, one run
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