The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-18
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fore, me- sitter, aaa me pian finally deelaed
On one eynie Expressed the opinion that
" the contributions had eon,e aftsf me fame
they would net have asngi1ted 10 tHbsh, IN
aamueh ~ che hfootlyHa wega beaten. what
ever may have bean The Justification Tor int
eosiF view ~ human nature, particularly bass.
bali human aatufe, the money tattisd into
che boses ~ soon - The eates we're opened,
The efaad stead filled up dulchly and %
ths standing up point. II oontslaed more
spectators than the other stands put together.
Everybody that was In u dtd nos peI. b. any
means. Boya and men paesed In without
dfopptne In q cent, and did 10 without lee %
hlndranee, Some Of them dug down for the
pfi0e as they neafed tho boree. bus recon-
sldsred and passsd on with q tight clutch
on the quarters and halves OF whatever silver
piece they held. However. tho attendance
was large and provided a good sised. rove
nne: " would have been larger but for the
ifSoiIcSS' ca tsln Bald win Of the Forty-sis,h
precinct and one. OF bis men were on. the
BROOKLYN bench, when the game began, Chick
f ,Ss Tlo .As c,ncl SIt.S pi'f S.S S Sofa Ms! Econ;
vent 70 bat f5.,. While Elason hups : couple
arrested before 10 instances similar to this
;hs Therefore possibly fsit that he was II
were arrested and were escorted TO The club
Donovan also went along.
Eb Iss 'c IT .Ss Rga sgtyE SSns ei"s and St fM5s shSses
Fraser, Eason. and Donovan. II was o sort
Of edition de luIe pinch. the party going to
Az the police station the Ave men were released
IN 500 ball each, the Offence charged being q
,Ss san T5, o J., }, %S7 ns .ass 81, furnished CGms ed
10 the court at Myrtle and Vanderbilt avenues
this morning.
Ewiinmss'" who rT 6 for the Reds lid not arrest
anybody, but he put fgurative handouts on
the Brooklyn batters. He had them In auod
from first to last. while Scanlon was less an
noyina TO the Cincinnati hitters,, The. game
was well played, barring a couple OF foozies
by Lewis, one Of which was costly.
The Brooklyns mustered three scattered hits
of Ewing that gentleman's salivary anoint-
Ing Of the ball bringing woe TO the Brooklyns.
Hanlon has had i'll success this year. but yes
terday's, game. was at least temporary balm.
The Reds performed ably IN downing their
boss's. former pupils. Only four OF the
Brooklyns reached hrst base, and none ex-
plored the base paths as far as third.
Ewing hsiped-YiG his own ga with-his
was responsible for the Reds making the
rounds II the aith inning, After Coroorsn
threw to second TO force Corcoran. That
dropped the throw, Ewing sin sled and scored
Corcoran. and Schlei scored on HugRins's
sacrifice and Seymour's fly TO Batch. .Sey-
mour Tailed in the eighth on a hit, Kelley's
sacrifice. Lobert's safety and 0dwell's out
at first. Corcoran, Seymour, HuGeins and
Lumley made the best fielding plays. Dele
hanty was to have played third base for Gin
cinnati, but got into some sort of a dispute
with Klein as his team was going TO the field
and was evicted. The score: