The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-13

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BOSTON IL. LJ. 2; BROOKLYN, o.
Playing with more snap and animation
than was their wont, last year, the BrOoklyns
and Bostons. opened the pennant season OF
the National League at Washington Park
Yesterday, aud the, Bostons won, to o. II
was not a very auspiclous start that the Brock
lyns, with their new blood and new manager,
made. being whltewashed at the very outset,
Patsy Pau yl pon seS nf5p urging Ps ss' they heSfI put lie lie in H"t the
game and gave promise of being q Hvelier
team than last year. They stacked up against
left handed artist Of the mound was the one
best bet Of the day, His equipment Of slants
was ~ mid-season condition and he held the
The only drawback to, a good baseball day
was the cool wind; but Ss that x e. lea st made a,9,S ts az
sHeFy O %1 = iiatte rag eaii En'' fhe SG bs a%i' tho b
marching and one or two extraneous stunts
gave the real opening day9r and the stapds
w wsse ali fG prf@ed f6r the fla T's to fan e o TO no ffSssT
, ,Mcfntyrs of Brooklya pitched a fine game
good enough to win under ordinary clrcum-
stances; He began his 1908 career by adding
ten strike oHt scalRsS to not his sss melt t. h I've pitched tr6ed
in the ninth inning as he was in the, others,
Only two errors were made behind him. ard
Of these the only one that counted ne Iaae
crushing grip on both sides and restricted
the total Fitting to seven %safetles. Three OF
these were for extra bases; po,,on .oou
who halls from Steubenyille, Ohio, slammed
tho ball over the right field fence. he liited
stealing kisses from Carne gle; He, made an
loney was very fast in centre field for the
he made two corking catches OF hard NJ
balls that we're en- route for the fence E IT.. The
s ss he y eyaT Mns F and pisaed Issn rss Ba Ssf IL as ti S5tST
Side was Young Mr.. BridweI. the Cincinnati
field 1t was a brisk. Interesting game.
The Bostons. opened by, sending Good TO
first base op balls but he Tss i IDG 6o, by
ffelSt two Sf bassf X sfrooklyn's half Of the dffst.
lbIr TIED e6 t1i EtTe tetn the mt b Sn 6o Tas s saddsss Tid &.
inning, and he was the only Bostonian, TO see
g ease GessIar t a iife ii in the same lining, but he
never got beyond first ,,.l
No, Bostonlan reached first In the third
pitched ball put Maloney on first In Brook
lyn's half. but there were two, out at the time.
and although Maloney reacheu tnlro on a
steal and an overthrow. he was left when
Mccarthy grounded hard TO Tenney. Tennsy
opened with a single in the fourth, but, the
next three batters were easy. Strobel doubled
to left in the fifth, with one out. Needham
fouled to Bergen and Young struck out.
Brooklyn's fourth and fifth innings were
one, two, three retirement.
Mccarthy made a scratch hit y the sixth
and stole second. Lumley could not help
him. Young went into his second speed and
famed Lumley., No. Brooklynite got on
base I'm the last three innings. However. the
halI was hit on the nose in the eighth, and
only sharp fielding by the Bostons prevented
the locals from starting something,
and Dolan out OF the way. Brain worked
Mcintyre for four balls-an expensive giLt
Bates planted a sins gle in centre, which terrien
Brain 10 second. Bridwell sent a cannon ball
to MCINTYRE, who could not hold on to the
bali. II rolled beyond him and he chased S u
He made a Wild and hurried thr TSe go soo nes''