The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-31
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Mcint,rs vas tho commanding 0gur" .u
the morning melee and III" unIu aus" of N"H
York's scorele-7 ."nRaf'uru' IN" nam
plona ware a. children h"iur" his lIt,itur
and the four -iryles thew mad" Ner" ~ Tar
apart as mile posts to a weary pedestrian u
was a clean en-, snmtn"' E,h u" L,im",l,n,I
largely on an uudarhaud 0tng. IN" hHil coming
along In an upward RtoOv", aud lie New
Yorks were unahl" To touch r. on a vulnerable
aDot.
Bresnahan beat out a neatly placed hunt
IN the first inning, The hr~, aga last nm" "A
Roger was on a hopeless pn"st Tim Jordan.
who played a bangup game. gohbled bTown' :
McGann's trickler. M"rtes flied gently TO
Alperman, The Brookllns Opened WIN bsi
Ter results. DR. Casey prlt.d a angle to HEhi.
and Lumley had sucCumhed ou strikes came
home on Jordan's single
The second and third innings were barren
on both sides. Bergen threw ont a couple OF
New Yorks who managed 10 get on. Ia the
fourth the BrQoklyns shooh NJ %Ia'lor,S SER
strang's head and came nome Shen Lrm-
ley hit for two bases past Nl"rlcs There was
none ont. but luInlrr trl'i 70 stretch his MT
and Q good throw by M"rt"- killed hum at
third base
< unique play was mrdc on evils in the
fifth inning Lewls's grouuder went bet ween
McGann's legs. but Gilbert. who Wa back
ing up. scooped in the bail and peRGed II
over 10 McGann the latter mrrying over
his base after missing lh" groundrr II
was an instance OF we'll drilled team play
and thorough understanding Nter that
the only momentouS happening was a catch
If a foul by Devlin In III" eighth inning.
The Brookiyns batted a rifle better, than
the New FORKS IN the mat f NEE miTHn, that IS
better at punching hits. That was one rea-
son why they won Another reason was a
costly error by Lewis, who missed an op;
portunity to make a double play, and still
a third factor was bases on balls by sGanlon.
There was some very fast tielding, by the
Nnu- VnFkl tho ~ ~ taking tho form OF
double plays. Four double plays put large.
We sized M.on Gribm n1 e II h ITspG fon ihs chances cba %es
He mixed up his shoots better than he has
done heretofore his season. His slow drop
was Sssos aIItern1 ,bTas M dned speed Pc de@ ao q Sh Elm the he
one inning he, was resourceGul enough to put
y stop to the budding rally.
A hair raising stop by. pahlen. on which
adouble play was accomplished, put a. quieius
on the Brooklyns In the first inning. The New
'Yorks felt the heavy hand of a double play
ps1d s'"i pevlin 3' iorSea STeTtss. and then ma a
made an inheld hit which sent Mertes ONE.
The. third was q fatal Inning tnr RroPk,yn.
The New Yorks bit the aall hard. and there
and roasted on first. Browne hit stralsht {"
Jordan. who threw to second to force BresnaII
and mufred the throw. Mccain was harm
less. flying to Lqmley, out poi 80 Mcrtfs,
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crowd back of that temporary boundary.
Under the ground rule he took three bases.
while Bresnahan and Browne strolled ~leisurrly
home. Mertes can in on Dahlen's air pune
turing single to LETT.
StranR sauntered in the fourth. and the hit
and run game. with MatheNson supplying
the hit, put Sammy on third. He scored
when Batch dropped Brcsnahan's. fy, hut
would have scored anyway, IA the ball went
too far out on the moor Tor Strang to have
been thrown out. In, the sape inning Batch
tripled and Lumley followed suit. Iumiey
scored on Devlin's miss Of the return,
An error by, M%athewson and tatlur TO cover
New Yorks In the sixth inning, but the champs
recovered their wits and atoned for, their
lapse by putting through a smooth double
play. Again in the. ninth the Brooklyps
made trouble; lMmley bounced The ball
han kicked. basUng his grievance ON belief
that the hit was foul. and was served with
disposses orders by the umpire. Jordan's
single did not sooth the champS's feelings
any. However, Maloney struck ont. and
Jordan was doubled mp an Bergen's line fly
10 Browne. The scores:
SEw YORK. BRooKlYS.
RE. P. A. ~ II. p. 4. r.