The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

AHuOklYX. NV YORE ~ D., g.
The Giants venturei on N the BROOKLYN,
lnt vr,terdlv in their daily foray for base.
ball spoils hut ran into such lively and
helhgere foe that instead of repcnishing
they we're worse m az the finish than he
fore The RAID On tho PARK SlOp. Wa a
failure The Rrooklyns PLAYED the better
game and Won cleanlv and dsCi>iNely
They outhu and outaelded tho Giants
They punched their hits IN advantage
on Wltse. Who nrlded better than he
pitrhcsi lie va one of the beat neders
In a game ~ stylish heldiug In which the
Rrooklyns. a. SAID. eN,ellsd
There was fin,h and force VA BrOoklyn's
game. Eoodly amount NJ the motive
power being radiated from tho turtle bark.
otherwise the mound. And sometimes
known a. IN. hox Here ~ Narger held
forth, and hv his gO0d work against the
Giants he further enhanced his rapidly
spreading reputation ~ q pitcher NJ a
carat grade The warp and voot Of his
servbe consisted of speed. change of pace
deity concealed a. 20 motion and a sharp
hreaking curve Thus equipped he vas
10 the Clan hatsmen orat'smln vino
prevented any hitttng In -eVucure ana one
hose slant, Inscribed absolutely unAnoN "a
higrnglyphiy, when there Ms nobody
on ba.e
Al BROOKLYN that could get day m
rallied Ia the support ct o." Washington
parkcrs. aud a, tho Giant. alNay, draw
many 81 their own inNnSmun when they
go over 70 the village Ut nahlen, toners
there weTrn Z any mon fans in either the
city OF NoS York 0r tho hamlet of BrOoklyn
who stayed home on account Of wash day
There the, sal Jammed iu tho grand stand
and oyerrunning the hleaChers. the urban
New Yorker amt he rural BroOkivulte.
shirtN aisted by hundreds fnr comfort
and the Manhattan boulevar,lers forced
BY circumstances on the field t..lOW "a 10
. sc,oud fiddle turn In the hattlc,iore and
shuttleuock Of per,tiage With the BROOKLYN
rtihes WI hold hirn rr,c when Giant
and Demon clash
Says ruh~ 20 houleyardirr The GI'n's
ant got ChAnrt says houle' ardieT 10
uihr ~. Nau 'ill MAtty get. az EN- aud
they'll throN aVay their lat. Nnd II
that Wouldn make Nuu laugh AMI forget
Theodore liOoA and George ado hat
would
Id vas m tho -crond inning that the
Hrooklvu- nrst .pauns,i the ,iu uit bat for
= nne Aeldtnx pla, hY Nili-e hey sould
have made more runs NuWU-' singled 20
% u
barring he les hut soon heiug himself
Rnain leunoN sacrificed davidson M
over tie DIRE q IN inhvld. MurIaE luUblsd
huunel came home aud lia' ,dSun went
10 -esoud NIli-e caught a teuung liner
from smith hat and doubled bavin..,.l
with q throw % Budvell Al -ey.und y,
GEORGE Ntltse play Va= Hullf There
vas. only ono iun,ns 2 hi'h he New
singled IN ne 'hird ,i'h one OUT. nut DOYLE
and MURRAY peTished ON inneId gruunderz
The View lorks .ouIdn steal 90 Bergen
when theN did ge' on DOYLE tried % 90
tnught the wireless Tor fhI, steal ant
though there vere TOO ral'. on Murray
hargeT made ptt,holt on no third and
bergen turned Toy 10 beck with an accurate
bully hne The Brooklyn. missed good
Change 20 ~UUTe lu The nth Lennon
DOUBLED and Davidson tired 20 sarrirle
Meyers handed the hunt sharply amt threw
lrns part Wa veil conceived hu' where
alertusss wash show u Nag " hon Davidson
Who tOok third on BERGEN hit stood rtf
footed there shen Bsrg-r huute "a.
len on bg''oa ~ LennoN 81 fvo hagrer
inc identallv vas ~urh heraurr p~, nre
FauFed ne bail poor. Ne should have
Daubert Slapped three ba-ge, pa,
seymour IN the sixth Ne held third while
" hest flied 20 Uey0rr huf m do rrH'ks for
the plate V hen HUmueI grounded 20 lh0TIp .
DOYLE had ar ~ play 90 front n HIM hut
threw he ball INTO The ground. and rhr Tine
lOsi while Movers vHs CATHERINE fu The
bound allowed Daubert 20 slide under
safely
Deyln radr NrV Works run IN he sew +
enth We hit safely % centre. and hat .
would have been Two hfEgeT ha'rUa 70 .
three harrpT hstatI-s Wheat ,ruz-ed b4 nd. .
on aud booted no hlli beyiG Tailed ~ .
Merfle'S ground Ila' sWH,k tu smith .
The BroOklvu- more -ed their cad o. their
half Of the inning ard % WHs Ec,ruh Dalton .
Who contributed no rre1kur boo huris .
which vas pure WDk smith -.rrle and .
with fvo out Dalton fried 200 du,h q bell .
close in and got The handle pf hts bet tn tho
way \ pop ~ over Ncrkle'- head Vas tho .
result good for two bases smith Dfed
ard Daubert'- single brought iE DB'pu '
The latter I'D me running - beat Deyore.z .
throw in Wheat walked. ana a. hen Meyers
inside Vutrk throw 10 49, odd N catch .
Dauhert moment later tho latter dashed .
10 third lle got there too aud he laugh +
would have b.en uu tho Giant, n Wheat
hadn't been sluN Boz fryirR for 49, Oud On
the play A. % Na.. Devil return 10 Dove
nipped Wheat
Ssy mour 0pered tho ninth with v two
baEFer Bridwell stU'k out Ieyliu
drove a line hfll 70 centre but Davidson
kinds Of pIoba bic trouble thereby David
sou skated in head down and PIN, KIDD the
ball from tle lover foUz Nerkle he,ame
delun,t on = skinner 10 Smith
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