The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-24
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rae Gr,nts landed telling punches in the
zane az Washington Park yesterday and
asyed me BrOoklyns soundly. In the matter
of'hs game the telling punches we're landed
vrh hats In the matter Of a fight in the
.Nth ming Arthur DeVhn landed a serie.
OF punrHes on the features Of big man in a
F.,1 Who had been abusing him. The fat
agh' made the crowd forget all about the
ball game for a few minutes and for q while
made Reno look like PRAYER meeting.
There was q party Of men in q bOx back Of
third base, several Of whom repeatedly
hurled abusive names at Devlin. yellow
dog. they cried. yellow dog over and
over AGAIN Provoked by the yer bal assault
nevlin vas an angry man when he went 70
The field IN the sixth inning. and showed Il
hy uord and manner. The bOx occupanta
renewed their abuse AZ this, waving 70
peynn 70 come over. Devlin accepted the
challenge When the innlng was finished he
threw aslie his glove and headed for tho
bot
me of the men who had been shouting
a. the third basemAn got up when the latter
got % the rail OF the box Devlin swung
rghr and left 70 his annoyers face. and inn
mrdaIsIy the stands we're In an uproar.
The msn opened the gate and vent out al
pe,un and the latter let him have ig again
Spectators sWarmed ABOUND the scEapper.
and the New York players rushed 10 the
scene some belligerent and some 10 atop
the 1Eht DevOre and Doyle took sWIngs
q the opposition. while Becker, nridWell
and McGraW we're pulling the men apart
mpirs Klein rushed 70 the tnick OF the
ruJuon and ordered the players 10 20 10
her hcnch. Deylin, Doyle and Deyore
we're put out Ol the game In the mean
time the police had taken q hand and
separated the hostile iOrces The hox
stand and Tor the rest OF the game the
once noisy box was empty and silent
peyIin Who h a. sandy q man as stands
On NO feet, went 10 the clubhouse and
acre we're no more cries OF yellow dog
Neyln ana Doyle we're arrested A. soon
a. hey could put on their street clothing
ami taken away rom there NCGraw sent
somebody around ~ the police station N
Uau them out. he box party adjourned
ale die. While the ninth inning was on
q i'ud CHATTER on the street outside prompted
rush Of spectators 10 ne beck OF the
stand to see what was going ca. Twas
only the patrol wagon rafting over the
sony pave, IheY We come for peylin
vac the cry. but that wash the case The
Nagon brought q supply Of COPS n see that
nothing airesh broke Out after the game
Nothing did People stood around VA knots.
but .pastoFallike quiet reigncd after the
lncidental TO the passage at arms the
Niants took revenge on ty harEeT who
hypnOtiEed them last Monday. They played
q brisk tattoo on the BargeriAn curye- and
drove BhrgeE ~ seclusion In the fourth .n.
ming The New Norks hitting Was clean.
savage and timely. two runs being raped
home In the second inning and four m the
fourth. The third inning promised much
tOT brooklyn bat ended 3 flat failure
and hiNa WNaaA Fataa Al ga.UT
nobody out, and al tae Brooklyn roote--
W ere a-QuiveT with expectancy. Wheat WAS
81 The bat. but Driicke pTnngsd hls jumping
smash. threw to the, plate for a force and
Neyers thFeW 20 Merkle for the second
-s, Ton u a double lointed play Tie
-' pUrihc was cOmplets when Huminel struck
Meyers Welded his stick with ehe~t ri.
r.ns With three singles. one Of the hta
On which the BrOOklyns illed the blse-
o ne third lnnIns vas ~ % centre wis b
-an N the fourth on d two bigreT BIZ
= .dsOn, n base on halls. force " third
Bri4usll TO Devlin. and a safe prod 70 let
F Happy smith. snith singled In the
ninth stole Second With no effort made
o. stop him. and doubled Brooklyu's i'm
posIng total when Wilhelm SINGLED
pevlin, who wac - accomplished with
ne wood a. with his bun-h Of fyes. slashcd
Z double 20 centre IN the NTH and w..s
hsrad home by Meyers berker made
no r0Inds IN the eighth on a hin = steal
snI e Wild throw BY Wilhelm Sey mour
GOT s Zip on the arm from q pitched bah
ant rs'ired on that acc cunt. not fr0BFany
e1'rBneous happenings such a. ane ted
The three De
The mtn Who ran into Devlin's fists was
one bI- hmitt His chauffeur was long
. DO him ~ the time and ALSO vas a target
for punch or two According to q nearby
tTe 'Hfor a boy back of the box started
yelling 10 Devlin and the men In fhe box
took .fup
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