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Phone 718-834-9350 • [www.BrooklynPapers.com](www.BrooklynPapers.com) • © 2005 Brooklyn Paper Publications • 16 pages • Vol. 28, No. 34 BWN • Saturday, August 27, 2005 • FREE  \nStaten Island Yankee Kyle Larsen, who had tripled in a run earlier in the game, shatters bat his second time up during the first-ever New York-Penn League All-Star Game, which took place at Keyspan Park Tuesday night.  \nCONEY’S STARRY NIGHT  \nPenn League’s best a hit at ballpark  \nBy Vince DiMiceli  \nThe Brooklyn Papers  \nFireworks lit up the sky in streams of red, white and blue and balloons were let fly into the twilight as the final verse of “The Star Spangled Banner” was sung at Keyspan Park Tuesday night, kicking off the first professional all-  \nstar baseball game in Brooklyn since 1949.  \nAnd while no major leaguers took the field, the capacity crowd was treated to a well-played contest that pitted the best players the New York-Penn League (NYPL) has to offer.  \nIn the end, the league’s firstever all-star game saw the National League-affiliated squad defeat the American League-affiliated squad 5-4.  \nCyclones right-hander Bobby Parnell was handed the ball by National League manager Tom Prince, of the Williamsport Crosscutters, and he promptly struck out two of the first three batters he faced after allowing a hard liner to center fielder and Cyclone teammate Joe Holden.  \nChucking for the American Leaguers was Staten Island Yankees right hander David Seccombe, who also put the side  \ndown in order in the top of the first.  \nBut in the second, a single by Ryan Patterson, of the Auburn Doubledays, was followed by a booming triple to dead center field by Yankee Kyle Larsen, who was booed ferociously by the Brooklyn-heavy crowd.  \nThe Nationals first hit didn’t come until the third, when Chad Gabriel, of the New Jersey Cardinals, grounded a single up the middle with one out. He got as far as second thanks to a weak ground ball by the Vermont Expos’ Leonard Davis, but was left stranded when Wladimir Sutil, of the Tri-City Valley Cats, struck out on three pitches.  \nThey took the lead in the fifth, batting around and scoring three runs.  \nIt started innocently enough when, with Hudson Valley Renegade Wade Davis in for the Amer-  \nicans, Steven Pearce, of the Williamsport Crosscutters, singled to center. After Jamestown Jammer Jeff Van Houten struck out, Davis got a little wild, walking Clay Harris, of the Batavia Muckdogs, before Cardinal Chad Gabriel was hit by a pitch.  \nDavis then followed with a single to left that plated Harris, and Sutil followed with an RBI single to right. After Holden struck out on a high and outside fastball, Jammer Gabby Sanchez singledin two more runs with a liner to center, giving the Nationals a 4-1 bulge.  \nThe Nats tacked on a run in the sixth when pinch hitter Mark Ori, of the Valley Cats, led off the inning with a single, was sacrificed to second, went to third on a single by Harris and scored on agrounder to second by the Cardinals’ Sean Danielson.  \nSee ALL-STARS on page 4  \n18 ON COUNCIL JOIN TISH TO  \nATTACK LAND GRABS  \nBill would axe city cash for Ratner’s Nets plan  \nBy Jess Wisloski  \nThe Brooklyn Papers  \nA bill was introduced in the City Council this week that would bar the city from using eminent domain solely for economic development purposes and prohibit city funds from being used for such projects.  \nEighteen council members signed on as co-sponsors ofthe legislation, drafted by Prospect Heights Councilwoman Letitia James.  \nThe legislation came in response to a June ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that affirmed the right of state governments to take private property in the name of economic","cbCaikNosZnRgVU7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikNosZnRgVU7","pdf",3420456,17,"English","# Coney’s Starry Night\n## Penn League’s best a hit at ballpark\n# On Council Join Tish to Attack Land Grabs\n## Bill would axe city cash for Ratner’s Nets plan\n# A‘fine’ mess\n## Smith, Court eateries vow to fight city’s backyard cafe summonses","[{\"question\":\"What event does the issue cover at Keyspan Park on Tuesday night?\",\"answer\":\"It covers the first professional New York-Penn League All-Star Game held in Brooklyn since 1949, with fireworks and a contest between league squads.\"},{\"question\":\"What was the final score of the New York-Penn League All-Star Game?\",\"answer\":\"The National League-affiliated squad defeated the American League-affiliated squad 5-4.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the City Council bill described aim to change regarding eminent domain?\",\"answer\":\"It would bar the city from using eminent domain solely for economic development purposes and prohibit city funds from being used for such projects.\"}]","Brooklyn’s Real Newspapers - Coney’s Starry Night | PDF",43]