New-York tribune., 1884-11-28
A TIE GAME OE BASEBALL.
PROFESSIONALS CosrEs1ISG IN BRooKLYs-rnRff
THOUSAND s,iivERiNu SPECTATORS.

PROFF sstONALs CONTEsIiSG IN BRookLfN-ih"'T
THOUSAND s,iivERNu SPECTATORS.
I'm spite Of the cold weather Yesterday, fully 5000
Ese'""n ra,ns Of 'GE G"spEal 'I at Washington Park
brvYhIyi Ie contest was ihetwss~s TWEEN Iss, ssa
fs"u SruSh ~, iV''' aHd sgms Of The hest PLAY
ere IN The eonnity took psti. The Chicago l'osiol'
se TS's s a" H. pt' Tsss ss s4"s Ts's aud lie
ll,neInaali tiDahs wpte aso present. Outside yii
he slioal potds sapl boys Ntfe sliIne gtef ilie
sss Sflae whs sas na1 s ", ,t s.sf Ia s,,. ssf
nntIl lhe eana Vas brought y 90 eih lbe contest
was s0 el,'se sd e.elns ~ ,lnes tlia' We stseta
&C., xas ,as' ea sss'''sa and 'fsss se"a ro".ssn s
@ ,ans win IlHaf shouts sayan innings we're played,
ihe pan,a resulting IN le eael, side seoil4a ton,
hs reyised Ieagns rales be- new rules ssemed H ls
affect Coreorans delivery slightly, hut II beneiied
liecannOu's C0rcoran seemed to have more trouble
IN keeping his feet on the ground than lndeiysrine
fielding honors, while iIankinson, Troy jones'
Burdock and Farrell exccled IN the batting
although Brady made hit thcsldewas rciIred with
out scoring. In their half OF the inning the Brook
Iyn payers, through batting errors OF their op,
given given his base on called balls, wen.
to second on Burdoek's hit to third
on wild throw by Reipschlager, and scored on u
wild pitch. BnrdSck scored on hit by Rosemap.
the latter reaching the home plato on passed ball
by ReipschIager In the second inning each s,de
was retired without scoring, Jones being the only
player to make 2 hit IN the third inning the New
York players rallied and, getting III two runs. made
their opponents feel anything but conf rtabe.
Brady was given his base on called balls, went to
second and third on errors by BurdOck at second
hase, aud scored on a two-base hit by Hankinson.
Hanknson scored OH single hit by Troy ln their
hall of the same inning the Brooklyn players in
crcascd their lead by adding one more run to their
score Roscman reached his base on six balls, was
advanced base on Fergusons sacrifice. and scored
on a hit by Farrell No rms were scored in the
fourth inning but in the fifth the New York play
ers rallied and got IN one run: Bccannon got
life on a wild pitch, although he struck at the
ball. went to second passed ball, and scored on
a hit by Hanklnson. In tho following inning the
New-Y0rk players sent another man around the
base and tied The score amid wild applause. Troy
made hit, but was caught mapping and put out.
Jones also made hit and scored on an error by
COrcOran. Another inning was played, but neither
side could add to their score and as II was too dark
To complete another inning the game had
to be called Tho players and spectators, however.
are not SATISFIED with the result and he lIe will hs
played on at the Polo Grounds OH Saturday. Be
cannon, who win play with the MetrOpoiit ans next
year. showed great Improvement In tie box. But
for the wild pitching and rather poor catching Of
Relpschlagcr in the iirst inning, tho NcwYOrk
pia, ers would have been victorious. The full score
was as follows: