New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
THE BOSTONS BEATEN AGAIN.
FINE BASEBALL AT THE POLO GROUNDS.
THE VISITING CLUB ALLOWED TO MAKE TWO RUNS
BY NEw-YORK's BLUNDFRs.

BY NEw-YoRKs BLUNDFRs.
Yesterdays game of baseball at the Polo
Grounds between the New-York and Boston League
clubs was similar in many respects to the match
OF the day previous between tho clubs The st-
tendance larger yesterday fully 4OoO people being
present, and the excitement. in consequences. was
greater Brilliant maneuvres pleasantly
and the spectators recognized difficult
plays with truo baseball favor. Indifferent plays
and blundering errors few and far between
Keefes pitching. Ewing's batting, Esterbrooks bIuh
ders and Stemmeyers awkwardness were the features
OF tho game. O'Rourke sprained his ankle
in the sixth inning and was forced 10 re-
tire Richardson taking his place in centre
field The change bore good fruit for the litto player
made n HIT and run the only time he went to the bat
"semwinder" the big Bunker Hill pitcher. seems to be
made of the stun necessary to make good pitcher but
he was not as effective New-YOrks smaller but more
skiful pitcher. stenmcyers Immense strength shows
itself in his lightning delivery. lie appears, however
70 have more speed and temper than curve
The Boston club the bat first but failed 10
core although Sutton led of with two-base hit Ward
ended the Boston players chances by brilliant double
MAY The New. York men were successful making
an earned run in their half Of the vning ORourkc
sent the na safely into field aud then stole to
second Evings hit to right field sent ORourke
bome Neither sido scored in the second
inning, Both clubs drew blanks IN the
third inning also brilliant running eaten ShIehes G uy
ed while Ewng's clever base-runnne antics afforded
iaurhter ana loud shouts OF deTI,0n The latter was
for the benefit OF the "bcan-eaterS' NO more fhhs
were scored either side until the sixth inning wneh
club added one more rnn 70 It's score EWING
led of with another safe hit, hut was again re
tired with Ward double play wei
executed by Burdock, Morrill, and WISE. Gillespie
would have stru out. hut Catcher Tate allowed the
bail TO pass him and the lank left fielder went from he
hon plate to the timely hit 10 cen
I've eid by organ Gillespie home. la the seventh
inning the local p further ahead by scoring
runs i.ourke retired III the sxth inning roa
srraiped acke. Richardson taking his place Gerhardt
made a hit and was ioId.y app!auded. Richardson
fnIIowcd with another hit toward left neid sutton
allowed the hall pass him, and each player was al
yanced a base the COnnOr male u MT 10
centre field and both Gcrhardt and Richardson scored
the latter having narrow escape at the nome
pate Tire local players dd not show the same spirit III
ih eighth inning the preceding once ana the los
ION men scored runs which ought never 10 nave
been made Morrill, struck ont, but Nash made mn.
The latter went second on passed Dail
ana johnson put out on an ea-y ny
to Esicrbrook. Tate. the next striker, sent the
han toward ESterbrOok. The fascinating tird 'msemdn
tope the flying globe. posed refuliy aud then threw
the ball about ten feet CoLnOTs head Nash scored
ON The error aud Tate went around othlrd Oasr VIVA
pitch allowed reach the home plate The score
was q follows: