New-York tribune., 1886-08-10
DUNLAP LOSES THE GAME
A COSTLY ERROR FOR DETROITs NEW MAN.
TIE NKw-YoRKs DEFEAT THE LEADING LEAGUE
CLUB ny 9 TO 2.

CLUB BY TO 2.
Much Of New York and q large part OF llar'
lem went Polo Grounds yesterday. Tho turnstes
200 people were there 10 SEQ the great clubs
OF the East and West contest for baseball honors Gov
ernor Hl was present ana occupied chair in
the directors box In the balcony Many other
people OF note watched the with
interest, The game well played and extremely In
,erestjng The New-Yorsers won hut only after the
hardest Kind OF f-h Tho batting was about even and
tho c.rors were pretty evenly divided. Those who
watched tho contest closely thought that the local
players ran the bases better than their op-
ponen,s. welch pitched for tho local club AMI
although he seemed lose his cunning in the second
inning recovered and pitched with good effect
baldwin called Lady,. probably because no looks 40
little ike one. the opposing pitcher and also dif
excellent work. lie is efthanded and seems to
h,vo many OF the moves made familiar to local
enthusiasts by Cu,hman of the Metropolitan Club. He
has good command OF tho bah and plenty OF speed Ben
nett IN. catcher OF the Wolverines. injured his hand In
the - xh nuing aud forced to retire. Cancel taking
his place The ten men. however. do not belong TO
the same class Dunlap. late OF the Black Diamonds
made his first appcarin ani costly error to tho De
ti team Three OF the big fonr made three OF the four
hit. made for the Drtrots. VRonrke. Connor. Ewing
and Wlrd dld the batting ior New-York. Dnnnp's
error In the sixth inning gave tho g'me to Ncwiork
ward on the and sent his players into the neld.
Rch,rls.u D"trplt. Desf all Olnd plaY"r. going to
tne bat Wclch on his mcte ond retired Kichard-
,tr
gronnd"r toward hi-t na-" ana tonh"r pht
him first Rowe. fhc third of the big four. hlt
the nail Eardrr hut IL sailed up IN the air and oprke
c,urht IL as II went toward centre field. or their
nlnc chances WI. zone hut the We.terncrs had not
scored The New-Ynrk nno did bett"r aud scored one
run through scientific batting OIorrkc. the Irst
striker sent the hall MT" rish field for three bases.
out bu living sent Tho bail over Dunlaps head aud
o. .ourke scored. Ewlns was thrown oat ut srconi
hns hu. wa- LIT there a. D. richardson retired on
an easy pop-lp Du1ap. Wcch wild In the second
Il
Ewing. GrrnIrdt. I-trrhrooE and d. Richardson made
gnod and the Wrstcrner4 prevented from
scoring Thonnson. biz back wood-inam sent 10
hr- on called balls. hut Wa. thrown "ut at second ny
Living. Dun ap Wa retired 10y u. Richardson IN left
url II,nlon and Whitc both 10 first base
called balls bat the former and tnc .ic were retired on
Bennei = force To E~r'r'pS A. t1ir b'S" Tao Nr"-
York nc adj 10 their score IN the second inning.
DorSan and O Eourke stlues ont. ls"rbrook and
Wech reached hrst on called balls G"rharit forcing
Wech ~ second n'',. ne inning ending with the
score q, 10 q in favor OF thc NeW.lork>.
The fnrl inniug brguu and the pace became
nycier Htldw n thrown on A. first amt then II.
iIchar-on made the hr't sa,c hit Tor Detroit sending
TIE bt bounding Jh,l " "i W II ,l''oh oNArl cshLe
ficl Hrouibcrs and Row" wrr" thrown on at hr-t by
CernIdt E.trrhroos respectively. In their hall of
The inning '"nu"r mac = '.t'h .W"-'"-Se' 10 =.
hrd, Ewing ,ri aui D. Richardson were rrtirei,
In the fourth inning the Detroit men rallied and
score, run through an u"fortnnitr pay Ihomp-
SON lel on with ht to Crutfr III. Dunlap bt
i,u'i % ~ It he o ~of r.r,,yrr II, .elr ,ul nuiy
retirrd Dnnlir Hanlon pu; ont ~ olour'e. Whte
NJ, - To- .ec,n ha.e whe., tho IL, wa, thrown
IN AMI Connor = - went down ana whitc thrown
ont bY lae unusual play from living 20 t'nn"r at
second ha-~ DJrrIr. E.t"rnro'k tad welsh we're r."
tired IN one" thi"e "rrr Tor - Nrwl"r 7ide. and
tnr fourth inning over. Tho .rore being a tls.
Encp sIr r-tIrei qpcky "a ia" nffh inping. she
minus proved Tor tho N"w-N -NorkcT-. ~ tie
vt.,ttur ula4~r. scored AMI too, The i"ai.
Eroutlrr, lei on with hit tn 'fl MA s1d Rowe US
r-tir.! on a .hnrt q to Ntri. lu"Np-nu th"n NJ
the bal netwcea am nj hs." ami Conuor
sr,uf H. Nric,, covered drst hasr. but 'Ounor urrv
The bl Wildly aui Thompson reached ur't. brouihrr,
going thirl g." cftnr IElnt ihrh threw
the ball wll s. ir,Ius 20 eaten Er'uihcrs NJ
third and The lt'tfr scored on the error lh"
SrW.Nnik.rs seemed 10 hr fcmp"rNrly d~in"rtiIHi
and 20 chasing each al 'hr e T. 'crhSr!t
h,,t, 10 ~ q throw
ot ibuul,y nrss ln" excite
urnl iss nsf ~ iAis inulH- when tie
loo Al To- aver. -ruret and a-n 'D"a fhc cfi on
even iuntn.s fSinr vs. fhrown or AZ ur-' tnd Nhfi
m ie hf o. l-f Md. VHi" -. Richardson us sent
tn hrst halls Dsr-tn tlrn mr. groIghrr 10
Dunlap but mat costly Hraisr frrhl~l % and M'ri
arnte on he rrtor D. E:CnArfs"n gong 20 hirl. Dur
gtf went lrnnu 10 fhiri wi throw 20 second ~
.uI. lacilrt-nu scoring 90 she e.ror L-tei brook
.r:n,k rlt ,Id Wc'c4 rons 'o 3" the same "hen
D.ls.n ;liei Go Lo" and wI- barely thrown ""t
INC Ibis ended TIE -rt inrn- With ne .c'.r
q. so - In favor Of the SEN Io.k ciuh Tue -~frith,
p ,ntl aid uiath inning w~ir p'rirclv riaycL The
T. tg-rs 90 either SIDE being Tetirrd qulcS "rr..
'rnt shout et thr ins pIy and fnn'unr"i thht
fur game was and thAt Nrw.lorE lad Won. Iho
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