New-York tribune., 1886-06-01
NO ROOM FOR THE PLAYERS
ENORMOUS CROWD AT THE POLO GROUNDS.
vouxrrp POLICE CHAR THE DiAMoND-SEw-YoRX
BEATEN ny DETROIT.

.,orxrvn POLICE CHAR THE DrAMoND-SEw-YoRK
BrATrN ny DETROIT.
A game of baseball was played at the foio
.una. v.s-riay afternoon that at least 81, 600 people
ilI not soon forget 1t tho second game hero oe
vs.n the NewYork and Detroit clubs and the interest
IN the contest rose fever heat About 7ooo p"op'o
v,,pessed the game In the morning. bat there wero
double that number present hour and half oeoro
the afternoon game began. Every gate ana oA' 70"
opened to allow the pushing surgng crowo 70 gov INV
the erounds Ticket spcculatorsdtia lively ousihc'So
failing so cent admission tickets at ~ oo e"o"'
Every available position WAS soon occupe' ous w
crowd increased until. when the timo for 'n' s M,
r,ved q mass OF humanity covered the whole ned Ine
payers were there thero was no place 70 ps'' "o
few police present. assisted 10y the players "~a '
efort TO get tho crowd back. but with only psra su"
eesa Rouudsman Sweeny worKei nKe . ooS'o'' '"' e
ooud do little sngehandei ag Anss tho host drouno
rules were made allowing ohy single nit wnen 'ao
hail went into the crowd and the game was started
after fashion, at A4o. Ino crowd
however. marched mp to the base hnes
While the ou,foders banked In by men and boys
oniy few feet OF the bssemau. In the drst inning
the Detroit wero retired quickly For the Now,
YORK eide ORourke and Conpor had been put out ana
Ewing and Ward bases when the umpire saw II
was TO attempt to pay longer and SaIea ns tns
game whe the players worked esr M o way ,. saw
the PLAYERS leaving the field sent up shou@ oo,ne
rushed toward the gates ana aou be played
But Manager Mutrie determined to play the game
twenty minutes the policemen dashed into the
crowd and succeeded ia getting them party ON !ns
diamond field. A few minutes later nine mouh.e1
pocemen came the Sixth-sye gate ana hesne9
their horses straight for the crowd Ths i1gh,en%sa %
rushed pc mol In every direction ana Lne
women scrcamsd, More mounted police rode H. Inc
nocemen worked with q will and succeeded In gettlne
The crowd back far enough the to begin again
at 500 The OF course could not be played as IL
sb0nld have with the players crainped Tor space
Gillespie made hit aud Ewing scored making the nfst
rnn Of the came for the NewYorks the next two IN
nings ran smoothly enough. neither side scorng Dr
iant double play Gerhardt and Connor In Tue sceon
being the In the fourth The Wolverines scored
ono rnu and tied the Richardson maze q NIT
went 10 second on IA hit by Thompson and scored Oh
hit by White. No runs were inauo on
c,,her side until the seventh inning when the
detroit men scored one aud took tbe eau q.
Eennett reached first hit and Crane was seht 10
frst on called balls Hanion's force sent Bennett 10
tnirl ann sacrc hit bv Brouthers sent Bannct nome
In inc nth inning Detroit players scored two runs
thanks to the umpiring OF Eagai Brontheis intue u
hit while Richardson went 10 hrst on an error py
Thoupsop reached null by GilcSple al"
Brouihers scored. o kourke ulfed nal sent lhto
centre field py anu Richardson scored on an error