New-York tribune., 1886-05-04
LEAVING BROOMS BEHIND.
1HE NEw-YorK BASEBALL CLUB BEATEN.
VICTORY FOR PuLADFLPuIA-NEwT ToKKrEs
RtTURN WITHOUT THEIR TROPHIES.

IL IuHN WITHOUT I'll tIR IRPHlE~.
PHILADELPHIA. May 3.-R3creatlOn Park was
crowded this afternoon wnen the Pnadeipha and New
York baseball clubs net for the drst time tni' season.
and the visiting club compeei To suffer their first
"rat There 5000 persons present The housetpps
In The neghbh"oi OF Tho grounds black with specta
t"Fs who were more par Isan than those inside the
grounds TUE game from Philaielpnia standpoint
was an excellent one. This. however, was not
the opinion OF the party of brokers' merchants
and other baseball enthusiasts who accompanied the
NT"-lok nine from tn me ropois and they returnrd
home To night in anything but happy mood. Por
u"n OF the left wing Ui the grant stand II been re-
served for the New YorSers and when they entered In
'"dy. all carrying broo ns embems OF victory. they
created sensation. Daring the closing innings OF the
Tue game. the orooms began droop and an unhappy
ana Inrorn look stole gratuay the c0untenances
OF the Visiting spectators With keen sense OF huuor
winch such an is to produce 10 the aver
age Philadelphia the Newcomers asked. more
vigorously than politely to Transfer the brooms as they
were needed in this city. Tue crowd became highly
hilarious, and the cries OF BroOms. BroOms." could
DC heard TOR blocks When tho game WAS over rush
was mahe by the crowd 10 gepossessiou OF the brooms
The owners handed the trophies to the excited
Phiadelphans. who bore them screaming ike
tribe OF Sioux Tniiaus. The New YORK players had
several excellent opportunities to rally aud score more
runs but they did embrace them.
OnliKe IN Sew-YOrk the game was not called until NJ
teen minutes after 4 o'clock. Captain Irwin hipped
con IN the air Captain Ward said heads, aud heads
was The Philadelphia players scattered In tue field
while the curly healed Okourke stepped 10 the plate
bat IN hand, and the League OF 1885 in Phael-
pnia Was begun ORourke, the OF his Knick-
erbocknr ireuds struck out Tue bulky Connor made
hi, bat was thrown second and Gillespie was
also thrown OUT made. Toe Philadelphia
players IN their half OF the did better work. ami
took the lead by great delight Of
the partisan spectators Wood. the acquisi-
DrLr
centre-hed fence and reached third base the
hiL Daily |as put ont on long az TO left
held and Wood Both retired quick
order In the second inning In the third inning the
New-YorE club scored two and the little colony OF
Newi orkers in lsf wing OF the grand stand were
the haDpest people IN Phia ielphia Ward led of with
a hit and went third ORourses two-base hit.
The former scored wild pch by DAILY, o O'Rourke
gong to third Giespie's lOns hy to centre field
allowed O'Rourke TO Tie NewYork nine scored
another In the following inning Esterbrook led of
with twobase to left hc and the New-York delegs
tion yelled by irwin at short stop on ball
hit ny Deasey allowed Esrerbrook to reach the home
plate In their half OF the inning the home
players scored their second run Daily made a two.
base MT to lett reld togarty hit 10 right held ana
Daily went tO third. IhrOOgh Dorgan = carrtrn'hess
The ball passed him ana Daily scored on me error.
This left the score at th- ending ot the Iourtn inning al
3 % , IN favor d New-TDrx
The NewYork players put out in one. two. three
Ia the nftn nniu1. wnlle tue crowd was thrown
three around tire bases aud thus pscng the score
al ) to 3 in their favor Ba-tan made hit, stole 10
srcond aud scored Andrews two ba9grr kerfe al
los ed Wood 10 ~ TO nrst on called b tiis ana A.
Daily followed with A twv-ba.e hit. both Andrews
ana Wood scored. THIS ended the run making until
the eI-hth inning. The NewIork men had three men OF
this innng. bat tha sharp work Of the Phila-
d-lpnian- prevented from b-irg score l. The nome
players were more fortunate to4ary mad hit, stole
second third wild pitch and scored on an
pitch. IN Nrw- YORK players male another
rally In tbe nintn inhiug ana got tue Oass
full they failed sou man across tue nome
In Just hour time tne New-Iork- we're Oe@teu
by the score or 8 % g. The New-YOrkers fe 20 their
coaches. VIII red TO the depot AMI Jumping into
their private We're OtcE 10 Ne~IOrk sOne lho Dc
fore mdnixhf, lu-t a. ron men NOT man
In the party made a bet the game. they wantrd 10
back ier avOrt- uObO iy cOdld Oe found 10 Oack
club. Inc