New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23
TIE BROWNS BADLY BEATEN
HEAVY BATTING BY THE LEAGUE TEAM.
wuE ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONS hEronNANe
HOME WITH ONLY ONE VICTORY
SCORE I" TO D.
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Philadelphia Oct c2-Thc sixth OF inc so''os ..
Baseball GANGS for the championship of the world
was PLAYED here to-day in the presence Oh gooo
,crowd Of Quaker followers OF tho Nauonai game
The weather cold, yet fully 4ooo pcopio wo'o
lprcsent There was largo party OF new OBJECTS
present and they chccred their favor'tes WIN true
kCotbam zeal The QuaHers made favorites OF neither
team and applaudcd brilliant plays by both teams.
nj. N.,ryorLers won and now have five victories to
ther credit TO one for st. louis. The two teams
started for St. Louis tonight and the Association
champions claim that they will regain their presuso
,xchen they get to homo grounds. but they won't Inc
Giants have to win only one more game to become
the champions of the world. and they VIII 40 'ha'
unless something unexpected happens
The New-Yorkers won to-day's game by terrific
hating In the sixth and seventh innings Then tho
St. Louis men went TO pieces, and as their hearts
sank into their boots the Giants PILED up runs "h''
tho scorers got dizzy The New-York players say TO
might that they win with any one OF their hVo
pitchers, and Crane. Ttcom5, and even George may
be ptted against the ST. Louis champions before the
scries Is over. In the fifth inning in the Brooklyn
game last Friday Brown had finger dislocaeeo' ou'
splucky caught out the game. NOBODY knew Oh IL
until to-day, when he casually remarked that no
couldn't catch because his hand was out OF JONI.
Brown may not be as great catcher as Ewing, but
be is as pl,icky.
Just before to-day's game Dcwolf Hopper and
Dtgby Bell were presented with handsome gold
headed canes by the New-York players O'Rourke
made the presentation speech, having
flow of pure English that knocked Glad
,slone silly, Comedian Bell expressed
IT, Lyons started for home and says he viii never
play ball again. On the way over from New-i DIX
q ballot taken among the baseball crowd
Harrison received thirty votes while only twenty
two went for Cleveland. Ward played great game
to-day and so did Richardson and o'Rourhe, ana
Ewing too. in spite OF his errors. welch was wild
st first but pitched fine game after the first inning
Tho next game will be played at st. Louis on
Wednesday.
The NEWCOMERS were first at the bat but Herman,
Ewing and Richardson were retired in order. The
St. Louis men not easily disposed or TOR they
scored three runs. welch seemed nervous and Ewing
was not himself Latham was put out but Robinson
sent a splendid drive down between left and centre
6elds and had reached third base before slattery
could field the ball home. O'Nehl sent an easy
grounder to second Richardson felded IL 10 the
home plate but in the collision that followed Ewing
dropped the ball and Robinson scored. Welch then
sent Comislcy 10 first called balls and The New
York contingent began to turn blue. Wild pitch
nut O'Nell on third and Comiskey on secona'
Mccarthy then sent neat hit just over second oase
and O'Neill and Comiskey scored MCCARTHY was
thrown out Connor took Herr's liner and the inning
ended with the score to O.
The second inning was quickly passed over, each
team being retired in 1-23 onier In the third
inning welch again lost his cunning and the St. Louis
nine scored another run. Latham and Robinson
were sent TO first on called DAis'
but the former. in his eagerness danced 100
far of second and thrown out by one OF Ewing
rife shots Comiskey put out by Richardson.
Mccarthy then hit safely to right field Robinson
would have remained third had not Herman fumbled
tho ball Then Robinson ran homo.
In the fourth inning the NEWCOMERS scored one
rum and their friends yelled furously After Herman
had been put Ewing hit safely 10 right held Ken,
ordco
have been put at second except that lsoDinson
dropped the bali and Ewing kept on 10 thlrd on Ins
error Richardson stole second. Robinson dro opHs
the ball again and the error allowed Ewing TO scufe
The fifth inning was without incident but the sixth
stirred blood of the friends of the Giants to the
boiling point. After two men were out the New
Workers began TO bat and before the third out was maze
the Giants had three rns n ana @
Ewing made lively hit TO centre field ikchaidson
followed with long drive to LETT a a a foa of
and the big batter sent TO first on called balls
He Immediately stole TO second Ward then made
,twobagger to right field and Richardson and Common
scored amid tremendous applause. Slattery struck
out and the sixth inning ended with the score a
The Giants continued to WELD the bat with effect
in the lucky seventh inning and scoring three more
grand stand danced and yelled and astonished the
6uakers with their famous Harlem howls. O'Rourke
made a hunt hit and took second error by
Latham whitney struck out, but WEIGH made a hit,
bringing homo O'Rourke. Herman also hit safely.
Ewing then made ve Whit TO centre field and Tier
nan and wclch scored The friends of ST. Louis were
Posyey ashamed Of them tR The The S
st. Louis men became badly demoralzed. They were
Whipped and seemed zee to hnST IT. aD RUNS were
dagger by Connor. wild pitch and errors by
Cemiskey, Mccarthy and Herr In their half of the
eighth inning the 81. Louis got run Latham got TO
first on an error by Whitney, stole second and when
Ewing LETT The home plate unguarsed TO catch fly
1t was dark play further and the game was
called. The score was as follows:
Ne,O. JOrr. ;r.;lbipolaleu 81. Louis rlbpO a. e.