New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
BROOKLYN WINS AGAIN.
THE GIANTS FIND THEY HAVE THEIR
HANDS FULL
DARKNESS RATHER rAvoRs THE BRIDEeRoeNs
-ruE INTEREST DEEPENs.

DARKNESS RATHER FAvoRs THE BRIDEeRoeMs
THE INTEREST DEEPENs.
The Brooklyn ball-players won thelr Scum Scum 49,
m the worlds championship series al the r''o ' '
Yesterday darkness again playing an ihpor"' P
IA deciding the game. In the ninth ih''e' VIZ, U
bases fun and only one man out, Umpire 0auhey
a the game 10 the great JOY of the followers oil me
prookIxn lnb and the intense disgust OF the followers
of the Giants Cudworth. captain OF the Worcester
club lit big piece Of paper IN the grshoS'anu' anu
had IL over his head. nc thought II funny mus 10
intensify the falling SHADOWS, but President Day says
that oudworth will not pe aHo"eo 70 e"sr "'s io
Grounds again.
Welcb pitched wretcheay, and o'Day was put In 70
pltcn in the sixth inning Had the change been mado
sooner the result would probably have been different
Caruthers relieved Hughes In the eighth inning The
Giants showed little snap or determination In theh
work playing far below the form which won them the
League pennant The team cannot hope TO retain the
worlds pennant with a continuation OF such WORN
Hereafter the games al the Polo Grounds will be started
at Q as p. m. To-days and to-uorrow's games wah
be played at Washington Park
Even tho friends of the Giants admitted that IL
would have been all but impossible to have played out
that ninth inning But they to think that when the
nmpires did start the inning It ought to have Deeh
played out The defeat may do The G'an's soou'
though. The New-York players have been enurcH
too confident Now they see that they have not gov
Sec0EdclaSS team 10 COnVnu WIN, "hN ''N''
time out they will probably play ball Just oloA
people witnessed yesterdays game.
Gore went first TO the bat and lost the new psiI
In the left field seats. The next one he sent to"aru
second and Collins threw him out at hrst. Iiorh@n
was more fortunate and sent the bah sKImnlns ou'
nj Conins's reach. He ran 10 second on "l'o pioA
and scored the first run of the game on Ewmgs hVsV
HIT 10 centre field Ewing stole second, assisted py
"A wild throw BY Clarke Ward thon hunted the Dali
toward third and cleverly beat tho throw 10 hrs''
but was thrown out trying 20 steal secohd oo"h'i
followed with two-bagger between lett ana oehuo
Aelds and Ewing scored Richardson maze nv
and stole 10 second while OROurke was sent 10
or.t nm called halls filling tho bases Whitney. how
.vsr sent an easy ly TO OJ}ren leaving his three
companions on the bases For Brooklyn brleh'
pouins and Burns put out as they came 10 the
hat and the first inning closed with the score at 10
IN New-Iorks favor
In the second inning WEIGH led of with two
Dagger to left field Gore was put out but Herman
cod 20 first on a tumble by Collins Ewings grounder
10 Collins forced Welch out at the plate. WARD MI
safely 10 left field but Tho ball helded so quickly
that Herman got only TO third Common was pun
out NJ first and the Giants again had three men left on
khe bases The Brooklyn mon were more fortunate
10 their half and tied the score of their rivals
In the third inning the Giants went out in short
prder Richardson and oRourlfe striking out and
Whitney being thrown out az hrst Hughes, the hrst
brooklyn bstsman, was sent TO first on called balls
but O'Brien's ny was Caught py Nhl'boy' NVAi'1i'
hit safely 10 left field. Burns sent fly to centre,
bat Gore muffed the ball. He then threw wildly to
third and missed putting Hughes. Fouz hit safely
10 left field and Hughes and Collins scored Pnkney
thsn forced Burns out third from ard to whitney
dark hit safely to left field and Foutz scored, but
Whitney was thrown out trying 10 make third Score
Ghs foareS inning WEIGH struck out, but Gore
made Q twobagger 10 right field lie ran 10 thlu OH
Hepans sssrihee but was LEFT there on ETng o 9p'
tha hall aflin 0ye a
home run. Smith made twobagger 70 left hen c put
was thrown out trying 10 maze three bases hushes
Tie same direction for a single, advancing Hughes TO
ihlrd. collins then fOroed Hughes out at the plate
Burns was sent 10 FIRST on called balls, hlime
the bases. Fouta's foul was caught by Ewing;
In the fifth inning the Giants added three runs to
their Welch continued his stumbling career;
and their half Of the inning the Brooklyn mon added
The sixth inning opened with Gore at the bat, but
he was thrown out at first Herman made TIRE
Dagger TO right field. Ewing was put out by Clark
but ward hit safely past Short and Herman scored.
inbred Richardson then hit TO centre field and Ward
scored, but Conner was thrown out at thrd. Ibeh
Ncch very properly sent 70 the CLUB mouse, an9
6Dsy put IN 70 pitch The first thing ne s G.a
by ward, and Foutz sent fly to Herman score
BROOKLYN, 8; New-York T. .,
0'Rourke opened the Giants usually lucky seventn
secOnd on passed ball Whitney was sent TO first
on called balls o'Dsy sent an easy grounder 10
second and not only put Whitney out, but was thrown
h. Smith got er eG s SaSnd The 70 Brook
iyn players were quichy put out in the ey egnIh
Inning Caruthers went In 10 pnch' al ileilia an
Ewing and Ward were put out as they came 10 inc
bat, and the Giants were beaten The score was a.
follows;
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