New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
NETWORK VICTORIOUS.
INDIANAPOLIS AGAIN THE VICTIM.
BROOKLYN DEFEATED BY. THE ATHIDr1os-

BRooKLYN DEFEATED BY. THE ATHLBIlOs-
OTHER GAMES.
The New-York and indianapolis teams finished their
crescent series at the Polo Grounds yesterday
About 5000 people were present. The recent rain
had left a good-szed pond in left field and ground
rules had to be made allowing bsschit Tor Dali
knocked into the water The usual crowd on Dead
head Hill was euehred blythe management as poaru
fence thirty feet in height cut of the view.
New-york went first to the bat. but Ewing was
the only playerwho got TO first base and he got tne'e
m called balls R,se did not do so well in the second
inning losing control of the ball for time Iuch-
ardson the first batsman, hit safely TO centre hed'
and Ward followed with hit TO right Kusie 'hen
thought It advisable TO send O'RourRe TO hrst on
called balls filing the bases. Whitney was also sent
first on called balls, forcing home Richardson "au
scored on WEIGHS short drive to short stop
In their mart of the inning the Indianapolis players
also scored, but only got run. Hines was sent
to first base called balls, and so was sullivan
Myers sent an easy fly 10 the infed, but Richardson
allowed ittostre the ground. hoping to make double
play He only succeeded in retiring Sullivan at second
base Mocsachy followed with hit 10 lett helu'
ON which Hines scored.
In the seeend inning, the local players increased
their had with enc more run. After Conner and Rich
ardsun had been put out Ward hit safely 10 centre
field, and then stole second ceverly. He scored on
eRourkc's twobagger between left and centre fields
The Indianapolis players ala poor WORK III thS heAV
inning, ana the, Giants scored three more runs. al
though eniysone baseht made in the inning After
WEIGH had struck out Gore got 10 first on an error by
Denny. Herman hit safely 10 centre field, sending
Gore to third. Tiernan then stole TO second by
clover slide. Ewing's sacrifice allowed Gore 10 score
Common was sent TO first called balls and got to
second On by Glasscock, Herman scoring on
the play. Richardson went 10 first on called oaIs
Common took third a wild pitch, and when Bassett
made an by mufSng Myers's threw TO second
Conner crossed the home plate. The visiting men also
scored in their part OF the inning. Hines made hit
sunivsn sent to first on called balls MYERS
short hit 70 left field flied the bases. Basset MI
safely and Hines scored. This left the scoie at To
in New York's favor.
IN the fifth inning the local players drew further
cad by scoring mora WelcL mado twO-Das;
ait into the pond in left field and scored on IlefnaIs
a. D centre field No more runs were made Until inc
seventh inning, when Welch pitched rather poorly WIN
DE result that the indianapolis players scored thre9
runs. BaSsett led on with hit and alter IlSle had
been struck SeeIy also hit safely GIasscocA
vas sent TO first called balls, hllng the bases.
v eich evidently could the plate and also sent
Hines first base called balls. forcing home Bas
yett. sullivan made hit TO left field ana Seery
and GasscOck scored. The WORKERS scor the
snail run OF the game in the eighth inning. Richard
ION went fl 81 base calle1 balls stole 10 second
and scored on O'ROurke's twobagger TO left held.
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