New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
INV rytEGRAPu TO Iaa TkiBCNE.l

,..on ,nr,, o4-.Thc Boston New York National
,o rama came to a sudden termination In the
first half OF the seventh inning to-day Up to that
time Welch who pitched for the visitors, had been
halted I'D for three scattering MIS- and one OF those
uas of a decidedly questionable character New York.
~ ,ho contrary had pounded Garrison for four safe
h,,s +, tho fret inning netting two runs, including
homo RIM nv Herman on tine first ban pitched sharp
so,dno m both sides prevented any further runs until
the fifth when a tumble by Denny, Inc only Held
ny error on the Ncw-lor side, and MT upon when
a man was forced at second, allowed one OF inc
Boston men to cross the plate
Tho game WAS played In a drilling ralnstorm, and
afor one man was out the Boston side In the third
time was called the rain coming down nara enough 10
ton MAY After ten minutes play was resumed, ana
| tho re.t ~ the game played out In Alternating
showers From the third until the sixth as pretty an
exhibition Of ball playing as has been seen OH tieso
moA, ,r,s ct,,en In the sixth Gasscock made a
,corous nrotcst against Umpire McD,rmott's decision
an Iowc,s steal of second but it proved OF no avail
Then the seventh inning began. smith MT iohI
a., ou,,v ont in centre to Herman Then Cark,on
hammered one of wcchs curves out 10 'he cehlrc
oeld Tor two bases. This ratified WEIGH little.
"nn no struck Long with pitched
nau Thon Donovan HIT swift one
down by Glasscock; it appeared safe
h,, closscocx managed 10 stop IT, and by pretty
throw TO Murphy, retired GARRISON VINO was coaoh'u
IN n the plae II was bad coaching ana costly lot
rlarkson. for IN attempting to score he made bad
srde or rather bad try for the plate, and IN doing
20 snr,inc his ankle. How seriously he was hurt
is not known. -,
Donovan started to steal second and IN the ola
trick ~ lemptng Long, who was on third at THIS
fine. TO come home, Murphy threw down to second
Long started for home. Glasscock ran for Murphy
throw. and sent the ball back in fine style, Murphy
Apparently touching Long out. The umpire would nov
,Ilow IT, however The Ncw-iorks had started III
from the field supposing the side had been ietl!ed
huf McDernott waved them BACK, lhunauhs u"o
Long not out. ., Il. o, ,,.otch both
'rben the trouble began. Gasscock and "elch DOti
tried 10 ar1lc with the umpire. Nclcn Wao erucitN
lac, Ia the box but would not 80. men McDelshoot
took ont ms watch. to time the delay Nheh inc
,rofch came out Gasscock acted as though ne wanted
to get the game started at any cost and had motohe
IN Shoroit who was the extra man on the score cai'l
10 ake Welch's place Whether or not the umpire saw
that movcmcht Is uncertain. but shaTOu WIS hait
way between the players seat and the pate on MS
way 10 the box when McDcrmott gave the game 10
BostOn-D to o.
Lond expressions OF discomfort arose from the spec
taors no wished 20 see the game continue TO-DAY
trouble Is another point In favor OF the double umpire
system. Prom an unpr~Judiced point OF view NC
Dermott did apparently seem 60 be AT ;ault on some
~ his decisions New York will probably contest inc
gaIno. The score was