New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-17


II baseball were perfect it would be called by
some other Sti, it Is painful to the spectators to
have dismal tumble made at the last minute and
spoil what would otherwise have been remarkable game
The the NcwYork and Brooklyn League
teams the last the present SERIES and played at the
Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon.
Injuries TO several OF the New.York players made 1t
necessary for the management again to make the team
largely from pitt hers and cstchers Sharrott the pitcher
was put in left field for tho simple reason that there was
nobody else in condition to play the position Sharros
blunders lost the His In the hh inning gave
the Brooklyn team and his second bunder In the
ninth Inning the Bridesrooms the winning run The
Briicgrooms before green diamond battle for
which 20 little credit Ia due.
Ruse and Terry pitched well. while Herman Denny and
Burns made wonderful running catches which loudly
sppauded Smith, Collins Estcrbrook, Buckley and Rusc
paycd in tine FORM The playing was sharp and the gams
interesting.
shsrrott will probably be called again to play
In position but the pitchers box That Is the only
position he can play Manager Mutrc yesterday signed
John Henry, who Joined the tam last night and who will
hereafter be one OF e clubs regular ouheders. Henry
is tho exmanager and ccntreneldcr Of the Hartford team
and he Is clever batsman. bascrunner and fielder o
had batting average last year OF .36. Henry Is we'll
built handsome young fellow and ought materially 10
CITIZEN the
Neither side scored in tho opening inning, but IN the
second NewYorkers gave evidence OF their od'tme
spirit and sending two men around the bases took the
left field and Clarke would have been thrown out az
third but Pinkney dropped the ball in the collision
Burkett sacrificed Clarke scored. on Bucseys Gus
at nrs Denny reached third and Foutl's Wild throw
Denny scored.
No more runs made until the nth inning when
The NEWCOMERS began tumble and Brooklyn scored
three runs and took the lead After two men were out
Clarke made scratch twobase hit To right Held ana scoru
on ColIns's line drive past second base Pnkney the
hit safely to right fell advancing Collins to third PINK
Ftlrl.p
after corical effort Shsrrott mued the ball and on the
error Collins and Pinkney scored.
In the seventh were scored for New YORK. anu
the deprived OF their lead Denny was
struck by a pitched ball but forced out at second oy
Rurket After Buckley had been called out on s't'A''
unju,ty Rusle made hit. sharrott followed with
itcl nj, IN right field and Bukett scored Rusle go'
70 third on wild pitch aud Terry repeated his buhd'f
Rusio scored.
In the eighth nnng the BridcSrooms got run anu
tied the score Burns hit safely To LETT Held fou" "'
Ia short and double play would have resulted Inv "'
took an ugly bound and escaped pennyS eager nh-c'
and both runners were safe. Burns went " UNIT" ""
assed hall and scored smiths long nv to ButH''
sharrot distinguished himself in the ninh inning anu
la, IN. game Collins any easy ny 70 lett h'lu'
which sharro,t muned with amateuri-h ease, collins
.,,,c n second on the error. With two men out q br'h
~, sa,.v 4, left field and CollinA>scoed and Ne"hofh
had los. another game. The score was as follows