The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-04

NEW YORK n. IL. 10; BRooKLTN IT, LIZ 4.
Manager Ewing has evidently been disgust
cd with the recent exhibitions OF his team, for
he said yesterday upon entering the field for
practice: You'll sec some tall playing from
! the boys from this time on. mark my worda "
And play they did. 1t was the best al-round
playing By long odds that they have shown
this season. Not an error Of any kind was re-
| corded against them in the field, and the two
passed balls by Ewing were Of the simplest
character. At tho earnest solicitation of
| quito q number OF wel.wishers Of the
Brooklyn Club Manager Ward put weighing in
the box. and there Is no doubt that he wished
| he hadn't. He was the easiest kind OF q mark
for the New Yorks. Every NAH In the tenn.
with the exception OF Manager Ewing, bRtted
| him for one or moro hits. Slattery and Conner
got four between them. slattery. particularly.
hit strong and clean. and his three dagger in
the seventh inning was the best hit OF tho day.
O'Day was an agreeable surprise. He kept
the Brooklyns guessing almost from start to
finish. Only in one inning. the SIXTH did they
punish him with any effect Bauer was the
only mon who solved his delivery. The Brook
lyns did not put up near Ss clean game as
eSme executions, notably the plnyinR Of Orr.
;b SaS o%I Ard Con D9l anita
indignant at Umpire Barnes in calling a strike,
and before he was guieted ilnss to the amount
sss % E~s
would reduce the fine to IS. but Ewing said
nHf %sHls hsS e in tho eighth
inning, whom Ward was at the bat He made
'S hs 1 S9d
'R n his %as u
far si aye nniass s 81. bteeti9ns were unable
to ges but ons mar man further than third base
Rixth inning Andrews waited patiently and
was rewarded By getting his base on balls.
ShsS no Baacr sSt
to second on the throw in; Mcdeachy's sacri-
Hs TO n bS ss%S "a
on account Of Ewing dropping the ball. Ward
sSe e gsS hH% S S e 5 na
scoring Joyce. unfortunately. was left.
s AR nns WHICH was their hdf last In Of The hS
game, Andrews placed a o;bagger to left
On On Iodeaehys hit 10 Whitney Bauer WAS was
touched out at third, In the eighth inning
making magnifcent stop OF .orr's savage bit.
Seery got his base on balls In the ninth inning
oq 10 teen With four runs in
sS s HnS OF bS Ssxs
Dropped sRe ball ssstery son. he bsll to lsit
oRoprke ran to third and slattery to second
home Ho H on hard BIT 10 right eS R Rie
ardson followed with single. and then
base on . steal: IN, attempting to catch
pass him and Conner came home. Richardson
landed on third and finally reached home on q
wild pitch. Ewing struck out Whitney placed
nice hit to left field. but was left In the third
inning Slattery and Conner made singles. and
both succeeded In scoring on Joyce's error. a
wild pitch. and Richardson'S sacrifice. They did
not again until T5s1
for the - second time got TO frst
foul By Joyce. slattery hit to the left field
fence for three bases. Gore scoring. Connor
got his base on balls. Richardson hit TO left |
for, q single. sending slattery home. In the
eighth inning WeyhtnG was a sufferer to the
tune OF six hits. which. with Q couple OF errors.
added Ave runs to the NsE York seoEs. three Of
ORourke, slattery, and ConnoI made singles, |
and all scored but Conner; Hatfield and Rich |
sons sacriices materially aided In the run |
getting.
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