New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

BROOKLYN Roston CinenSati 4. Cleveland o.
PLAYERS LEAGUE. ,.o.
Brooklyn TO- NcwYork D. rnsea stea' Phiiadelphia Q.
f'''So''s AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Syracuse H. aTLATTIc ASSOCIATION. -
Baltimore 12 jersey WqsSgs@ eson 10 N%IiaSdn s.
SsWars ii. Hartford g. WITH s'o" .
Eastern Park the brotherhood grounds In pToo~n 81
s".,nauv dedicated yesterday after the manner VI
...hau first DAYS. There was music oY 'io '
p.,,ment band abundance OF hags anu p",'"s' "
,reecb nv ex. Judge Rowland, maTcmhs Os '"S ~ ~
ers and plenty of enthusiasm pS ~'0 ~,
,a,o,s who were present The game was Det"evn '''0
Nnwyor,, and Brooklyn teams and was decuc"lS III,
teresting at times. horse htchcd 10 io'u -
~ awav in the eighth inning. but Vas stoppeu pcioi0
no had done himself anybody any damage ,.
Tho umpiflng of Barnes caused much dissa'isi"'
ton both 10 the players and the spectators, 49,,
WAS once the greatest second basehiah Ill 'no a
,u, the chances of his earning such reputation a. a
umpire are slim. Ewing thought baThcss ~,
aid much to decide the game in favor Oh 'hc hoN'1
- Tho sixth inning there delay OF seVerai ii'"
utes AGAINST which the players protested. ~ wa" oV
much amusement for the onlookcrs el''er' we" -,
mon on bases Joyce mufied httie nS sc"' UP =,
Ewing and ORourke dashed for secono. ,. baiI'S
cidcd that Ewing was out and also caiieo ~" -
ont The decision an original one anu ~
n.ver again he seen on the ballield. Mayor 'h'iin
was not present, and ex-Judge Henry H. o".inI
made the speech Of dedication. lie paid d hio"'"n
tribute TO baseball A+ tb.v
The home players went first to the pat pu' ''o,
were put out in short order Inc ->e" 'o'"'' ~,
M hetter clever throw TO the plate by Bauer oaV0r
,np Gore and cutting off rum In the seoonu ni''o
a.. bora n,ayers scored and took the leau anu
IN. crowd was happy and applauded eooc ha'u'cuiy
10 Ward we're presented two floral hofseshoes' io
hit q ny to O'Rourke and sat down. Dig VIZ ""'
strnck in the side by pitched ban ana "l'N man!
-rv faces walked TO first. lie went TO secohu
NJ, Nc(;eachy's sacrifice from Whthcy 10 'c'ioi'
1n~co tben hit 10 left field but ORourke after long
run stumbled and dropped the ball and OFT scoreu'
II WAS hardly an error and neither was IL eAd0'i'
. basehit. uoouod
In the last half inning the Ncw-foriers scoreu
. run and the game was even Captain Ewing was
natent and was sent 10 first on called balls. oa''o'
hit safely to centre field. Whitney mane neat oa,,
Gee uniting Ewing on third and Slattcry on seconu
Hatfield sent fly TO Andrews and Ewhs sooioD' 0u
sattery was thrown out at thlrd baSe' III ''o "oN
inning the New-York men scored one more run anu
TOOK the lead John Ewing led OIL with h' 10
left field and Richards went to first on caiieu o"
Connor hit safely to left field and j. Ewing DeaV 'c
ball to the plate by a few inches only.
John Ewing did not do so well In the 1our'h ihiins
and the Brooklyn by good batting scored hVc run"
and wrenched the lead from their rv ais fter Aore"'
had s.ruck ont Ward made hit. lie then stole
second,
then hit safely TO left field and Ward scored Nc
Geachy hit the ball just out of Hatfelds reach ana
cot TO first. Joyce endeared himself to the hau'es
Inv sending a ball 10 the leftfed fence ior 'hiee
bases sending home Orr and McGeachy. COOK a'o
hit for three bases and Joyce scored tumble by
Richardson enabled Cook to score, and Broohlyh hau
six runs 10 two for New-iork
In the seventh inning the home players scored
one more run. Van Hatren, the first batsInan' made
a three bagger TO centre field Bauer sent the Dah
so swiftly 10 third base that whitney could not stop
Il and Van lIaltren scored the hit In the clshlh
ipnin rhits by orr and McGeachy a base on balls
sacrifice 6y Cook and error by Richardson gave
Brooklyn three more Then the New-lofhers
r,uied hut il was too late. In the eighth inning
Gore cot 10 first on BY Joyce and to second
on Richardson's safe hit. Connor sacrificed 70 An
orcws advancing each runner a base. on ORourNe
sacrifce Gore scored In the last inning Two more
rms went TO New-Iork's score. Slatery MT salcS
N left field for two bases and scored on mt bV
Whitney Hatfield also hit safely. j. Ewing forcca
ont Hatfield at second. but Whitney got 70 tmiu
whence he scored the drive By core which retired
j. Ewing at second baso The score was as lono"s :
NEW.YOkK (P. L.