The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-23
puILADELpn1k NEW YORK, 8.

PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK. g.
PHILADELPHIA. Au 22.-An enthusiastic
,ovd numbering TO- tpersons witnessed the
philsdeiphias defea4e New Yorks In the
concluding game OF I series this afternoon.
and ,hourh the cont was unusually long
drawn out, the spect&s stood 1t out to the
end
Tho salient and i4guishing feature Of tho
ssme was tho show made by keere and
Brown against theirp associates. After the
FIRST inning Keete b tho heavy hitting Wis
iors under his thuH and although no struck
only two of them ou4hev wero unable to get
the ball beyond Il inflelders. Bill Brown
loomed up strongk tho bat but 1t WAS
In the field that hEot In his big ticks. He
made three one.h ded catches OF poorly
thrown balls. whichve as many errors and
twice IS many run} The great Ru-ie had his
usual speed but could not get the ball
across the plato aIto his Witness 1--WE OF the
Pbl sdelphia's nin}1ns were due. In the sec.
old inning Charl| Bastian. the famous in
fielder OF three ye9 ago, a'med a. ball and
The Ph!ladelnhi counted twice in the first
inning. HamiltofSns sent to base on balls.
and 8, arted for send on the first ball pitched.
Buckley made a stndid throw to living. and
Hamilton shouldhays been out. but Buck
dropred the throi THOMPSON llied t. Gore.
Garments hit to wing. who fumbled it Just
Sis3:nss .. asst Myers got r nrs st on 2 lit
time, and scoredl Mayors hard drive to left
toE three base. rown flied to tassett.
The New York went their opponents ono
nihird on Ewns single to centre. which WIS
y Myers ana a. scored; Connor was sent
beautiful singlsto left and Ewing came In.
SroWS f tho f hd hand i% Was out out
who ran up froJE second; took in tho situation.
and played wolff third. Instead of running
ppor throw!ndto tho plate Brown fired the
ball to Mayer ind Conner scored. Bassett
-, Th a: Phljads tias continued the scoring in
si s.1 dr. 0H Bssan s%sa and w bs
which struck IN on the hand. Morelock. who
too! too his rlaceka sen to first on halls. Keefe
: :trpS G, out ,nsie made wild pitch; Pock
ton bit saiel to right and Flock counted.
Thompson W. sent to first on balls. but was
forced Mt secod ~ Clements. MoroIocE scor-
Brown hega the third with single to ri lit
aw by one q Rusie's terrific swift bal Is and
o,,d. Moreldk tried 10 steal second. but was
also thrnwnout. That cost run. as on fhs
next ball pthed Keel. went to flr-t. Brown
scored on apnsscd bnll. Hamilton hit safely,
ent was left, Thompson being thrown out by
No more uns We're maie until tho sixth.
when Now TX scored. Dnssett led on with
ny to left rrtre. which Glenson could have
isached. bu Hamilton yelled Look out" and
the Kid pulld M short. Hamilton Jllst reacbed
the thsI bail. hn could not hold il. Bassett reached
second on 10 play ar,l went to third on Buck
,!eys out+e efe TO Brown. Rusie flied to
Mayer; RuEie hit safely and Basse.t counted.
a, IN. Thl!aslphins made one in The sc, enth.
fhors'ock's .gronnder boun led over Ewings
head and !eete struck out. Hamilton hi 10
GGla'scock. NrcnG More ock at serond. Ham
y on stole second and scored on Thompsons
s sl"sle. TLaDp,on was thrown ont BY iInss-
Who made 1 wild throw 10 Glassc ok in an
Attemnt to hoad Off Myers. This emrd to
aaa att!a Rnsie.who sent Brown and Gleason to
Htst "a halls forcing in Myers. and then maze
wild pitch! which scored Mayer. Morelock.
hssie and hamilton struck out In order
Clsments'. single. Myers base on halls May
y q, 1nt. andB owns single Melted the phila-
aoIlhias 'hdr last run In tn" ninth. Gore
naoe run or New York In the ninth by good
P,sn running reaching iirst on n hit. second on
s s,'. ont, md ali tho way In on Tiernan's
out 10 Brown. The score: