New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-13

BROOKLYN DEFEATS INCINNATI-sCoREs AND
RECORDS.
LEAGUE
New.York o. chlcagos Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati ..
Boston ), Plttsburg 4. Cleveland o. Philadelphia D.
ASSOCIATION.
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Whenever New.York and Chicago meet upon the green
diamond Aeid there Is crash. crush and pretty Lively
contest YESTERDAYS meeting the leaders was no
exception the rule. Tho two teams met tied In the
pennant After the bout the Chicaeos fell aek and
the Giants the undisDuted leaders in the League
race They lose the to-day and then they
nav Increase it. II boOkmakng INDUCED In in base
ball the post odds toays contest would be about TO
on New-York
ways and like wonderful exhibitions It far from
being perfectly played Bunders and brilliant plays were
mixed up in bewildering proiusion the Giants winning
through superior batting the fielding play on both sides
being about par
The crowd early 10 pick out the soft seats and
hour before the started fully 1850 people were
the grounds. At D. m. when the game started
the grand stand about full. and the actual at
tendance numbered about 1000 IL on orderly crowd
In spite OF the fact that partisan feeling ran high Sew
era had the hardihood TO cheer for Chicago. but
they were not moested except by badinage.
Ruse, who has developed into Gothsm's pet pitcher
disposed get at trying moments. but the
great batting his companions saved him from defeat
Seriously speaking, although the New-York team won
Rusic pitched Of his poorest games OF the year
While the Giants made but ten hits Of Hutchson. the
totals formidable Conner, Gore and Tiernan each
making home runs.
GassSock suffering with bone feon and he started
for his home at Wheeling, Va, last night He may not
be able TO play and he will be sadly missed
whisser's batting yesterday first class but ne can
never I'LL Glasscock's shoes come anywhere near 1t
When Ewing Is able to behind the bat little CLARKE
may be placed at short.
one marked feature OF yesterdays contest was the ex
element Of the spectators During the first three innings
the crowd q and the great cheering coua &C
heard almost oil over Harlem The excitement was just
as intense during the last innings and especially In
the ninth when Giants had great batting stretch
and the game.
The travelling facilities offered by the elevated road
were inadequate. and arrangements are not made
to-day for the double games the crush Will be terrible ana
some damage may be DONE Todoy's crowd promises to
he 40 large that might be worth Colonel Hains while
10 give his personal attention making arrangements FOR
the carrying OF passengers to and from the grounds
Both teams attended the performance Of The Tar ana
the Tartar" at Palmers Theatre last night The house
was crowded and the ball players were frequently APP
plauded Digby Bell. the first lieutenant OF baseball
cranks made many bright salles at the expense oil inc
players.
That the game was for blood evinced right at the
start Tlernan up ny back Of second which DahIen
muifed and Herman got to second on the error Ihen
Hutchson threw second to catch Herman but ne uu
not do It. sailed into little Cooney and sent Elm
sprawlina In the dirt 1t was ROBUST DaseruhlhH vi
kind seldom INDUCED In by TierDan. The ball rolled 70
enreGed and Herman got third Richardson was put
out but Whistler got first on mun by Anson the crown
bowling geefully at tho old war horses error Oonhor
was sent to first on balls filing the bases O'tourAe
forced out Herman the plate amid murmur OF discon
tent Gore came bat and in six seconds was hero
After two strikes made mighty drive to right Held
Carroll In his anxiety 10 get the ball fell Inc Dali
sailed out 10 the fence amid mighty roar whistler
Common and O'Rourke came home and Gore was making
aoircr frp
reached the home plate and NewYork had four runs and
the spectators acted they Gore was about
the greatest man Manhattan Island for short time
The crowd howed "Gore Core" for five minutes
In the last half Of the inning the ChcaGos got run
smplv through an unsportsmanke trick The run should
never have counted. but IL did Ryan hit grounder
which Bsssett could not handle Ryan then made clever
steal Of second and Dahlen put out without
much ceremony drove the ball at short and Ryan
deliberately ran order to block Whistler and pro-
vent him from getting the ball He Jumped up and down
front OF Whistler. and as result, the ball went "iue
TO SAFE and Ryan managed TO score
It about dasardy piece OF WORK as was e'er
In this city.
In the second inning Husie Wild, and assisted by
amateurlsh NUT By TierDan. the Windy CITY men man
aged to get Cooney hit safely TO left ana
Pefer was sent to first on called balls Hutchison
hit ny TO right which Ternan made an artistic mun
and the bases were full Ktsrdge was sent to hrst on
colled balls, forcing home Cooney. Ryans long ny 10
CENTRE which Gore made great catch, enaoed Feer
TO score
The Giants made tho first earned run OF tho game In
the third inning on hreebase hit by Whistler 10 right
field and hit TO lef. field by Gore Chicago also scored
an earned run in the latter part Of the inning DAMIEN
and Arson made hits and Carros sacrifice advanced each
base Cooney made q scratch hit just over short and
Dahlen scoed Bassett got Anson's and probably
prevented the old man from getting home. Arson was
eettlne paid back in his medium and the umpire
would MOI listen TO his protest. This left the score at
To in NewYork's favor and the onookers were pretty
well worked up.
Both teams then settled down and no more runs were
scored until the eight inning when Chicago got TWO anu
forged ahead and the crowd was mad enough 70 moo
the umDlre Hutchison led of with hit but he was
creed out ut second by Kittridge Ryan then hit safey
70 ie,t field Wmot then hit safely 20 centre field ana
Kittridge scored Buckley then made wild throw 70
second and RYAN scored might have scored ouO
asstt remembered Ryan's trick and etaiaed by running
into Anson and blocking him.
Then the Giants went in and won the game anu TIC
terrible excitement OF the early part Of the game was re-
neated Hutchons batted all over the heio
the ans scorng four earned Rusie struck out'
hut Ternan tied he score with mighty drive between
r,,bt and centre fields home run Then Richard
NJ. safely 70 right field and Whistler hit TO centre
p Crnor then caught ball the end OF his wagon
cne and drove It the crowd in right field for an
cher home sending Richardson and Whistler IN ahead
=, him A storm Of applause greeted the feat The
Cb,oaoos were put they came TO the bat In the
h inning and the had the lead in the pennsn
80 The score was follows
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