The sun., 1891-06-23

very useful ump (eepcciely 20 pasepot
pitoher) oomp,sts rest hs utilized 1885 as .
holiday, dsolining all offers to pitch.
The events OF yesterday eoem to indicate
that the rest he took In 1886 was exceedingly
beneficial 70 his arm. for he accomplished .
fsat thai would make any pitcher who ever
rubbed dirt ON . new ball feel ~ hilarious as a
steer In vegetable garden. Lovstt stood in
the pltchers boz ct Eastern Park yes-
terday afternoon and played hide and
seek with the ball. He did tho hiding
part OF the affair. while nine powerful
mon srrAysd In black costumes. did the seek-
inR Their search was no more fruitful than
those which have been made for the North
Pole. OF the twsnty-nins black-robsd base
hit maksEs who stepped to the plate ten sat
down aftss making hits that won't up over tho
diamond and invariably settled gracefully into
The hands Of man dressedein white hannels.
red steokin&s. and . JOYOUS sxprsssion Of
oountenance. Five sent Mos to tho outfeld
that were moro or less cinches for the dslders.
Five othsrs sent the ball whistling along the
green grass, and saw IL land In toll David
foutz's hands before they could reaoh the COW
eted bag. Four pounded the unoomplstninE
atmosphere with brutal ferocity. and then
rested themselves upon the bench.
Thrss New Yorkers went to frst base on
balls. and were left or doubled MP. And thus.
whom the fandAn9o WAS concluded and the
music had stopped. young Lovstt whose name
ssSes' sssss S Sns 9u ss .tif could o s.!s hs
ST. tEs S:s;s:. s's? ,ss$ s1,sgSs
~ 9; any Snss John Ward
ss%: asns sdsss H4 His Rev
sS.r ss,s .na
Thsy a. q. 4 With ytolsnss e'lOpls.ed 70 de-
Ri snd r. ss:i : S.:
70. S The az :ijs 81 "A.
thing rsdiesily wrong With ths piss6ins: Tssi
Su. 10. % .hs New y iepHs: 1h Thss @ WI %snsss
~ away from ~ ieldess oSos during an A. en;
as a. s's
4uns tas Of his y9H, Of rest 1855
sh n S bs nd Sas r0nG II
!srday Was the cap sheaf in his career. to which
he can can Aiways N poi point With p ids !, .,,.
e! q - !rss So. q sss'srdsys came s9ssss
tnat he f1oS to remain On arst II thc ninsh
Hna ga cas-. % over ~ the New lorksis might % have
been broken. John was the first man at
to Collins VI Who ;ussea
1: EwIaE yns safe, but eyidentiy ThInklns 10
oDiosts.s hissed ia ike Ike eH oar @
didn't cali him out until ne walked toward, ,ths
bsneh." The psHs tive bnt'erns were retired on |
bsrDsnsd with a lnas on ii rat. st. nobodt OUT. and
i I:isi,os I; Pitcher and holders 10 get one man
In tbs box Ewius's brother did all tina. could
STICK 1sa work x bSIind lin Would have Won almost
any game. The field work OF the New YoIks |
nssr1 Hso ser br
utter utter team lsf. OF their bad habit OF losing
games gan by frro's' anu played throughout with
aes Ma Hs If. erGgd ne 2,
aH MN SsT Hss
When the game started the home rooters
TnsY "rpesroa ar % 10 fCei that it It would bs salts G
'his .c s s
drubbing was a respectable to 4 or 8 to s
eifair. Then. us the game progressed and the
bridge wore seized with bewiiderina visions Of
triumph. and they hucged themselves with de-
Toward tho close of tho game whom 1t was
sG sna
eeries Of soresches that would have compared
fayoIa66iy SN., 6nIc with the vocal music OF siod1
When Yesterdays game, started the rather
Inc H. III %fa
snsed @ 20 Ssw ao s sick HS Mars 5s ,S
sry, was bassly deceptive: He had perfect CON
spa res arSSs YoSt wa
In order. Tiernan at first. Richardson on q pop
a. and Gore Cor b, the strike oos route u,,.
ss s% ~ +Sss yh.ss ss:
made GOOD Tow and tie % rupn:r Would Would
baSye bssn out but Richardson droppsd the
srsunasr 70 bassett on wIioH the bitter Was VSs
on balls, He grew. tired standing on nrat
snd hS wSr sis RRoss
or, eSIded sbst an !.
front Of fout1 nothing can be seen Of tho
brooklyn hrss baseman except the top OF his
er.4 hs p ss Put osS inn'E osH
An ins6Sot with his ribs. Then foutz ''sSI ssdri.
asss sss s;is ssss
.sss 4Rs sa Ess Sss e. Ss
OF second base. while Q'Brisn hustled TO The
plate. At this pol4t John Ewing became very
Ioyett With a suddenness that made them
difsy; Y x.s one two, .hrs. with tn. New York.
In the third and fourth. and the home team
bad two ciphers chalked up, but In the nfth
lIn. opsacd S|th svS'ISssssI That o,koari.,
mH tsrS S On s, a Ta
the sixth tho local tosssrs scored one run.
O,Bnsn opened With si4sle and took second
on Ptnkleys out Ct hrst Ewing tried TO patch
sS to shsn
q Ssaertnce 6y Routh DAY msd9 sipsls, but
Ss %s: s' TA Is. ~ e ana
practically the Close OF the game. The SCORES Z
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