The sun., 1891-06-17

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NEW YORK. 8: CHICAGO. O.
Last week Friday lot OF muscular young
mon. full OF hope and ambition. came to
Gotham to show the Inhabitants como points
In regard to the national game OF baseball
Thoir manner Of playing tho enmo had created
furore In tho various villages whore they had
appeared and there was general impression
that something OF an exciting nature would
occur before tho the ChicaRoans took their de.
parturo. Tho impression was we'll founded.
Something exciting did occur and last night
the sar,o lot Of muscular young men, but
dusty. disriritod and hollow.eyed. quietly
lot this city after one Of the most
painful experiences o baseball club can
be subjected to. They came here buoysnt
With self-esteem and went, away with 9
@rsrne any sh.y were
taught volumes about tho game. They wore
iii thoy wete spe battered @ t os ot shaps. and It viii
be some tipe before thoy recover from the
ID apreers that the cbicagos we're gnayare
times In succession the risky Ch!cagoans
ditch OF defoat. and then they concluded It
was high tire to take the train for the West.
!tusie were corsrienons and embarrassing
10 first Us q result OF hits. ana on two Of those
3Scoas. S .ons the L.ls were OF the scratch order:
and the hitting OF ono mnn. the ChicaEos
would have had u very sad time. They were
with Gusie's pitching Wien men % were on bases.
and they were ns helpless nS a mouse In the
Ssd s by The se
Ally dis!lnaniehng q hing himsst some OF tho ti,es
IN bay ese On ahe
team played perfectly. md the leaders formed
front Tint the enemy found mnreEnaEie:
beat upon tho field with a tiindne glare That
threatened sunstroHe o RnybOdy who -hould
get in its rays. Notwithstanding the heat and
counter attraction OF Subul Iau day. AGA per-
alter tho New Works had begun TO give !he
ChiraEos their fourth tronnclnx. tho SKY be;
comfort
won won y en,", season. and ho didn,. break
Very good ea ns and I had there Il beep some.
body behind h,m who could bat he might have
ssns g" ssfS On ."d
EEarner E made brilliant steal to second.
nd ass op shef "sos ansea
Tiernan ut third; Then Inby and KIT
,rSdx %s se result xa ss sR sR sdE psss ssns h
tredRo. AMI Tiernan romred to the plate with
r p. Go Gore so went to @
by your lenye M Zig C"4nor tanned ID te AZ but
!he third. Herman opened, with 2 safe single
base and 1ierpan trisl to , score from second;
@ sRs 9 no S% St a!0ss s an
mads scratch his On which o okourIe Vent 10
third When Bassett started for second Kit
isilsd and The side wss out Wv ~
two s as o LubS one Of sS them % was s' By BueR
ley; He made i in the sixth inning, and It
smashed the hall to lei with great violence.
IL sailed past Wilmot like q hawk. and disap:-
fsnce ever te IT, W bursd tse a the sar
will ,pot be known. as the ball could not be
sss % and Tn ws ss s run aI made ss NaS
l,nss % ssy sey al ns 5.sss
sssrs e Ansen as IS a last @isst resort iTisd 70 rails
niisher % rasaa his right foot ssfore dsiiver"s Ha
the ball The old man danced polka !. ex-
Paea b. Powers "ss couan I anythi"s %rons
with hpsie's delivery; and that Young man con:
sanoyanee annoy nc q the visi.Ine batsmen. - 'A' .''"'
the lrst iGpne m Rusi9 aay9 bases on balls
knock tho cover of the bail. He knocked an
easy Grounder 10 Connor. and the crowd yelled
IL delight.
In ihe third, Ryan started or with a. hit.
WilmOt hit TO Bassett. who inter roepted Ryan
on the line chased him W.i, WSnfk and t threw % to
wrs ds%n s osna1s so0s iuu9ss and
Pieifer reached first on bnlis There were two |
men OUT md Luby put the side out by hitting
The CheaEos came nearest to run, in the
WInn.'a uro n Rich n rls vva tOC hot
to handle Dahs1 at 2, d. gut W%1 a Sec
were full. Gnrroli hit an ugly, twister up In |
short lelt field. and the situation was full q |
painiu! uncertainty, ORourke couldn't reach |
yho WIS fS15d Tsnsy
constantly surprsine Gov. Hill ind his other |
fIiendr ana ,nst as T. seemed that the ball vas
twisted himself 70 the right. Then jumped TO
tho Left sluirmed forward. and got his hands |
Tho esthOripg storm was about to burst
when tho Chicagos came 10 bat for the |
last time aud tho freshenibR breeze
the Sa ths fn1d beneh a eE GA
IN a hundred OF the Chieagos 3, orlng run.
Pfelfer struck out. ant the old man smiled
Alison didn't spring uo as usual and eshoft Ills
popped a foul 10. Buckley. Ryan camo 10 tie
plate Lby suddenly ys6 sHrinted I'm and stole see
his hands. he laughed Iironltal and Yelled
out: ',SnIendidl Splendid! Great head
work. Ryan finished tho game by striking
out. The score:
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