The sun., 1891-06-28
THEiEcoRD.
nosroN. SKEW YORK. 4.

oloudburst was sdly needed ut the Polo
grounds Yesterday tternoon Mt about 5:35
o'clock. At that houn number OF mon In gray
uuiforms and viii, CAPS wore cavorting
around the bnscs. killing sapd into tho air.
shouting with unseally boisterousness. and
generally conductn che mselves In n manner
highly distast eful to te majority OF tho 1920
rersons present. A sverc wind. hail. or rain
storm precipitately at,eaiing upon the scene
would have put q saden stop 10 tho riotous
conduct OF the menfron Boston. and at tho
same time afforded n enso relief to n worry
Inrce number OF persns who went to the ball
grounds for the aowcd purpose OF see.
ing the New York ~ lish of the young
men from the lib. Tho sky. how
ever. remained exaseratingly blro tho sun
shonc With steady brlinncy. the air was cool
and pleasant, and tn Hostons continued their
antics In Ito eighth inning until they had
spoiled New York's canoes Of q victory.
Up 10 the disastrou eighth inning tile spec.
tators saw pretty md stubbornly contested
game. and the constants raced neck and
neck until The finish when Boston forged to
the front and won hAdsomely.
In the box that igantic young whirlwind
Rusie was opposed by the crafty veteran
Clarkson. and theysnGed n battle royal. As
tho contest opened he young pitcher had tho
losing an ota Of y. cunning KEEP: up tho
Struggle and nualiy nme Of victor.
Tho errors made Iehnd Rusie vera docid-
edly eyI ensiva. parisularly that of Whistler in
the seco, inning. a ch produced two runs.
snSksys rOor h,Hin the eighth Z; gsys
III The reason for Nv Yorks defeat was that
Inning and between bases ON balls and time.
y nits tho game slipped away. Howsyer. tho
n I'd dsh phe he pa
From the momen the first ball was hit up to
oossa se So ni sbe 9hrd
bail pitched by Cla!son that rernan landed
k was Tes 10 e,
Pile !. Held Put he iaie n aIl"w
over t tn. % fence witout difiiculty. and % struck
near Yates. Il . ief, fielder Of the Manhattan
AS Se AsSso ynS 9tes
nicsed up the ballan will preserve 1t as a
m.msnto Of the OCCASION.
and thu. home roosrs felt exceedingly joy ous.
kicha, dsoa bit up 2 easy fly over short that
&C Gore @ stated I6e;roxd Telling again by hit
p. %Se s"ps seHs: % hut nsnss ssua oaEs Pes n hs
hrs, Gore Gettin to SECOND. Bassett made
in i' was esp!ar. i6y Brodis; Gore lad can. .
f.1id x ns Bqode ss ba
home asd Bassttt hS%psd " y himssi, $ = Z, sliEa
There were ,hreeruns chaikeh un.
The conidenceof the local enthusiastic was
was sInelched q first on a weak hit 10 Ruse:
snL then ,hat pitcher p,osssdsd to fan"
scNsy ana fas6 ~ s6 a. arMstiS gs. msnnsr ~,
being. fine nnnipg catch by Tucker off
the New forks. Nash opened with an out at
s' r: s.s ns s'e usnea sn a's
Lows hi! c,rkins two. baser to left field.
Brnne!t sirusE out. but Clark son hit safely to
RIGHT for Q b'.e. sending TUCKER and Lowe
single into d.uble and was out from Herman
10 whi7tlsr ihs score ,.,S vas tied and the
H1s When ss -. on tho re sad hs e
o.. g., with lean single to centre. and got
Ing nigh in the air When it cam: down Ben
New Yoik wal d-,erm ined 70 he in the swim.
80 in the sixth Inning th-y tied the score once
sioi to secondo' 0'Ronrke's sacriiice. Las
.ett get n serath hit COnnor going 10 third.
After the ball WAS pitched Bassett ran to sec
N a'd Bonnet! lined the ball to Long. The
after is quit IL sprinler. and ho chased l'as-
YETI back 10 tirst rourhing him before the base
WAS Iea"had. Como! tried ior home. and
would have bsenont nut for Longs poor throw
Then the struggle TOR the lead re- ommencsd.
'ut Thee was II" chance for run until the
'ighln inning when the Bostons swept every.
lean single. but Long struck out: then Sto-
,,-y. for the 'hiri time in succession. went to
auGht. ard Nash followed with clean single
o right Cl rks"n orirg and Stovey & ing to
bird. l,rodle camo next. and went to first on
nils. He stole second. and he and Stovey gall
nn'i home or Tucksrs single TO right nsld.
1--we hit an ugly one 10 loft field. but OI,ourke
ianllei 1t nicely and the sid. was out. The
game was lost TO New York. as tho leaders went
'ut in .iulck Snrccesion III The lnst two innings.
Bnt oi.e hi: WAS mnde oil Clnrkson in the last
light Innings. The score:
YORK. hosIOy.
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