The sun., 1891-06-25
DRooKLYN. Z; NEW YORK. 5.

BNOOKBYN, u NEW YORK, Dc
Az II general thing tho defeats OF tho New
Yorks carry With them considerable quantities
OF consolation nnd the homo rootor is seldom
at n loss for facts figures. and diagrams that
show 10 q nivety Just how thoir favorites hap
pencd to bc b few runs short at the closo OF tho
guDe. Tho team may run against some pitcher
whose nrn hns, for n time at lenst, reGained
tho stfeuigth II Nosacssed when the pitcher first
bl .ssuine | fvrta us u phenomenon. Such
occur. enccs arc, iars. anil tie Now Yor:s
cauos bI blamed IL they occasionally
ncot ore OF this sort OF pitchers.
Again. \ mo member OF Tho team may
bo PLAYING out Of position, and do everything
but tho tight thln.. Then. tho team is Grip
Iled. and il doing splcndidy to win as many
game, M II docs. Intact, tho New York en-
thusiaSt can almost invariably walk out OF the
grounds after defeat. md with rosy smilo
on his fnco remark 10 the adherents OF tho
other team: Now, say. children. Just because
you happened TO scratch u game from tho
greatest play ers Oh onrth don't get gay. Acct
dents will hcnren % tho ost regulated team:
ar when hcy'icnli In shnpe they re lilies Of
Sh. valley And Imat one WORT more; They'll
win the ng Ia u walk. SEQ! In wax"
was IN a Tnandary. 10. x ut the game from
any o,nt OF view. and he could see nothing
inr. and With. ut rxien untinu circumstance.
gher,,"ro. tho aew YORK robterW wa. soMewGat
o aa ID WI hawycr ,a heaHa W
come m smiling tu-dny. and shout louder than
ever 10 ore.
ceniri in yc.trrdny'- game n,d the warmth OF
FEELING between IT,; I two & "nds Of The, The hridse
pniura'ly Tho lrst to Nc the spectators with
ip n" an + ,rS Tas on% IN Y,tsx H. ss on 1npss rs
hs ak return Gr rei but oBrion dln o rum
Burns; VITO was I. n"hing ~ thIr,l' ga rum Ho
,.h. n I
drnwin. KtcharIs'. nr flre. with the POSSIBLE
chnnce OF n wild throw, Richardson was tod
Sidn!, S 4 lhiow. % Um,irs Na'smaid didn't admire
BuIns's actin. In 'aet lie thought 1t was
Vol" "'J"hn Ward si,rr;-l IN q little, excitement in
tIe ntu by wknG ns ,ss nronnS On sG the the
slssd asss Gsa v"DSs %ari rit - as
ami ore STOOD i a. tI nlate a or several min
sdly. f. twhIe tho crowd ysiIel sfiay 6si!"
"Give ns or money back " and other pleasant
ape resting f. ths shade Si na. Men the s'rats;
Tin kSrie essayed to pitch FOR Now York.
H. nsc n sksy %s nhPs 3s
work was productive OF extreme sorrow to tho
alss as ns a"u Ens
Box. None will, however, dispute the wisdom
i.aSy q sad "eiS Ssa s ss wss Hs ms;
ssS: ssa$;s' eoy2 Ss 'AS ~ shsssss
hand p'Sshsah .hs NsW io1H o9a
Caruther.. weich would have done Ills nart Of
the work satisfactorily. t'aruthe, e,s had 9lto-
gether too much success In preventing base
9orts s end deieas il Concealed Only three s Inv IN.
significant singles were made, up t, the
seventh inning. and the outlook was gloomy.
connor nor hi. % high nor on. to Burns and was "se. on'.
be scored on Wiistle.i g hit 10 left leid.,
r %ssh ons se To-
(elt that ,rBrien mutle,l. the runner getting two
bases. Tiepnan ht a hard one to Burns and
out hshardso1n SMASHED MaSh beauty to
Gore hit q long one to left centre that O'Brlen
bundled nicely C9nnor wrappe, out buzzing
two baggrr 10 right and Richardson came
Ward tut the runner out at first. Carnthers
had been pounded hard. and there was a feel-
inu OF hope. This was exiinguished In the
. nth. when bassett, Whistler. aud Clarke
potWi landing, Keefe's work,. in the frst.
Grimm. q double 10y OBrlen. and n single By
Pinkney. the losult icing three runs.
Then Melch ook holu and held the visitors
out. OBrien HIT for another double. and look
balls ald stole @ sss%n1; sn1l; Then both scored on
an y s"fh sne ssy ssss sssrfa
eecond and Grinin base hit yielded another
IL the seventh. an,l the 4 al run was scored In
the cil h,h on irlen's base m on balls. FoutIs
trick OF getting caught between first and SEQ
ond. while . brien scored. There were only
2.i3l persons present. some 5000 enthusiasts
nissing one Of the most interesting games OF
Tho sensUn The score: W