The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-28
A TUMBLE FOR NEW YORK.
UELCH PITCHES AGAIN At BOSTON
AND rs BEATEN.

tonians. aud dropped thirteen points lower
into second plnce. Brooklyn was crushed by
tho Ihllndelphians, and will have extremely
difficult work in getting out OF sixth place. The
Chlcagos hang on to first place like q burr. but
Il 10 hi4hly probable they will be shaken on
wllsu thar strike tire Eust.
Yesterdays games resulted as follows:
Boston. 8: New York. 3.
Philadelphia, 10: Brooklyn. 8.
Pittsburgh. 10: Cincinnati. /.
Chicago. IA: Cleveland. 8.
1nE RECORD.
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BOSTON. July 27.--There was something the
matter with to-day's game tim. was not alto
gether to tho liking OF tho gen;lem anly visitors
from New York Jim Mutrie was out with his
EWIne. But those smiles fiiln't last long. and
they didn't prevent the Go'hamites from FUN
9ss nninr Buef ana jim aay e.s
the bench md held. q con ference behind tho
ss which EES he Nsw 9o Fl "e snS
yesterday ln no o,her Way could 'ey as
Tho9 buck went back TO the bench and
helped pick up the remains n While Jim went vent
tho game was over the Bostons had turned tho
Sbss on the sor a9i had taken thu
Ike pteEins Isr snb shas had sir roIensod hH.
slr arain led fs Way o I ncs ssenai
lsil. TOO ard there might hnvo been u dif-
s.ns sSfy 20 toll Ii hern a been sss ss
S'noarks.. and Whistler. ssEecis!iy tho int;
cG S.ass see The sS w asror. It r hs
disastrous and were without the sent lancc OF
On excuse; Tho visitors viii surely havo 10
their stoadiness OF nerve in the boston games.
But In spite OF the rocky playing In portions
Gore nsas els tar GSwa
in s.atls ;leld Gn,i nanny Hensrason rI ,S up
but Tor tho Incompatible Daniel. ,C,erk. 100.
sasily carried Oh tho felding honors ior Dos;
lis play. and two OF DOston's runs were due 10
honors were even. II Was IN tnas i; ming that hat
both mines became affected by the, rattes.
When tho Be- Bosons were At the bat Whstss
with a single and two sacrifices Yielded two
runs: The spectators howled their delight but
tied the scors whsller lifted the iirst Saii
pitched over the Ieft-neid ionGe and tile New
.roand the bases. Then the Bosions TOOK
their turn at making. errors and three
2, them ,bnt saT nn, the visitors anosr run nn
The home piayers that staey diGGsns lo ose
his head. else the result would have been far
more disastrous. The bases were filled. with
no one out, but only one OF those players
scored. Clark. WEIGH. and Gore were pranc-
ing around the bags trying to discomfort Bos-
toms sturdy. twirer. but lie kept right on
pitching as II nothing had happened. On Tier
mans hit Clark was forced at the plate. WEIGH
scored on Bassett's hit, but Herman was forced
at second. Then O'Kourke gave Boston's new
left fielder. Kelly. chance which he accepted.
aud the agony WIS over. A little later in the
game this same Kelly misjudged the next fly
that s0iled his way, aud two-baso hit re-
suited. The same error OF judgment in the
thirt inning would have given tho New Yorks
three more runs.
1t was In the fifth inning that the Bostons
jumped ahead and they won the game right
then and there. In the first place Jim O'kourke
dropped Longs fly. That was big surprise.
1t gave Long two bases With Stovey out Bro
die got to first on balls. Then Long made q
great stea! to third. and Brodie also moved up.
Then the Bostons did a little betting, and two
singles and double yielded four runs. two OF
which were earned. Errors BY Whistler and
Tiernan. after Two mon we're out in the sixth
inning e. gave the Bostons another run. ana in
them their last run. The third run scored by
New York was due to .Ksllys mlsjudgment Of
Cores fly In the eighth inning That gave
Gore two bases. and be scored on wild throw
to catch him Mapping and Tternsns long tiy.
Tho RcOre: