New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-17

..n.hv,, An.o, the brave old baseball genera. -
Chicago started for the West last night No zoo. He
beeone individual seen in New'fora III Ia ,.ked his all
looked ike desperate gambler who nao Had uorth
a ,os. 40 that there nothing LETT IN 'ho 49, .on
living for When his team came 70 NV" ne NAV
,eallv believed that would win the pe"Iu ,o.,zed
protess TO believe It now, but IL ne cou,u w
p pr -, ,onera loo,ensd he would talk differently
ronr s,raioht victories Chicago was sone."s 49,
m. most enthusiastic follower OF the "an', VIZ team
%, Considering the crippled condition Oh Ho 80, atm
- IN those four games with Chicago mas peeu 81
Ie roo -.A,o 1be western clubs have nnisheo 'o ,
-. 80. IN the East. They found the "' n,
pr, -, whom they could make little iHpree9O ,.
,ha sIst6,n games Played, the New'fo'KcrS w"
-. ,he nest record made In such s o,,ar,no
aoou 80 =, tho polo Grounds was not so o'orpo"'in 40
Inc Mnaav gentle breeze came down ilo~ , W..
alone Of "Deadhead Hill" The ram Zen ,he atmosphere
% ". name had been finished, cooling the ~ ,ho
a,,osh,noIv and eliminating some Oh I'll. ~
od,ops ride downtown on the elevaoeu "'. ,,ou nlav
Tnn CANA was scientific exhibition Oh OSs,u ISL. rosk
ne and the 32e4 people present won simply
AZ the green diamond knights Inc - ,ro,E in
.s.on.h superior batting and perfect so,ar
oaious a,s pusia that mountain Of i"us0u"i
,,x,,v further endesred himself 70 I'm U, ,,hIraeo
=, baseball by pitching another Inc as"o' ~, ,ocb
u 80 thea hits two Of them being selat9nes' 49,
men ilaae hicb was accomplished only twice. WAS
us -, chicago came 10 getting run iuSe w e
80, hmself from the tokish position III u'e ISL
inning with the skin Of diplomat LA varbo,se
hoses old Anse came 10 the Os'' Inv -. ,ho oreat
dana
DOE :. Az, m called balls nling the bases anoue
80 ,yas only one man out. Ruse theh 'ooA a
Carroll and Cooney and disposed OF them IN snOis o
o. "a loudly appIaudcd for his clever mahoeuNto'
INV nstched a good game and he was Wei suPP
o.,.n,s uud throw being the only Dlahuer Vi '"o 80
- ,d The Ieaaue In batting last year. shu q"
80 h. ,ron twentyone Consecutive games iof 0'e'
~ lib bae lost every game he has pitcheu 'ni'
ma ealdnr work was sharp ana ueoiSi'o, -ennor,s
-. yvarL AZ abort and Bassetts at secoho' au ,.1,
;. a., hana perect Huckey's home run wa 49,,
,ardan The Giants big catcher ooeS NV - as
IN An.on struck out In the skin lhiis, scr nIa
r.rc,ruly auyed" by the spec'aVOi''
vino srnS rus . child caught in some mischiei'
~ ctan,s "a usual started of with the Iead' 'o''n.
-. IN THAR frat turn ct the bat LuoS "'' 80
80 a, the start and sent Herman 70 hr7' w 80
III. Tbi. gave Tiernsn an opportunity W .eot
"a and he accepted 1t nicely. hicharuson SAM -
So IN ,h,,d and q Wild pitch allowed MN !" 80
60 .,so want 10 FIRST On called balls anu sOie - =.
w. -, "a third on passed ball and scored OIL u ~
-. so,a nv o,RourKo the only one OF the lh's
IN tho third inning the local players anue" w" ~.
.rrs N their score and felt more comio' '" 49,,
"a an with a his and stole second lie "e7 ,neS
=, ,hs n,se on eorSs hit TO left held Co"ao 100.
-. hin 10 centre olotrke elen NJ she4' ~ "a
sa,a md core scored. Bassets made pNns h~ 'hN
Conner scored -. o WOO u,ade by the
The only other Of the game was hSuo " ou.
- o.Is - the sixth inning. With TWO men ou'
nY.niav MADE vicious drive TO left field Inc O"A wa.
Ios, and the Giants big catcher easily maue uhs 'N
| of the bases. The SCORE was: c,co