The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
BATTLING FOR pElNANTS.
,ur NEW FORKS GIVE 7ny H"SIoNs a
CRUSHING DEBIT

a.A The Brookiyns Grind
=. the Dust-Anson's "
at Defeat Into Victor.
r,rU Pisce-Cincinnt
h,rsh Further into -.
,..,s New second
,,m Bos, on. 1t showed
That was eoou no" -.he bnck number list
tbs. Welch IL w. relied upon to win sew
Of pitchers anu .an ,,rE before the season
sral games ior NO" ,itcher to relieve Rusie
closes. WIN somo -sw Yorks would be able
snee In aWhie 'ho ght for the flag. II seems
tomakea "'hn,ss hat the bad luck that has
utterly mposslolso rks all through tho season
pursued inc No" much longer, and with any
can SUCK 70 wv ne they can win the nag.
kind Of GOOD ior' Cleveland Was also good FOR
The news rIi II didn't last Tho opening
ashort time Eame there seemed to indicate
innings OF ths 0ty boys were making life
that the FOR Anson's colts and erybody In
piserahe i9ckled glee,plly' Inc news from
C:ys,sna and tho syt r tSR 81 ee f hsa
Scn spotS sessn points; and !, EY Yas.. Is able
u Mo ,ns ior 'nn may
nansr9scinatins uncertainties Of baseball
Thu, IN forcihIv illustrated in the rast few
dsYs in slH and pimnred Manhattan IsIs. in
tone BY the nnieeling way In which they
iloSrrd Ewing's players; During this trying
oecton and feeling decidedly homesick. owing
Bot ouple Of artistic trounclnEs received At
tea.fnds OF Nash and his assistants. Now tho
tbaTYorks MO in Boston engaged IN the
NeSinS task Of ,hrashng the liostons. and
plsSrookiyns are making lis hollow mock.
Tho phia1elphss b sSS r mo-
be Ailsnders. take warm interest in the
proc games yesterday resulted as follows:
~ lYork. Is; Boston. 3.
NV BROOKLYN. Is: Philadelphia 2.
Chicago. Is: Cleveland. IA.
Cincinnati. 1; Pittsburgh. 0.
q. Pc, SO g i rS,a.,pA %"s fes Re. 81
q !: &; f'T;"';'5 i; 8 :Sj
NEW 1orn., ID; BOSTON,.
Jn,, DIT, ,ere are miro " r. sick
gToRR os S"I' to: Tnaht They wore :hs i'oston
m nnIRm 1 o" tie baseball, grounds tnis after.
until tnnt he n. ,h ssu,s Hnt they ihink
sson1ISs 9'hlg n now. ihe New iorys MT OILY
aabi{(sld ,hsn,. hut they tral'ped them down
%"G a a9s assr H .h nH is.s
uar net 10 be- seen and the trium.irs began TO
Won Or what had struck their IN .edGsh team;
= !
fweuoie from Br, oklyn. the Bsaneaters felt
eouv 20 .ackling. anything that wore unit
fotT nigh, they are laid up ,or renairs:
m A, saNkiri the wrong team and the result
w" ~ New Yorks began to toy with the mighty
Cakson = curves in the very. first in ming. and
cnrEary 10 general EXPECTATION th9y did Rot
s-ssnd their disncreeabe tactics till tbs
rnnS On, led. After Gore had sent q fly TO Bro
die, Tirrngn reached 'i,st on balls. and las
o pGlrke followed Rass-tts example and
Tisaa went bone. while lSssSett raced 20
t IH oosed sn nf Tasse,s ran across the
l"NwrL o'l;onrSe got 10 third. ,
HiNarL. on's groumdcr WAS stoned by CLARK
lag 4 III u'RonrKc between third and homo.
i'onk fr meanwhile. making u rush for third.
Lon, GOTH Id Of The ball and killed two birds
he Ht ret !" third. and then. jumping over
e., kts :t to the base. The New FORKS had two
Abr re irina the Bostons in their half Of the
arst the Now Yorks started in again. Whistler
opsnsd Win Ice sinsWS and G. ke sent s him
onnhns. as did ais" Gore. ard the bases were
'nll.. tt mans Hrnunder forced Gore out Mt
eoa but wsr o sso re On ths Play Tr
'1 IN The Nth third oRourkes ~ wa, mufred by
o .ss fn" h9 @oSso m s ssns
,ut hut The former got to second or the play
md .c0red on had wild pitch.
Tho Bostons got heir only runs in the third.
3, nne;ts single. Clarksnn's double. Longs
,ase on balls. stovey's scratch hit Brodie's
Tlls tases were full when CAMEL went out at
lr!t. retiring tho sids.
70 balls. Rchardson's base hit, and Whis.lers
oublN yielded three runs.
In the sixth. IiernRn's base on balls. Bns-
Ell. single. Connor's hit with pitched ball.
.'ne's nun OF Richardson's fly. and Wnistlers
inCe gave four runs.
Tho Bostons could do nothing with WeIchs
q one more TN III the ninth and then retired
ION the field. dusty. tired. and happy. The