The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-22
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DRooKLYN, 10; NEW YoNA. =.

The Brooklyn rooters who saw Yesterdays
one Of the q cntest games ever played, The
adheren,s Of the NV ork team are unabclo
saf ss;tns T hs ifa the nG"
ended in Ito HMal rons, weIS Iissnsssa IN a
tho first half OF tho ninth to be the per.
sonal pops'ty Of tho , New York team and a.,
bridge are usually good uaturel they were
unable to reiress some slight show OF cxn7-
close of the iirsi hall OF Tho ninth was 20 So
vyefely iros,bitten before tho side was out in
Lcit-ilclter O'Rou,ke was referred to sew
thought that Ind OIourke in the ninth inning
grand stand it would nave. done us much Eool
as di his throw 10 second. The throw which
sa pi poh tn the s0 sae Ts n e
tied Tho score. and Fontz, who had made a
SHARP single to LEFT Thh Il, Eonrko Va SLOW 10y,
and prepare to throw. louG-l"Gged Fou,H hud
got to third and was; tenyina; arc md the corner
on the way home Had O'Rourko thrown TO
been put out 10 the surprise OF MI n'!;ourke
threw to second and put out O'itien. whie
ming run. 1t was shocking exhibition OF u;li
Judgment, and Will" the loss OF the game can.
been eted IL nae ow a w E"mf
have had anoth clance L. try tor the game.
arpineHrS +" have esin re MON by tne
be Injured it woui be ,brst to lave the IN
SSasant AFFAIR." take place rreygns 70 NE
Enonkins iiios to THO outileider.. The Batter
bit at it .yieiousl;: 1nSteaI Of II sa H.
srair line UNI Until bro S tau IN w W On nans
against the side Of linkney's head. The latter
Tn1 Ist anE Sr 6s h hit H Ma np a
ga his Eness and Isd his bend 6e w. %" his
hands for n few minutes. Then Ircsideut
MsIns sS the or snh tesr led the
as n cricket, and played the game through in
good style.
ers the Brooklvn foam put up 4 stiir game yes
terdny; Second base va. gnnrde hy That
tanned veteran ~ 2, ;, ID. diamond, h"rgock; lie
agood fielding game. but did nothing with tho
In right field Es,er'rooa accepted throe
chances in good style and cracked out two
slashing singles. This p!ayer handles himsolf
well in the outiield and evidently has his eve
Foutz scored for Brooklyn liz tho first on a
ball. New YofE weD TO h ant the
second. getting two runs on O'ltourkes single.
fwnss basS L i anI MISS ri t
This was very pleasant: for the New York
thing took place. Burdock rot first ON balls.
second on Wards single to ccr:rc.. mud scored
when the hit GOT away from Gore. Ward rench-
ing third Oh the error. CarIthnr.'s double to
left drove Ward home. Foutz and y 81 leu
went out on flies. but Pinkney's single sent
Caruthers homo. PinHncy being nipped at
second.
Now Workers began to smile again in tho
NTH when three run were scored on Clail's
single. iornan's h!s" on bgi-. toutz's FUN
bic, Q,Rourkes double. and Basaetts single.
Now York was again in the lead.
+ 1hon the wicked iirookiyns made the adj
mtreis OF the men in black feel eXcCe dinghy
Glnm by making Two runs IN tn" siyth on Sin
kles by Pinkney. Estcrbrook, a:.d kinslDw and
two moro in the seventh on Hass-tts tumble 4
base on bnlls. wild ritch, O'Eriens single.
and II sncrince.
Tho New Works needed three runs to tic
whom hey went TO bat in the ninth. living mado
single md Gore and Clark went to first on
balls The bnses were iull. IiernHn Ind q
glorious oprortunity. IL hit q fly to O'Briou.
Conner hit lily 20 iJnkuey. UiOurke had
line chance TO distinguish himself. lie smash
Oh single and two runs came in. bassett
banged u doubls and two NOR, runs came IL,
Whistler was out on u y New York was ono
run ahead.
Then the dismal ninth came. Ward hit 10
Ewing. and the tai pitcher grabbed grass,
dirt and everything he could Iny his hands on.
but never touched the ball Ward stole second.
took third on Cgru'hers'> sariIcn. and seorcd
and O'Rnurke's throw. with Tho result That
New York was bsnten. There were over 500
persons present. The sc re.