The sun., 1891-06-24

jsct Of mathematics. the following statement
d found: "A aphere. or GLOBE is n solid
bounded By q convex surface every point OF
which 10 equally distant from point within
called tho centre. To ind the surface OF a
sphere multiply the circumference by the
diameter; or, multiply tho square OF the dame
ter by 9.14l8"
- It ,is probable that in Mondays game ut
Btookiyu tho New Yorks endeavored to find
tbs surface Of the sphere by means Of one OF
the above rules. aud their failure to solve the
problem wns painfully apparent Yesterday
thSy adopted entirely different tactics. and
were en,incntly successful In their matho-
nntical efforts. 1nying asido all rules they
simply measure the sphere With the eye and
/. then found lis surface with stout club. Time
, sad again they demonstrated to tho 4.440 per-
sens In attendance that their calculations
vsre correct. The mathematical progress OF
thA New iorks was Pleasing TO their many
friends. but tri,e annoying to a number o, Of
honor aud glory of Brooklyn. and the salares.
New h9rks Mors tho M, samS ;or eGSE .Sa ga
sfekatlon. On Monday ,hoir .froris reminded
car horse gets over tho ground. bnt yesterday
shsy savot,slkS lot 81 yoarlins In ,So,s Soits III n,
.spseis @ ss9Se'f ss fsslsy n ann nA0' .Ss sd ' vas
elgeo: Jim Ohonfke surpI.So" si eneiI'o@ouy @
h9rtnH ~ h9 could be head Saw eyer eyer
mould. % nS"' on he a.ser i,ana the lsrookiyns
.sns on edgs dns NJ doubt to ,5o The na,ntI
1fsr Tss Xdonis ass he he is sIsd. got hronrh sSo
second ee M ho got into !rouSo. II Was ai enough
f1T TORY 70 be Wild and lnc|'sctiye but. I'm NJ
tnl,htd vounR man named ktuSIOW, VINO gave
1 most exasperatipg exhibition, hehnd The
S.snS hs b., x"s he vatsd there WITH @ aD @ inn
Thomas Kinslow had plenty Of time on his
seeand inning. He rolled one straight over
sss;fss va ss1cn Th tour
saa S s,0epSa
so. aaS s Ssf y y9 f. SFn @
clean snss to s H whsts, ssis;ns and
third. from whence he scored o. Cores sac
came e Ss5 shs second time ana bit
s sh uP to eSss oS Ss SsIn
as and loSksd very much satisfied
wT ssns p1ef ss s st. on sPsr S. and
sot iirst on scratch hit. With the bases full.
Terri, made fearfuly wild pitch. and 50 slow
,sss % r. : %:ES sss
% | %. 's thor s hs nnS e
ns aPS cSnPSs %ass 70 ob:n but
In the fourth inning Terry failed to appear
m the box. his place being taken By HON.
hemmine would be hsmmsd tn by shower Of
hase hits. but IL wasn't realized: Just three
hits and but one run were scored of that young
man in six nnIngs. and had he been put In at
the start the game would have Deem much
Tho only run SCORED In tho last six innings
vas by Tiornan in the seventh. He hit sky
scrsper to IiehI thst Burns ran for, got under
;Tisrnan. running like a racer. was st second
whom the mum was made and beat the ball to
the plate. 1t was Q fine exhibition OF fast rum
Ming. and was loudly applanded. u.., -.
ju6iisnt yesterday. First they laughed ironi-
cAliy at the poor work OF their team and then
they turned their wrath upon tho umpire. just
hov srogd VIII act
game. Tho spectators on the bleachers. who
arc unable 10 tel whether bali goes over tho
plate or not hissed the umpire on his jude-
cnsions when ihey hissed loudest Rusie cut
the plate with the ball.
The Brooklyns SEQ cd one run In the first on
Tard's base on balls; drinIns hiH single. Nerds
the plate on Burnss short ny over second that
vas caught hy Ri.hnrdson. it was great work
By tho Brooklyn captain.
thi1d on Wbrsns BIZ and ssorsd 10 on Pnsness seSs
eacFIfice. Their third and last run as male
"a the seventh. when ollins's base on balls
sad. Burns..s cracking double to right did the