New-York tribune., 1891-05-02
BOSTON'S PRIDE LOWERED.
DEFEATED BY THE BROOKLYN MEN.
cLARksoN,s PITCHING BATTED FREELY by
THE BRDEGRooMs.
LEAGUE.

LEAGUE
tsSssnd e. Cincinnati g. Pittsburg ). Chicago
ASSOCIATION.
6, ror,. 2 Cincinnati l. Columbus 2. Louisville o.
Baseball is an uncertain sport but as the pest tc,
wins the majority Of games, IN the end ito al ,e~
poston came 20 New York and slaughtered TIC "iah'
hen The Giants knocked the conceit ont OF the b"c
grooms winning three out Of four games. ieS1e'u'y
the Bostons were fairly smashed by the bfucs's
in the game at Eastern Park. Garrison Vi -Auon'S ~
poses the pitching pct Of modern Athens, was S'Np'
knocked out Of the box
The surroundings at Eastern Park yes'eru'S W.
ANYTHING but comfortable for the 2,193 spectators
There was a moisture in the air which seeneo I"
,oreten roin But the most obiecuonsbe feature
came from the smokestack OF an adlaceht hiii'' ~
wind was Just right, for the mill' ana clouus =.
choking black smoke enveloped the heiu ouriiie 80 e
part of the game. 1T was so dense az uhicS d" !" ''"
the outhelders look ghostlihc and shaao"y'
The wind also played AN important part IN Ihe
game II WAS directly In the face OF the pitchers
and the batsmen were in their glory. Inc resui'
was thrty-three single basehHs, WIN ioi'n'r
able totals Clarbson had little OF MS ~IFipf'
sneed and his slow curves were just tie
Find q, haseht material the Bridegrooms are
alwavs looking for The studiouslooknG pitcher dis
crcetly retired after the seventh inning Cai''thcs
had enough of after pitching five Innings ana ne was
relieved by Terry Terry has become alderman-hhe IN
proportons but he has retained his cunning even II
he ha, lost his hne proportions
The fielding play considering the terrific batung' was
remarkably accurate but three errors being made not
a PLAYER reaching first base misplay lhiS Is re-
narlfable in these days Of bustllng baseball ihe
fielding work Of Collins Griffin, Pinkey, DAILY, Eou'z'
Long stoycy Tucker and Quinn was excellent 1hc
neetfooed Griffin about deprived otovey OF TWO noh'e
runs Collins, by clever device. discovered liar"
sons signs in the third inning and he was not siow
in imparng the intelligence TO his comrades Oihpro
| Lynch was erratic in his decisions and kinslow
little too demOnstrative man does not look pretty
when he dances around Ike monkey on hot bricks,
simply because something displeases him.
Neither side scored in the first two innings, but IN
the third the BrdcgroOms began TO BAT ClarHso"'
curves and scoring five runs, took good lead. hhS
low led of with twobaSc hit TO tine left field fence,
| and Caruthers's safe hit advanced Knsow to third
Collins sent vicious bounder 10 first, and aithousn
Tucker retired the batsman, Kinslow scored GIiii'n
then caught All oIcurve on the end OF the Dat ana
it sailed out between right and centre heids' Iho
ball rolled beyond the ropes aud Griffin made nome
run. Hnkney followed with a hit, and Burns was
sent to first on called balls. Fouz sacrificed each
base and OBrien's drive TO centre field brought both
men home. Ten men went 10 Gat' lour Vi lu0 iui''
| being earned
| Then the Boston men did the first effective batting
and secured four runs. sullivan led of with home
run drive over the eftfed fence and va% loudly ap
! plauded Quinn followed WITH tWUDase hI 10
| left field. Nash and Bennett also hit
safely, filing the bases. GARRISON forced Bennett
NJ second but Quinn scored. Long sent to first
on balls, and the bases were again full. Stovey
brought in Nash and CarlIs0n with lively drive TO
centre field, WHICH would have been home run but
for great stop by Griffin. Score Brooklyn D. Boston A.
The Boston men drew ahead in the nth inning by
| scoring two more rams. sullivan led of with hit,
| and sacrifices by Quinn and BTOdle put sullivan on
| third. Nash made great drive to centre field aud
The ball was returned the plate in time to retro
him, but the umpire said Not out and >tOyey got a
home run, making the q to In EostOnS favor.
| Garrison depended slow curves In the sixth IN
Ming and II there is anything in the world the Bride
grooms like is slow pitching Ie result was vc moro
runs for Brooklyn and the lead. Kins0w. Terry and Col
lins made hits filling the bases and the crowd began 10
| gct nervous. Griffin hit 10 Long and Knsow was put
ont at the plate Pinkney sent to first on called
| balls forcing home Terry. Burns Then made home
run hit to centre field and four more runs came N
| amid the widest excitement. Score. Brooklyn 10,
| Boston u.
| The BrO0klyns made two more runs in the seventh
inning three bases balls playing an important part
as did hits By Terry and FOuz. One more run went 10
| Brooklyn in the eighth inning on a two-base nit by
Terry q passed bail and hit by Collins. The tab'i
| lated result follows: