New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-28

A little wild pitching by Rusie. something that
great pitcher is not often guilty Of and tumble by
the imitation short STOP Whistler, made good many
people In New York sad last night. Those misplays
brought about at the Polo Grounds yesterday in
the game between the NewYorlk and Boston teams.
A game played under more favorable at
mospherc conditions. There not cloud in the
sky while a delightful breeze made the temperature
as near the comfortable point ID is possible to get IT,
II was not cold enough for the highest of top
coats, warm enough TO wilt a collar or cuff. IL
WAS an ideal day. and there would have been no com
plant if the result had been the other way and the
other fellows had been beaten instead OF the Giants
The crowd was a large one, 020, and II enthus-
astic TO a degree One Individual had loaded up on
some foreign stuff before he reached the grounds and
IA became really extensively enthusiastic, and was
elected from the grounds. Some Of the crowd objected
70 his being put out evidently laborng under the idea
that he was gentleman because he wore a silk hat.
Rusie pitched with his usual effect except in one
inning and singularly enough Clarkson did the same
thing Four Of the five hits scored off ClarksOn were
made IN the first inning, while three Of the half dozen
hits made of Ruse scored in the eighth inning.
Brilliant plays numerous and each good play was
greeted with enthusiastic shouts OF approval matter
whether New-York or Boston player was the lucky
Ternan's home hit in the opening inning
one Of the most terrific drives and it was
responsible for little comedy which started good
laugh. When Ternan to the bat in the second
inning, there commotion in the crowd standing
In the aeywsy between the grand stand and the
free seats. fat little moon-faced man wearing
a large silk hat eventually got through and made
for the home plate He carried big bunch of flowers
and a grin Of wonderful magnitude. The game was
stopped while the funny little presented to
TIernan his floral admiration of Michaels mighty
muscular science. The Giants made just ono hit
during the rest of the game
The game opened with the Giants at the bat. and
Herman opened the ball with great hOme-run drive
the crowd jolly from the start. Herman hit
about the third ball pitched and it sailed away to
right field. 1t struck the top Of the fence and bound
ing high in the air the ball dropped the other side
of the fence. 1t the first time the ball has ever
been Knocked over the fence and graceful Michael was
q hero. Gore followed with hit to left field and
O'Rourke also hit safely. Bassett made twObase
hit to right field, scoring Gore and o'ROurke.
In the second inning the Dostons made three rms
and tied the But they were different kinds OF
runs whstler's responsible for all three
Nash put out, but BrOde was sent to first on
called 5as Tucker hit to short but Whistler fumbed
the bail and both runners were safe Lowe hit past
third base, and Brode scored. Bennett struck out
bnt Clarkson surprised his friends by hitting safely TO
right field sending home Tucker and Lowe
The Bostons got more in the fifth inning
and took the lead Bennett hit safely to centre field
and Clarhson's sacrifice put him on second.
similar play by Long put Bennett on third, and ne
scored on a wild pitch
The Giants got another in the sixth inning, and
the score was again tie. Conner was sent to hrSt
on called balls and O'Rourkes sacrifice advance nm
M second Bassett buated the ball toward thIo ana
beat the throw TO first BaSset started 70 ste 10 Seo
ond and while he was being run out Common scored A.
In the eighth inning Ruse lost his cunning ana the
visiting men batted in four runs and won the zane;
Cirkson led of with hit, and after Long struck out
Stovev was sent TO first on called balls Quinns sac
rifoe advanced each base, and Buckleys via throw
r. third allowed ClarksOn 20 score. Nash hit satey 10
rpbt field and StOvey scored. Nash stole second ana
Brode went to first called balls and also SOie sec
ond Tuckers hit to right field scored DOth men.
Tha Giants went out as they to the bat in the
last three innings The score was follows
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