New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15

Arson and his men could not keep pace with the iVeY
game the ErOokyns put mp at Eastern f"N yes.eI"'y'
and they went down with terrific thud Inc 'old man
did All IA his power the tide and might have posi-
-, ,,ccaeaad lint for Umpre Lynch. He took Luby out
~ the box I'm tie third inning after the Brookyns hal
or two in that inning and haa the oSs7 h''u
With no one out Ncol, the youngSte'' was sunH"on.u
e,o,, tho bench Then Anon did amazingly bold
thing lie put Nic0l in the box and told MN u p1ch 70
it,ridoo IN s4e If he would do finish the game, wn.
Arson himself went behind Kittrdge TO watch the au
curves Umpire Lynch tried to make Arson stol anu go
on playing but the "old man" was stubborn ana cafn"u
the day His nerve was admired by the 25l5 spectators
The very nst thing Nicol did was to get Hemming 10
smash AZ curve The ball went straight at Cooney on
line. lie ght it and threw to Burns conP"ths d
double play Surely Arson had eXtrcatu hIlseh HUN
argesized hole for II Luby had remained w. thefe 10 no
telling how many runs would have been made In the
,oyt inning Nicol began 70 get Wild at least Umpire
Lynch thought he sent two men 70 bases Oh oa19
With third second bases occupied and only one ON" nc
retired the two batters When the hith inning "
gan Lynch began 70 give him "a bad roasting Oh
halls and strikes as any pitcher got In consequences
the Broovns were presented with four runs although
Nico struck ont five by rights But three hl "eie
made OF MIN in six innings and hall
Hsmmlng Dit he'd a btaIfui game, holdihg me Ch'c@-
%. down 10 four hits. Nico hit the hardest with he
ase. filed in the last inning aud two out Arson s'u'
.Now. Nick give US home run" lie responded Inc
bll sailed away Carltbers's head Inc p''c' "'
CLEANED and An-on rushed .rantcaly across the diamond
earned home run. Knslow and Darby obrieh ulu
.omr stupid base.Iunning. The CHlcagOs "ere D'N'S
attled and played like amateurs than lelhan'-
winners DahIen and Ryan mufed files, while FIenef
and Burns did poorly. ,,,
RYAN the Irst the bat. was bit by peheu O'i
and he .ook his base C6oncy hunted. Each was ad-
,anc4d base on Daens sacrifice and scored on Arson
single The Brookyns tied the in their haf Of tne
inning Ward got his base on balls and stole 'ecopo IN
brilliant STYLE Foutz hit safely and stole second. On
p,knev,s sacrifice Ward scored. So did Foutz on W.
o Brien's bunt hi
In the second inning Prefer h to right FOR three bases
and scored on IAbys sacrifice. Again did the Bio'kynN
lie die score Kinslow his safely and was advanced 10
s-coud on H-mmng's sacrifice and 70 third Oh "ard
.,uqle The latter was caught CT frs: base by Lucy
nuick throw. Dahlcn muned Foutz's fly and hlnsow
scored base on balls by Burns and refef ana
single gave the Brookyns two more runs before anybody
had ben retired in the third inning Then Nico was sub
,ltd Three bases on balls By Prefer and KIT
fridge and single gave :he Brookyns four more IN the
rftb in, ing On a hit by pitched ball wild throw by
xi,o and a single the home team added another run In
t3e sixth. force hit, two bases on balls and Nlcol
toagcre gave The Chcagos three runs in the last inn
ing. Inc ,uo,,,-,v>-
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