The sun., 1891-06-10
NRM YORK. z. pIITsnI, ROLL q

IL WA evident whom the Pittsburghs drag ycd
themselves up on the Polo grounds yesterday
that they we're still oppressed by that tirod
feeling They played like lot OF men who
had drawn their salaries In advance. They
walked upon tho field with nu air which
seemed to say: We'll we are prepared for
smother thrashine. and orc ready TO take our
medicine" When they discovered that Ruse
Was to pitch three tons OF starch wouldn't
bAvo helped them. aud the way In
which that young mau compelled them
to saw the air was certainly an edifyinR spec-
tacle. Buckley also had an interesting time.
On several occasions. when the ball came so
hot that 1t fairly smoked, the catcher laid it
tcnderly on the ground. and drawing OIL his
gloves. looked earnestly at his hands to sea
that no nngets were missing. Rusio usually
walked to the plate and inspected the result OF
his speed with great interest.
Ming: the Pittsburgh pitcher. has evidently
fSai OF the effectiveness oil the rich smiles of
Welch and Calvin. ana he dc ermined to Try
that sty.e Of p,t,hln Truth eomrels the
and the 1888 persons present are aware OF the
fact. 4 mellow engaging emile accompanied
did not Yield 10 It's ii; influence enc al and SMASHED M
the curves aud insho9ts right and lett y
fhe GAVIN pan fs of sminr f SI all hroush
eame. no matter If the thud Of the base hit Is
lizard on all sides ook Of i9Tous S npcon. on,
lowed ~ A. rxnression OF dull desnalr when
ret lnan0nt Ii hit for two bases is q plan
hardiy iikeIy to succeed In the modern game
. The New Ssw Yorks s,Scn.!nued their practice Of
Hnsuccessfu! Efforts 10 lanl on the, ball. and
amen was clean single to rTh.
s.ss fi s1 sent
the tall hnstling to LEFT and 1iernan scram-
Ss S III lit II. bn Th SIC hasa a 'n's Il yre s
ground toward second
The Mnexpected is continually happening In
nj lynf al tfnF hA hall ltr-tth
second base. retiring Rchardson. and then
ing out tlasscoSf at list The p "psctators al.
l2wed l that Reilly was doing quite well king
him base ON on b"iis. and nd Wien 1f oRoGaks CHt S"s
fn'cksd r.. o;, chhinrmnE hinInE iwo,6a-er against
lett field; Tho angular Browning got under 1t
.. ous . mnli. nlIn . which connor and O,kourke
ran nome ana Gore ie got TO second. where be
The New Yorks saw whore the ball was in the
SECOND lnning. Buckley hit long fly 10 centre.
lett. and Tiernnn hammered out a fierce two
pager {" right. but knsie was held ut third.
HnS Sea to the e ,broa
BY some yards. Gl"sscock's out at first left
ilE.rnan at Second ,
,Ss Eo s P;e Oh and seeOp
made base hit ing the bal to ielt. Brown-
Ing oamo up to meet 1t. but the ball was aveiss
to such prosecuting and rolled gracefully be-
ween hts iooi. O'Hourke was homo by this
time. and Gore was tearing around the hases
like Texns steer running Rmuck. Maui
finally overlook the ball aud hurlei 1t where he |
Thought It would do the most good. Reilly. |
iilled with Wild determination TO throw it !
GSEeh w the sphere and cast i.
never stopped running. and scored without !
opposition. Eassett's Rrounder was thrown |
low by Miller. but the runner was left, Buckley |
and Kusie retiring on flies.
King ceased to smile All er the third inning |
and his effectiveness increased. At any rate, |
the New for kers na.i nut three hits in tho |
m six innings: aud no more runs.
D.. aiphers Then Eerser got a base on balls, |
gnlloped to third on wild pitch. and 81 ored on |
Kings sacrifice. which was Il hard htt Tie
ball bounded OH Rusie into the air and didn't
come down till too late to catch Berger. King
was caught at first,
In ne eighth inning two earned runs were
scored against Rusie. when not II run should
got q single and browning double, With
nv 10 short left centre. O'liourke. Gore, AMI
sta ted forit. AS they IeArej the
spot where the Lnll was about TO drop they
The ball dropped to the ground. and Beckley
lnd Browning crossed the pla e. Ruse CAV,
~ base on balls. but Millers # WAS
taken by richardson. anu the inning came 10
an en-.
Rnslo determined that there should be no
fo0lishnrss In The ninth inning 20 hs struck
D,,%t Berger. Reilly and King in succession.
The score: