New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-24

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Cincinnati g. ST. Louis u
yowyorx,s representative team Of yesterday and the
Giants Monday were entirely dinerent ooues Vi ~.
Sometimes the Giants grow little over-conhdent anu
careless and a good thrashing generally a"aKehs
them from their drowsncss. They got that Vhos""s Nv
the hands OF Bridegrooms on Monday ana IN coi'
ouence they played like different SCI oil men yco'u'
IL was rather az Eastern fark yesterday Sc'
cha heot did not AFFECT the attendance 4340 people
went 20 the distant grounds TO witness the contest e
Brooklyn played clever game IN inc heu olO h'Sie
we'd too much for them and basehts few and
,r between no two hits being made In one inning Wad
nod Narrow escape from lightning insnoot In the nrst
inning and IL seemed oil the baachts out OF his
tat.
IL was said that the directors OF the club had hed
consultation with the New.yOrk players prior 70 inc
g,,no lie Thought that the men should show little
mere vim In work, and most OF the players aSreeu
with him. The result was magical Inc 'e'eIa"
Orator O'Eourko cast reserve aside ana got on inc
coach lines and yelled like Comanche Indian NoIouy
in the Metropolitan District remembers seeing the
usually hlughty ORourke act 50 IKE live baseDaii
player The whole team played with snap ana 'hor'
oughness that them victory before the game
fairly started. .
Tc,rv started in to pitch for brooklyn but he had
moor control Of the ball retired after the third
inning, Hmning pitching out the game Buckley so'
stolen base o peculiar way In the second inning In
catching the ball Knsow rcret0ed the little GLOBE De-
tween the thumb and body part OF his ham-ike glove
The ball in and kinslow set the crowd IN
roar by making frantic grabs In every drectlon i'll MS
effort find the ball.
The Giants went bat. but they put Qua
without scoring. Not the Brdesrooms, for Wards
men got run and the lead Collins was put out but
Rusie thought It send Ward TO first base on
cord halls IL was a mistake Grifnn followed with
safe drive TO cft field Ward tIcn stole 10 third The
,av was close getting the benefit OF the doubt
nuns sent an ugly ny OF second bose Richardson
made pretty catch but Ward boa: the throw to the plate
in the second inning the bridegroom stock umped for
the Giant, went az Terry in and scored hall
dozen runs The enthusiasts who In the previous inning
had applouded Terry now yelled for his retirement
o,Rourke made hit. Bassett first called
balls and filed scratch hit by whistler
Buckley hit safely short and O'Rourke scored
Eusie's ny 10 centrs field home Dassett Tiernan
went TO first on called balls aud the bases were again
full Richardson made great drive TO left field sending
lone whistler and Buckley Gore sacrificed and Herman
scored while an error by Collins let Richardson score
In the next inning runs went To Ncw'fork
moLIna the Giants, lead 10 to l. Whistler went TO first
on balls and Buckley nade hit Ternan also ht safey
A Wild pitch allowed Whistler and Buckley TO score
Richardson hi, to short Ward threw poorly to the
plato and Tlcrnan scored Richardson forced out by
Gore but Conner made t|obsso hit and Gore scored
Then Terry loft the bench and He1nming went III
| b. try to save the game for Brooklyn.
Both teams then settled down. and for three innings
no moe runs were made In the sixth the Bridegrooms
got their second run the game. Burns sent 70
first on called balls and third hit by O'Brien
lie scored on sacrifice by Pnkney. Ternan made a
great drive the seventh and although Burns made
Gallant effort could not get the ball, and Ternan by
| good running managed TO get home
in the latter part of the inning the Brdegrooms mode
their defeat less CALLING by getting In run.
Collins went to first called balls 10 second sacrifice
| by Wad and scored twobasc hit to right field by
| Burns. The was as follows;