The sun., 1891-07-14
NOW LOOK OUT FOR BOSTON.
THE BEANEArERs AnE ,MorIMo iUP
TERY F.iST

IhE bEfNEJIEnS dhS S"V'tN" W.
TERY Fast
And win No Doubt Give ths New York- =
. Nnrd Fight for First Place After the
Eastern Clubs tome Nome-Ewinr's Men
Now Have q Lead or rTwenty-nine Points
Over tho Chicngos-Other Games.
The New Yorks evidently came to tho con-
clusion illa, the time was rlJe Tor tho pros
entstIon OF a fsw C Id acts 10 Uncle Anson.
The tall Chicago an has harbored he Impression
that he. with tie assistance OF eight or ten
promising young croluot players. could sue
cessfully cops with the New ioiks in tho ma
tiopal game OF baseball. Ii is quito probable
that in somo simple game OF chance. where
skill docs not cut any ilEure. surh rs incH-
stones or mumbetypeg the Chcagos might
occasion ally win point. but when II comos 10
. contest like baseball. where muscle and
brains rley IN important pait. the ChicaGos
are decidedly not in II.
When Anson and his men came 10 New YORK
TO wrest tho honors from Mntric's hitteis. tho
visitors ware unhorsel four times in success
sion They went homo vowina to make the
New Yorks feel sorry for the inho ptabl"
treatment Then tho New ycrks invaded ,hs
stronghold OF the ChcnEos and deliberately
took q majority of tho thtee games played.
Doubtless tho ave'a.e student Of baseball VIII
not require any nd ilional straws to Indicate
to him from which direction championship
liz their vics'ry Yesterday tho New yorks
lead The ChicaS,s 8 bv twenty nine eo3d roints.
snatching away tie lead in the three games
the New Y9rss are !" ra' haS II tIe Eo,sst C
seems M % 10 in3ira,o f Tia, tho men from tie HUB
viii give the winners ol the hng god deal OF
trouble before tho last game 1, played. selee's
In rc
en ae now ",s BUT % setcn points hin the Chicago.
There Ia little question OF the Bostons tahing
spnd IN h SoW 6r o he
,Pnita,!-lphla continues to hang on to tIlth
% M.h rush @ G as tie
After two de.eat, ut The hands Of the Cleve-
lands. the Erooklyns went upon the Held yes
ter,,ay with blood in their EYES aud threw the
Forest City boy down with crash that
SSio Ihe e'W Wor 20 II Was r. men Is very % un
even. They mako q brilliant spnrt at Chicago
and then tumble In q heap without apparent
The Pittsburrhs will find It ,neccs sary to eT-
ercss great care E oT thy WI drop into tho hoe
Nes YssssIia?s iopE = CSisssc ssGsss we're; ;'
brooklyn ~ Cieyeland:
Philadelphia. Z; Pittsburgh G.
THE RECORD.
n?s ': % r1 rsiisa.ph's s" s. '? s r, 81 81
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NEW YoRK. Z; CHICAGO 8.
Carc,co July 1%,The II: New i0ss fxsf, gave
sSs mass beat mem E.s oss 1nnsr ssse
s,,ine: Their hss,y ,,t,ers III fe,l upo.i he
TSe hioaso: We're hs div i0 able to hit kusi 1t
was hs third game hele this Tune, but he
bat6mRn
gould DO not1nE With his his, cur. es The SsW
two bases in the irst Inning and Richardson
smashsd out nj single pnst third base
with u mighty smash for three buses into far
iss field. and Conn9r gave an e9uaT;ly ,remen-
drove 20 ao phe ann ,hc
latter pulled it down. s epped on third base.
s s9 he as say started 9
bases: bss was lett when bahlen and Anson
IT -: S.T }eEts % d. not seo,e in the sec:
Sssssp u reach The fsh eae1
sooi bail Id Lifted it over The sit ileld ienee
New yerks aid tr no, urhsr nereass ihsr seors
IN this inning. allhouxh basse,t drove pretty
Buck ley W each got . base on on bal Is. fer RSsle
Sa to spd e.apn II tie
SRaries down az er tha,, ,il the seventh inn ne.
Carroll but Como, caught the bali with;
srounds. 1t went over tho rlsht fle}d fe &c. ce,
and for about half q block lurh r Than that,
% Win F2n Gssns ss efsr m ahsss
him. The hit was ono of The biggest ever
made in Chicngo and s'I OF the ,io!ks, who
the field II would have accumplis he'd tie un:
kenrd Of per ormnnce OF clearing the end
The Chicaeos were weak and ineffective at
the bat. and they had an a. additional obstacle to !
gilng up runs IN the skili.l fielding Of the
earch which won lur him an enthusiastic burst
tho sh .d n hs pnee1
fielder came running at full speed ami took
tie Rrlet vail and md WAS badly shaken 81 fse tho
when lie tumbled back from the force Of the
Tie chcagos started of as though they
p cant to get some ONE, runs. In the first inning;
btt and stolo secord. lie tried t. make tnird !
e but iueSley @ was , 70, quick for him.
ir"m lirst Eusie snapped til" ball to to connor. H or
and III, thirsgo ma was retired Rnsie lost |
q a1 nn n sS ssS 4
An-on was fer ed out At the plate by Pfener's |
drive TO Rusie. bat Hutchinson. " no seldom |
hits az all. got a bail be liked and -mashed It |
FAR in, centre field for tiree bases. bringing !
In Lnrro ana Coo ley. The hit looked 20 l.: |
TO Hutcaipson that lie thought it must be a |
home run. He t,ie.i TO make the last base and |
wnr cnught by buckley. with the assistance OF |
Cor anU Richardsun. The thicngos did noth- |
Ing with husie aifc that He moved them |
down as fast = tIey cnnto IT, @ plate and |
hey got only one Elore HIT That WIS made |
By kiItr,upe III ths eighth Tho attendance |
was 5000. The score:
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u mot l. e.. - v - kirRard'n. .dG.t 4 q |
Dahisn. I'd b.. % - . $ % Herman r. T.. = 8 o u |
Anson, lst D.. - - ~ q l'nRHOr, ist n. Il o o |