The sun., 1891-05-17
TIE RECORD.
CLEVELAND, s; NEW YORK. 4.

o.~r-,Iyp. MAY 1e.-The wind swept across
a. hall pnrk this afternoon rs though 1t dow
", ~. an iceberg In the noxt lot. and Il seemed
I'm 10 torture to ask ball players to ramblo
-, ,ne eroen and attompt to give IN exhi-
s,,,on of the national game. Tho change from
p..,arday VAS like ride BY quick transit from
y. reuions OF tho equator to boarding mouse
=, w. North Pole. The crowd. which would
...uv have numbered 1000 had It been de.
mi day. was limited to few moro than l.O0o
.s,ror,nr souls, who wrapped themselves up
~ -,n,.r overcarmcnts, md with big blankets
:. .,,oss their knees braved tho game through.
'Thov wsrc we'll repaid for their trouble. for
~, on,v did the home team win. but both mines
cav. an exhibition Of ball playing that would
have boon oredtahle to the warmsst day In
Ssra G%nssGEa sshEa the % the
h Ssys that Buck Lwing, thought he would give s I.
@ re.t at mi. ,hS him fsk iii OF senekefy ekHs
ina as ba,ied sSud fouls Just like no same old Buck.
hut It wos absolute misery 10 feo aia mn nnssr
Ms,ta motion. as though he were an aged citi.
~ OF more than ninety summers. WITH az
Ann 6opnd up win rhe Ieermi' resai, waa tho W UevS
rt.ras stole second base with impunity. and af-
isr wrsnchinG himself severely two or three
times IN nco 10 'iouT az nive Il I'm and sum
Nn enH mat tna Counselor to finish out the game.
Both pitchers had wonderful c99mmhnnd ION @ OF
citv this season. Ito ST uck the Cleveland bat;
tors out at thy most oppoitume mon moments, G,n ann
f,rst base that one man was nearly thrown out
trying 10 stenl second hy q quick pass rom
SnK shlsrSsd Sud am All the luck Of tho
snd that. coupled with Mike Tiernnn's iatal
pass Of ground hit, gave them tn the victory; r;
TSrnan ht thas two runs
in. but be was inprudent enough himself t9
.endssyor. to make home on TIE hit aud died !si
easily Hal he remained On third there might
have been chance TO tie the .core.
10 chanee their luck as MaraGer Leadley
put II the h9ms team went M info the tsld t sist;
nS s.ss UOss catch by ohnsS" Of Cores hard iiae hit
d .aea a. Il hss so thu air as Ss
;UlsAS"I Was SoirS BY him and pulled ii down. Tne
force win which Cor, bntie'l It tore .iohnson's
Bali. Richardson made a base. hit but was
douilod up trying to, cal second on Tiernan's
strike ouf. Cleveland got men on first and Sec
01G in the t1, aes se, the View YorEs led OF in the
sut, and Ewing shocked the ball on the line t. to
getting more than two bases Mckean threw
SIs k % av to h ssSFnE h Gnss Sfse
Nss~SSss 'Se '>~.SS
bases. but was le't
In The next inning tho Clevelauds paved
around the diamond until they got run. With
two men out Davis hit safely and stole second.
Chlds sent him home by a we'll placed hit
oysr Richardson's head. Cleveland was the
nrst T. score again. adding another run to the
1th inning. Vau got u base on balls. and
stole second on Ewing. something that he
won do again all summer. McAleer sent him
to third on sacrifice. and he scored ON Nc
Kean's hit
\ the sixth inning Johnson started with
line h!t to lett. Doyle bit safely TO right centre
.eosins COIN and Doyle. going 10 tnir,i. Seward
struck ON, and boyle slid under .O'Rourke on
e@lssseock's @ assist to the plate on I Zmmsrs & IN.
second on pa d ball. and came home on
NcAsers right nsId li,sr, Cores single and ,sd
seventh. In the ninth the visitors made .
rally but too Iate With S,s, one ou, Sharr"tt hit
vas thrown out by Viau. Then Mike Tiernsn
drove terrific liner to centre for three bases.
Two runs came home but Tiernan tried TO
seore and was thrown out The score: