New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-28

The more than 1000 spectators vnnt to Eastern
rarA, bfooRyh yesterday had less glowing opinion OIL
The Bficegrooms at D. than they had earlier In the
Day The work OF the Bridegrooms poor, cratic,
dsjointed opsded. The OF the players in the
field was amoteurke, while their efforts batting were
udierous The Philadelphia played sharp, sprishty
game and won easily The weather was perfect and the
crowd enthusiastic up TO the seventh inning, when the
Brdegrooms exhibited signs Of distress and then went all
to pieces
the eight runs scored while pitched earned the de-
feat cannot be laid to his door J. OBren the new man
who played so well Oh Saturday, did wretchedy YESTERDAY
Caruthers and DALEY way Hemmng and Kinsiow
In the eighth inning but the change did good and there
scarcely any reason for one being made.
Foutz had a narrow escape In the fourth inning. lie
was struck fun In the head by batted ball. the Oal
rcboundng back twenty feet where Ward got It, Fout
dropped TO the ground but he regaincd his ieet
more frightened than hurt Collins, who recently
injured in the collision with Burns was out for the
first time yesterday and he his companions beaten
He carries uglyookng wounds in his head bnt
otherwise he is all right. curious accident occurred
Just before the started Patrick Dewey few years
ago. held political berth at the Custom House For the
last year or he has been a "bOy-choser in the
employ of the Brooklyn club His principal duty Is to
prevent the troublesome small boy from jumping over the
fence and witnessing the without the formaii of
paving for II. In argument with wel-deyelopcd
youth Mr. Dewey had about quarter Of his ample nose
kicked OIL ones thumb would rest easily In the hole
In the side OF Deyoys face
side scored in the opening inning, but In the
second trial Quaker City men got two runs Clein-
ent that clever everyday catcher started the inning
with a two.tase hit TO left field. Myers hit safely to
right and as Burns allow the ball TO pass him. Cem'
eDt Myers got around b. third Myers scoreu
ON Aliens hit to centre field.
The Philadelphia made their lead to 0 by scoring
one more run in the fourth inning Shinde was sent TO
first on called balls, and Browns hit ~ let hed
shnde got to third He scored on Aliens long fly 10
Burns in right field
The Brooklyn men got two runs in fifth inning, and
their friends were much relieved. After Caruhtfs had
been nut out to first CALLED balls fou|
followed with a great drive to centre field for nome
run S ndng Ward in ahead Of him and making the
score Philadelphia g. Biooalyn 3
The BrldcgrOoms run In the SKIN
inning and tied score and the enthusiasts were happy
After Griffin had been put out Burns made great drive
between left and centre fields for three bass The hit
went for little, j. oBrcA forced him out ~ the Se'
rauav hit safely TO field sending J. OBrien to
second Caruthers sent an easy gOunde TO secohd Oue
Myers fumbled the ball and j. O'Bricn scored.
The visiting players won the game III the seventh
inning when the Brdegrooms went all to pieces ana
allowed their opponents score five runs Gesson was
sont N first on called balls and Hamilton sacrificed him
70 second Thompson hit safely to centre held GLEASON
scoring and Thompson going to second on the throw IN
An error by OBen allowed Delehany TO get 10 seeohu
and Thompson Clements hit safely I" centre
field and peehanty came home mum by Burns gave
MYERS life" and another error by j. O'Bnen allowed
Clements to and put Shnde OH second rom "hee
he scored hit by Brown Ten men went 10 the o''
vet not a run earned OF the pitching
In the eighth inning the Quaker City men put TWO
uore runs 70 their score making their total TO- Hamilton
wes struck by pitched ball and stole second assisted
a throw. lie scored on Thompsons t"oOsse h''
TO centre field Deehantys sacrifice put Thompson on
third and j. OBrien's third error allowed Thompson 70
reach the home plate. The was as follows: