New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
BOSTON DOWN AGAIN.
BRIDEGRooMs WIN A FINE GAME.
SCIENTIFIC BASEBALL AT EASTERN PARK
OTHER CONTESTS.

LEAGUE
New-York o. phnedelphia o. Brooklyn L. Boston ~
Cincinnati 7. Cleveland 4 at Chicago rain
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletic O. Baltimore A Boston g. Washington |; Cin'
snnau IL St Louis s Columbus 7, Louisville D.
Yesterdays baseball game at Eastern PARK "a0
replete with interesting and brilliant features I"0
was an old-time crowd present, and thef gcnu"o ''
thusiasm was probably marked than al any o.i'
game since the memorable season Of 1882 INC ao'.'
number of woIl-dressed men, women ana chiaich "io
paid to witness the game was 6'o2' AZ was ~ ~.
behaved but Jolly crowd when the brookSn anu d."
ton teams started the game at p M Inc upPo,
tier was loaded down with fair woHien' WIN " ~.
before the game was half that they had ho' us
and ,v4rtor yvrans so soon for the attractive
spring costumes. -.
The contest was in sharp contrast TO the game VI
Friday although the Bridegrooms again woh' ies
terday's game was a strategic, sclehlihc ov"tos''
Quickly and almost perfectly played. sucn pi'onne
as that done by Lovett has seldom been seen. lie
actually retired the Boston batsmen In one two too
crder in eight Of the nine innings Both oil tle n'S
scored from his pitching made in the eishth
inning when Boston escaped whitewash by scoring
one run.
stoyov. usually so accurate did the only really poor
work OF the day The play OF the day was ihduo Il,
the sixth inning by BostOn's feet-footed steelan'oa
centrehelder Brodle, with Pinkney on first ana ono
out FOuN maze a inlsHty uiNO OO'"N~" 49,
centre fields 1t looked like home-run' ana Inc
spectators had already started that roar wch Always
follows a home-run drive. Brodie. by great run
caught the line drive, and turning quickly returned
the ball TO first base like rifeshot also retiring
Pinkney. II the ceverest double-play seen III
this neighborhOod in many day.
The Rrdegrooms reserved the last inning for them
selves sending the BostOnianS first 10 the bat In
the last half Of the inning the Bndegrooms scored
run and took the lead TO the intense satisfaction Of
the ooIookers After Collins had been disposed OF.
C,rtf1n was sent to first on called balls He stole
second when Camel dropped the ball, and went 10
third on a sacrifice by Pinkney. Burns put bal
inst back of second base and as 1T dropped In safe
territory Griffin scored.
No more runs were made until the seventh inning
when errors by stOvey allowed the Brldegroons 10
score two more runs The spectators went wild WIN
delight With two men ont Daley made bunt hit
and heat the ball to first Lovett, who had been
solng such yeoman's service as a pitcher now loomed
mn a. a batter He hit safely 10 right Held Stovey
stumbled over his feet and allowed the ball to pass
hm DALEY scored the error, Lovett reacmhR
third stovey made a poorC return of the ball ana
Lovett scored.
The Boston men made their only basehits Of the
game and scored their only in the eighth inning
sullivan reached first wild throw by Pinkney
and Quinn hit safely, advancing sullivan to thlrd.
Brodies Sacrifice allowed Sullivan to score.
In the last half Of the inning the Brdegrooms
scored the final run of the game. Griffin reached first
on a tumble by Nichols and went to second on wild
MITCH pinkney sacrificed him TO third and he scored
on Burus's long fly 10 left field. The tabulated re-
suit is as follows: