The sun., 1891-06-21
THE RECORD,
PHILADELPHIA, 4; NEW YoRK. 2.

Az the m enaReflbi chfeof ot marry WrIknk
,.npthsns It would seem that he grows more
,oxy. When he arrived here with his team he
,omarked. with an air Of meekness and humil-
,ty that bis team was weak In the box. Gleason
vss not pitching up to his form OF last year.
Thornton was not reliable phenomenon, and
Esper was doing only fairly well. Tho soft
voiced nager IRON Philadelphia ookod quits
melancholy as he made the disclosures re-
iersd to. Then. when everybody In
this vicinity was prepared to see at
least ono Philadelphia pitcher knocked
out in eaoh game by the New York
b.tsmen, Harry put his Fairly well" Esper
IN tho box. That loft handed individual kept
Ti es deSn Esrg " So.de s
Gleason never pitched Ia better form In his
nve timos and not once during the game did
III DTths s!rateeIr Harry sl,o had q pathetic tale
hold ons William Brown: l.te q New York. has
eii, I'M 10 s'i New YorEs viii prspsro Tor sisss
d Hn BY ey .b. fss4 ssy any
was a very general expectation that the lead
srs would capture yestsr,d1i aye game However
vas y, 'D not at his hes, beng toached up nuiie
s SpeSS Sy * 70 and S.1s
.oressiHn seess HnumSsr o, ugly iss which the indus
"@sn Fssn wors l" xh u ,ss ss%
forks yss wa dscidesdiy lax Of which tho MIN bls-
,sIo.ns tho only draWSseH bsinG hss The
victory went to tho boys In tho gray suits.
.oS. shss and sses
went by without any runs being scored. Then
Thompson hit tho ball to the carriages in
centre Held and got around to third. Dele
risht. pal The next two battors retired at frst ~
a.aa slS ,Ss *hsn sent if,
iey's out at first didn't help Whistler any. but
kuse's long fly to THOMPSON sont the runner
tshs f So line Was left S
" The i, visiio concluded it would BE- good
run % in the fi!h. Thompson opened Win .
% @ by sns sss
III tS Whistler ,s6 who thrsX low TO-, e shs pis,s:
In I ilgnsnt and struck out Myers and SIindie
with bang
T made the sSo5e in thei.
caught Thompson's fly hut sprinted to third
when Delehanty sent single to left. On
easily. although Gore mnde good throw in.
It looked very much in the eighth as though
the New Yorks were about to make trouble,
Herman. arst at bat. .romped to first on balls.
and Tternan went t. third like LoantaEa IN the
stretch. Delehaniy shot the ball to Shindle.
but Tiernan Was there. On the throw to third
Richardson made q rush for second, but was
eauRnt from Shindle to Myers. Gore managed
to Rst Tiernan ho:a- a.rhoueh the batter per-
ished at drst. Then Connor popped ny to
Brown. aud tho epectators realized hat tho
New Yorks bad missed their last chance 10 do
'nh Fhs sfsSk a piled on another run in
the eighth: shlndle's erounder, was fumbled
By Bassstt Brown bun,ed TO Rusis and was
out at first. Shindle getting. to second. Rusie
made high throw to catch Shindle and the
runner got to third. Allen struck out, but
Glaa. on made q cracking double to loft and
Shindle SCORED the fourth and last run Of the
game Hamilton got first on balls but Thomp-
son ended the inning with an out at. first.
In the ninth inning O'Rourke liRhtoned up
the gloom = little By starting OF with . clean
single to left. Bassett, however threw the
crowd into condition OF condensed misery by
erounder to Myera q double play resulting.
Then Harry Wright and his mon, oil wearing
August sunset smiles. picked up their bats and
started for Philadelphia The score: