The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02
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h.aIoEsep 5.776 persons on the
..s..d edge Of suspense for TWO ions no"is
..Sthcn suddenly drop ,hem mo sio>,oe VI
I'm That's what tho Now io.A .ea ,.
IA r,sterday afternoon. i: was "'u.
.h.r,. nroyokirg game. and the u?s ahu
sarns vers so !reGueu: that 10.
,,,r. tho thunderous roar o. tho NO"
vo,t rootsrs hardly died away pe'oto ,re 'te"'
I'D souesls OF tho Brooklyn crahkt "ere
s.s,d The exhibition from the stahapoin' Oh
ns'..,;ec baseball was very poor. put shere
aon,iorable hard smashing OF tEe Dali.
..w. h,ui.nt fielding. end enough good play
70 redeem the contest.
:, 4. limos. b'e to point the finger OF scorn
....v ana nley,r Eassett played ut thi'd base
lin all the ginger that might be expecteu OF
rnrnian mummy. Bur-ill the new
a,,no- ,br,v TO lases with nm accuracy and
w.; ,n,ss lint surprised everybody. Being
unused 10 the foxy ethods OF John Warh' 10
q. la, IN chase the latter back to third base 10
tbe ninth inning. and thus gave the brooklyn
c,rts'n the chance to score the winning run.
>o,w,h,tandirC this th,re Is good ground
Inv ,he belief that Burrill will prove a
cood man for the team. John Ewing was hit
,n.r,r fre, " all through the game and went
All 10 peces in the ninth inning. There isa
c%o siuc Lslisi that John ) yioent efforts while
VI me AT eIhaus him SO that ne Is unanie 40
len With much v go'. GlasscosE Was raIn0F
rag. ed IN his Work and lonnor nau MS usuai
difficulty 10 finding the ball.
The New io!ks started on In fine style.
Herman $ lriple and Basse't's sacr earning
ioy.,t VAS to be- punished. but a. the game
iro !: esseI Il was seen thai tho Brooklyn man
was pitch, ne stron-. sleaiy Eame; and put
ior S, me- poor field work behind him New lork
rnr 4 would have l., en- much scarcer. In the
second inning ID. III doklvns went to fhe front.
ts r;ng two runs IN W. O'Bren's double. Bas.
tel' miss Of Gritfin's huslling around hit.
aud . v Id throw o first BY Ewing.
q tue fourth inning New ork rooters had
chance 10 yell. tn home leam lying the score
Oh ,RoLrke's base on balls Richnl dson,s sac
UBien's rhenomenal running catch OF Bur:
r 'tndng Hue hit 10 left centre prevented
sorrow and disgust held equal sway during
three runs aud AMIN ook the lead on Bnrns,s
ba.s on balls. GusscocSs miss "f W. U'Brien's
er,autsr. snEles by Griffin and j. oBrien.
The seventh inning was full Of exultant
sbrlsts for the New orks again lied the score
on Bulrlll's sing,e. J. Living going to first BY
throw ~ Lovstt and singles BY Gore aud Baa-
set. 10 the eighth inning the home team
scored another Iun. and apparently had the
came in hand. O'Brier allowed Connor's
Rrounder glide between his feet and Richard-
sons -acrllico anu Gla,scock's single sent tho
rGnnrr home II was only necessary to retro
The Bronklyns to make everybody suptemely
harry.
The subsequent proceedings. however made
everybody except the Brooklyns and their
trends suprcmely miserable. Ward opened
with singl. and look third on Foutz's double
TO Ist. linkney hit to richards son. who threw
10 BLrril! and Ward wns caught between the
hasea Instead OF running him down. .Burrill
made q 'ong throw OF the ball. and Ward
turned and rushed Tor the l,late like cyclone.
tassett threw. the ball. but 1t was
reached the catcher and then Inc Iatter
failed TO see it, Both Wa d and fontz scored.
and pinkney Reached third. Burns's single
sem PinEney homo. and Burns ran to third on
4 rassed ball. scor!n. on GriEin's out at first
Mnen me slide was cut four rmas Stared tho
SPECTATORS in the face.
The New York, had two mon on la ses in tho
puma innnE' and thugs wore beginning to
iolE rosy Wien i0urko and Conner hit Iiiss
End tile lights we're turned uut IN, sccre.