The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-01

NEW YORK. G: prooKLYy, 0.

NEW lOIh, U. BEOOhIIN, U.
There has lurked in the minds OF stead tass
New York rooters q suspicion that when tho
felonious hund Of Jack Glasscoci was set at
liberty and tho bruised fore'ingcr " Amos
Rusie was again abe to direct the course %!
The ball. something: sensational would happen.
Tho steadias; rooier l. usually riGht and III
rect. Tho ANTICIPATED sensation made its an
pearance ON schedule time. ami the 2,jhj
enthusiasts who saw 1t AT the Polo grounds
yesterday afternoon can truthully les IL tnnt
II was fuil crown r"bust sensation. war
ranled not TO shrink or .HIe.
Tho Brooklyn baseball players had not been
app.iseu that any surprises were concealed
The bridge bes9iSs aud so CON '' The y" sam mo
had not proceeded far when their SELF esteem
ieli about thirty degrees below zero. AID they
When the New Yorks look thslrturn at rrac-
il was that OF jack GlasscocA. and he caperei
around as though he was celebrating his sew
sn;senth TO- Girtaday and didn't expect TO have
grounders caught dcmora'iZjng liners. and
threw them into Roger Connor's pocket with /,
the crank 3 in u state of feverish delight. Not
only this. but. his presence at snort field
seemed TO INSPIRE the team with n confidence
they have not felt siuce he lett them. Players
nnd SPECTATORS ali ke felt assured that any bail
The team Ia intellectually stronger. and Will
upnd nd. ply Winning bnl! from his on.
month Giasscocks game was phenomenal.
Nothing escaped bis clutch. and one bail hit
cred in with an ease That was astonishing
bnsseit played brilliantly even for that creGt
picEups that brought down the house. 1t was
the most refreshing exhibition That the al
mirers Of tho New ioik team have sPen IL
When big Rus e stepped into the hox many
Of those, present were afraid his finger was
not well enough 70 permit him to do good
work but ne hadn't pitched the ;rs: innng
had sore llnser. il usually takes any team
zone innings OF earnost effort ia order 10 gat u
base hit oiI knsie; SO the failure Of the Brook
lyns to hit the ball safely Tor three or four
innings occasi,oned no comment. However.
whom tho sixth inning Vent BY and ,st.l! tho
u base hit. the. impression p,eT that he
would give ths Bro1ki!ns The same dose nd
enough he did and when tho last BROOKLYN
n i;, Wa, WIS out the team from EASTERN Park
Brookiynses walked to tho plate and sazo "iG ..E
the massive figure OF New York's great pitch
e. on these thirty-iour men. all armed with
base on balls. and wero left Letween that base
and the Il hem" pa a ono man bailey was Nit
ond. md another ALSO Daley reached first
on Rchsrds9n'so tumble. Thus: but nino
% sn Is Snss Of ,s
four were iorssd %nt, AMI ens J. @Brisn, re- re-:
Ternan stood in their respective positions in
lett and right fields during Tho gnme. and
NOT sing!, chance did they huyn 10 show how
spryly they can pursue the ilceinE spbers.
In the SECOND inning young U'Britn hit a fly
to centre That iandet IN Cores hands without
the slicht-s. inconven. encs TO anybody. luse
hndtremendous speed. lie fairly Knocked BIZ.
buckley oul OF position. and batter and CATCHER
Wha max TO-. he victory Of the New Yor,:s nil
The more creditah!e IL ine fact that the Brook
lvns played an rNccllent game. For. five
effectiveness. Alter that he was hit somewhat,
although usually aftor the size should have
The New Yorhs scored enough, in tho FIRST
,.s. on balls. but was forced out at second ty
Connor lit to Wa.d and ORonrkes was i H,s
at second. but Iicrnan Col across tic p.a,e.
Bnssett was caught between third and homo
o'RoMrko star,el tho sixth with another
bunt ny, and hardly bal Lr began 10 edge OF
surprised everybody present, INCLUDING him
soil. lle hit the ball on line 70 ielt Gentle Tor
three tire Eood hase' ~ sent Eonrke eaopng
went out but BucElcy ca'ne to the rescue with
, nco two baser to lett centre that drove Com
nor home. buckley was left by Rusies out at
In tho seventh Gore got n base on balls and
Eeach.d thrd on outs at FIRST BY rieruan and
Gore cnmo to the rubber O'Rourko stol. see.
0nd aud Connor was sent to first on bnlls
ntrhonrE re nm mnds u dash Tor third md Daley
o'RouTke and tonror scored before it was
to left but was lott on Glasscocks out ut first.
inc dnuble-umpire system was in vogue YES
terday. rowor5 decid ne On balls and strikes
s and Ba''ir judging plays on the bases. Ths
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