The sun., 1891-05-01

While sliding to n Bsse-Resuits OF
the American and Eastern Association
aames-An,ateur Games and Notes.
The scores of National League games yestor-
day were as follows:
Brooklyn. $; New York. 2.
Philadelphia. 10; Bostou,o.
Chicago. z: Cincinnati. 4.
Pittsburgh, 4; Cleveland. 8.
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BROOKLYN. s: NEW YORK. 2.
"Kil, tho mascotw yelled the players Of the
New York toam ns they rushed madly to tho
club house after tho game at the Polo grounds
yesterday. Before tho game they made every
preparation which their superstitions led them
to believe would bring them four straight vio.
tories from the Brooklyns. They secured
4 big. fat rooster took him up stairs
in tho club house. decorated him with ribbons
Of all colors. and then agreed that II they
did not win they would end his existence after
the game with an axe. Reaching the club
room they tore the ribbons OF him and also
some OF the feathers out OF his tail. tut he
proved as slippery as the brooklyn Club In the
eame. getting out OF their grasp They chased
him around the field. and BY tho aid OF Man
ger Mutr!e finally managed to capture him.
Then he was turned over to the colored man
who work about the grounds. to kill. And so
ended the life of the last OF New York's mas
cots. and another will have to be secured.
The New Yorks yesterday INDUCED in little
fungo- hitting with the evident intention OF
emulating lot OF amateurs. From the time
the game commenced unit, there was no longer
any doubt that the Brooklyns had succeeded
sse AIR. sats Sie in 1nS any q three or
STSt PssPsd Nsx az sas TKhn Knns
Hssy sss York:
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outside Of dlusscock, who had hard luck in
'95is or connor eod
meet. for some reason Or other: Bsssett had bad
S tS sas ;s
sap fat's house ssS AUD S Ose and ss:ss seeing
In. Tiernsn also cracked out thrss-bogger
and single.
out css sa'fa hed de eu E1a
taking his place. Three rups were scored on
Ss ssd EGsrss 9asls ss and S1nfr Sn
have ' got tIsr1 run. % John Ewing pitched sDlen:
Ssass until But ths is sSa
excellent chance to tie the score. II those four
aSa IN
He wOS 0p
comment on 1t is enough. q
sV'Rourke was ike q wooden man in centre
third inning he and Gore chaneed places: For
ali that. however. O'Rourke was very siow In
BEEN @ Surprised M to % see him misiudre one or two
hits. He managed, however, 10 get them al.
It make .s sai
10 left field. Tiernan IN osntre. and o Ro9rkei9
Clarke ndsS pSyed dne ae hs ss%Ss. ana hed
tory; Not wishing to sit on tie bench. 80 isir-
kept out Of the way nntil after they h had scored
four runs p the Insh nnnG t ahsn ss ,sIS cp
stand. Stand; :;miline mHl and DIN making eyes st himself.
With his ovsrcoat over his arm and his cane In
b hn ss S0k HI gs% Sn si e
In the hrst inning. after two men xer. ont
s ssd SS'rs Hoss
and 9A %srpss tSGsS est
throw to Day dsa sSa
@ Second ddb base. but Whistler flied out to Collins
and 1UnS O 0 KnsST Y second
sacrificed. Glasscock to Connor. Kinsow hit Q
as as tue 's sun % dassd him 30 he could not move.
Loystt struck out, Collins AZ safely. but was
wSe down IL oIasr
base before Collins reached it. Glasscock.
0.kourkei@ an and Barrett s. fled out, =. 49,. DE-,
to right field, but Herman returned the ball IN
bimself In, time to catch Burns at the plate.
foutI reached third base on the play. ,O,Bris4
se eanns Foas
BIT q long az which Tlern@an @ man manased e Feseh
the bHt nd nsoT G bit .aey g
him out Kinsiow tried 70 @ sissl second.
but was caught By Clarke to Passsit to alass.
Lovett struck out. Collins went out. Ewing to
sH. erss
bin out On Pinsneys to M left asld
e Left centre and scored s5s on
fafnss foreea @es y histIer q. .hr n
fsusf IN oras she
nearly EnoeEsd % him Of, bis iest: John Ewins
a%DsS sS inc es With asss sS a to ssss p es
nan went @ out G9llns to F3utz .., ..r,,,, 49,.
Yoat WRsss ea "a Gr ri caSor SG
safely Grinln caught Glasscocks fly. DAILY
made wild throw OF O'Hourke's grouDdsr.
AZ Bassstt could dG was to foul out :. Ki9sow:
seventh. mother DID any q the New Yorks
safely. but were eft On the bases by Loyett
striking out: Te5nran r,n. began by making
caught out on aies. diasscock BIT for sineIe.
chance to do something. but he flied out to Col
Inns.
Collins opened tho ninth !nnIng with single.
GriGIn gotl base On balls. Pintney sacrl-
bases. sending Collins and Griffin home, koNts
fled out IT,. t. Gore, 60 s,Is ara B9rns scored. 0Brisa
bim to SECOND; D.iy'ss bssgsrsssnt bim
y Clarke led pfI With safe hit ~. ior New Yosk.
Then Clarke led OF too lar. and was caught on
I.oyntt's throw, Tiernan hit safely. but Whist
ler flied out. The score:
YOaK. sRooKLyN.
s:,s :,s.s -;'sf s:,.,:. ss:'.,s.
Whistler sd b..U ] 0l Pinkney. Sd b..0 ! q
COhnor. lat b..n ] OF Burns, r. e. ....2 2 q o o
GlAkseOck 4 so ] 4 Olfoutz, Ist h....l I ] u
ORrkeLf,cf.0 9 U 2lO'Drcn l. f....2 I h
HAsssu. I'd b..D o ol DAILY T. o.. ...0