New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

Willie the members Of the New.Yorlt and Chicago
teams were enjoying day OF undeserved quiet and
rest yesterday, the Brooklyn and Cincinnati players
were out at Eastern Park, earning their salaries and
incidentally collecting some bright dollars fnln the
aPpredative public. II was not good day for an
outing, for the weather was raw. and threatening
CLOUDS lowered overhead, seeming to promise rain a,
any minute.
AnsOns "cranktness' IN refusing 10 play the New
fOr's left The public undecided whether any game was
to be Played and, coupled with tho threatening
weather. caused rather smaller crowd than usual to
60 out to Eastern Park. The game was between the
brooklyn and Cincinnati teams but was not Oh the
schedule being game postponed from earlier in the
season.
Unlike the electric exhibition Of Monday the game
was well drawn out, few brilliant manoeuvres crop
ping mp to vary the monOtOay OF the early innings.
After the fourth inning the pace freshened and the
closing innings were brlsky played and consequently
enjoyed Collins the Brdegrooms leftfelder, usually
SO trustworthy, had offday and mis- bunders were
largely responsible for Brooklyn's defeat his errors
giving the Queen City men four runs
Hemming started in TO pitch and did brilliantly tho
first inning. Then he seemed TO lose al his speed and
1t was all he could do to get the ball to the plate lie
retired in the third inning with one man ont and tho
bases full Terry took his place and did superblv not
a run would have been scored in that inning but for
Conss errors.
The Cncnnatls were the first to score, making one
run In the second inning The home players had made
three hits and sacrifice in the opening inning, but
did not get run. For Cincinnati after Holiday had
been put ont long-limbed Reilly made twc-base hit
to left field He scored on hit to right field by
Keenan,.
In the third inning Hemming gave out and his poor
control. coupled with mufJ by Collins, enabled the
visiting players 10 add four more runs.
McPhee was sent to first on called balls and Latham
got " life" in the way. Holiday hit savagely
to short but Ely could not handle the ball and the
but Collins unified the ball and McPhee scored Keenan,
sacrificed and Latham ran home. Smith sent fly
to left but again Collins dropped the bali and IIO
day and Reilly scored and the crowd felt sad.
The Bridegrooms did their first effective work in
the fourth inning when they scored two runs and the
OnlOokers felt better. Burns put out but PnlIncy
hit safely to right field Griffin hit safely to centre
field O'Bren then hit TO right field and Pinkney
scored. Griffin did some poor baseTInnng and was
thrown out at third. OBrlen ran to second on the
play and scored on Kinslow's hit to left field.
An error by Pnkney In the fifth inning was instru-
Ing their lead to 2. Halgan got to first on a FUN
BILE by Pinkney. Halliday hit safely to right, sending
Halllnn to third from where he scored sacrifice
by Reilly.
The home players added two runs to their list in the
fifth inning and made their chances look better.
Collins was sent Ia first called balls, but
forced out at second by Ely. FOutZ then hit safely
TO centre, putting Ely on third. FOutZ stole second
and scored with Ely on Pinkney's hit to left field.
4 hit In the ninth inning would have tied the game
for Brooklyn. but FOutz was not equal TO the emer
gency, and the Clncnnatis won by this score: