The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-26
BOSTON. 4: NEW YORK. 3.


T. While tho $500 persons who saw yesterday g
game are wondering, how the New iorks lost:
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gray SUITS were much relieved when the last
one way y or r' the otIer. and the Bostons man
aged to scrape up II hair and throw it into the
breathe hard and look wild-eyed; and but for
that ono run on the wrong side OF the score
s II" Sass Of and 5ss
SsT fk e en ta ts to the stern
,Made but four hits for six bases. and did not
the Of pchng
s hit l. shared asqhnst NGho
when It was needed. This was ev! denced in in
ythe second with Rusie on first and one man
Sout. in the seventh with Fuller On third and
and one out In neither of these cases could
Now and Works. Are Ts a hnSwn ht test
pitcher 9 face + shGw that NehS!s
point was "a siSins 5ssss S balls Six
men were sent to first on balls and in addition
Syitss a Ras Ta nth %aas T na
{un, There are extenuating, eircH y, 4
tlahoney on strikes. and the big fellow has not
really bad enough work this season to get into
good pitching form. He will be heard from
lator on. aud there Is no reason why he should
nSt NOW down the Bostons as handily as any
Tho Bostons are not a hitting. team. They
depend on their pitching. fielding, and base
sPearance at the Polo grounds and spectators
3ndulcod in u fervent wish that he may not be
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ola character to Ignite tho Harlem River. His
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Sster hs Work. d the a aters 0fs sS Se
Ea. s!a ssS { e. filled lq"s s San n!s
SInhpHsy pissht tsEs I sssasi sIanee At the
The believing OF Tucker and Long is n null
thHs should Be abntsd clearly
pire l. supposed to enforce.
Ewing sont tho Bost99ns to bat Long To- AZ rolled
tWsael tn Ewns Who " agged but Hn s
played tho base and tho runner was out by a
@ aeWs h ns nn made to a t Ri Of the
and he trGd t9 STEEL ssGond Lowe is
touched Lowe long before he reached the Sec
The New, Yerks started out very brlskly.
hands Az g. F ; ,fEwiGg; WAS %@IitSus to knock
ball struck tho front OF the stand and bounded
throc bases on lis lit. Then Ticrnan INC cam me
forward. and. after listening to the welcoming
or Sa.s ssnans he ETR Hsssts ID he s
Iiernan. stole second with nice slide; and
Sea to s On Hey s thy Se o
trick. Lyons started down to second. and
Kelly threw for quick return to The plate t.
Kelly drew his arm ,bnck. The, return to the
plate was very aHisk II was too E sudden ,t tSr
sped past him and bumped against the grand
tstand. Tiern&n scoring and lyons got to
'This was good start and the on!ookers lett
confident.
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and while leading or second Nusie turned
and thG rev che ball There was
TIE. while Tucker came home. T IN Yorks
6si and scored on Sasl.'s bad throw to iirst Of
fChomrke,s Grountcr u,,,.oa n,..o
seore two runs in tho lf,I aRi tle, the score.
ba aaa tsd w Ri 1 peh S him to a sedona
s f sS W. stSGa}s s s Ese
faeker sent both home With a, We.
@ t smas hero to %as s sus GG sg Sr the S Wn
went TO first on balls and Lowe reached there |
Mccarthy hit to Bassett. and the latter. in.
stosd Of throwing TO second. tried 70 touch
first. Lowe ran out Of tho line and was de-
claycd out; but it was TOO lutte TO catch Me
ing Duffy cot home. That practically ended
the game ~
Iiassett made what seemed to be n safe hit
- IN the ninth. The ball went swishing between
Arst and second. when Tucker male a dive
through tho air. fell on tho ball. and managed
70 throw TO first in time Even after that
BOYLE went to irst on balls. and reached sec
2nd on, PASSED ball. but Ruso hit fly to
Lowe, and Fuller struck ont. Tho score:
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