New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

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The second half OF Tho League Championship
season WIS started yesterday under fair skies ana
favorable auspices. The games OF the daN "er'
ulaved In This city and In Brooklyn. New-ior anu
pttsburg playing n twcvcinning drawn D'''Ip' an"
Isrookyn defeating ChicnCo after an eeVehin''''.
contest ST Ioris defeated Boston 20 10 8. ana
baltimore game from CINCINNATI i"'S' "o''
the surprises OF the afternoon
~ the New York team can continue to play III 'h'
form shown yesterday L will not lack enthusiasm
s,,uportcrs and local baseball interests VIII "boo'n
q. ,hev have not doomed since the phenomenal
season Of 1899. The game was between IN" Nc"
York and Pittsburg teams. and II was the hV'"'
b,,tle seen ut the Polo Grounds In many Il INV
Darkness stopped the game after twelve hoty con
tested innings. Both teams played with snap ana
enthusiasm which served 10 keep the spa titof' III
excellent humor for nearly three hours
The now players In the local team showed me
form the allaround work Of Burke being 'Sp"' any
clever while Doyle mnde r"''n'"e
co,ch in the eighth inning which fairly st the crowd
bowling with delight. The energy displayed Dy 'he
vornr.t.r, in-rcd the whole TENN for they set sllch
"A lively pac. that they kept the veteran pihSo'S
hlstlingn to keep mp with the proc'S7'oh' W."
man. the ontneldcr, Is suffering from an a,'u'N u
mnlarla and O'iourke covered LETT Held ihu ''N''V
~. In Justice TO u" Bridgeport orator II ihN' ~
told that he SICK man.
Crane pitched finely except In tho si1th ana
.v.nth inn,nl-s when he seemed Ia lose his speed
md the visiting plny-rS mad. nine hits. New l0rH
would have won. but for an unfortunate l'loeh' III
the seventh Inning when Gran" failed to touch nSs'
base, this omission costing three runs. '"P'""
uurns was Injured In collision aud retired In thc
last inning The last five Innings were played WIN
the spectators on their feet
The New Workers started out with reIreSi'"e
ru,h and took the lead by scoring run In The open
Ing inning Burke was sent TO first on called oaiN'
and ~, went down 10 second HE WHITE anu D'''"
streak Lyons sacrificed him To third. ard when i'er
bauer allowed 1crunns drive u pass, Burke SCORED
In the second inning fDnr NOR runs went I" ,''
home teams lat. and the crowd grew enthusiastic
The onloDkcrS saw a probable victory ana ie' EV"
After O'IIourhe had upIri ont. BOYLE mde MI
Crane hit tow ard third Burns flmblcd The ball. ana
nj, throw 70 second too late to ca''h hoN"
Fuller hunted IA" ball and beat the uirN" |" n'S.
filling the bases, Burle's hit bounded over hi'rp""c'
head and BOYLE and Crane ran home. burKe II"
med a'ely stole srcOni. Lyons made bUnt MI anu
Fuller scorci md Lyon, also stole second ller'""
sent a long ny Ia centre field. ana Burke scored
The New. YorLcNr increased their lend Win one
more -in In the third Inning. DOYLE hit safely I"
left field and stole ,econd. lie went 10 third on
sacrifice by O'RJurkc. Boyle was sent to hr't Oh
called balls nid he Immediately started for second
ON ,,c throw down 10 catch Boyle. DOYLE scored
thclr first hit and nm Baldwin hi safely 70 lelt
field and Miller hit safely to centre Wild pt'h nd
ynnc.i each a ba -. and when Donovan went 10 hr>'
On balls hlllns the bases, II looked bIa'h TOT INC
homo team ElcrLaucr forced Donovan at second ana
Bndwn scored on the play. shugart aud Bechcy were
put uut nmd sisls ~ rvllcf. I'aVlhs tnc ~o'e' Wv"
York y: I1ttShurg, !.
The bom. PLAYERS made one moro run In The sixth
rulcr WINS sent Ia first on cil~i balls stole second
and Third and scored two base hit by Herman
Crane WIZ, hi hard in the last hall ~ the lhhihR
plitsburs making five consecutive hits. one nome
run set scoliug only two mus. ehugart MI
safely and scored on Ecckcy' home run to right He'd
smith, Farrell and Bur, f0iio""i Win h'>' ScV i''
more runs made
Crane was ngan at fault in IA" seventh lhnihE
yhcn the visiting made fonr more rms WING
the -orc. Donovan hit safely aud 50 did Bl'rban"r'
each also stealing base. ehueaU nv l" lci' H'i
md Donovan SCORED. smgat s'Olc second Beck
lc, md smith put on and then a peculiar
accident gave PlttSlnrg three runs Farrell Int
l,twcen first and second and both Ewing and Burke
oad. Tor the ball Burke got 1t ard Crane went TO
royrr first lie caught the ball on the run, but b"
failed 10 touch first base and Farrell was safe Will"
Eicrlnucr aud Shueart scored. Farrell went hNnhd
10 third on "a Wild pitch and scored on Wild t'no"
by Boyle.
Then both teams settled down for hard BATH
and IL proved 10 be- battle rDynl for I'VE innings.
Neither Side could until the eleventh Inning
when the New YORK; men got run, the special rs
throwing their hats In IN" mir FOR Joy. Burke led
off with two base hit between left and centre, and
he was advanced to third on sacrifice By Lyons.
Ewing brought him hume with hit To l'ft held
In their half Of the Inning the visiting men also
scored aud the game again tie. Donovan hit
safely 10 right field for three bases and scored on
,urricc by Birrlaucr. Neither side could I'm
the twelfth Inning and ,ianney stopped the battle.
claiming darkness a. the cause. The score was rs
follows:
xEw.YOHK PITISDCKG.
10 40 act rlDpOn
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