New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-12

t rHlsfs9Aa Chicago SI'on stsSufs Cincinnati
Yesterdays results in the National BaSeb"u '"'
seem 70 make The race for the pennsn, more unce'
tain than ever. The energetic Cleveland team m'"'
It's advantage by winning. while the secoho ue''
Boston makes Philadelphia and Boston teams s ~
second Mace Tho New.York team comes next win No
same number OF defeats but with one less victory.
Iyn, double defeat has put Wards men down In" ''
place A., o,-ono,i,on
ds,rIct Yesterday It was at Eastern Park' bo''
,shcre the New.York and Brooklyn teams pis!eu '"'
second game Of their present Ftres. delighuu w.
swept through the stands while sprnShnK oi I
before the game started served 70 co"i un' ~. =, ,Aa
whns NewYork and Brooklyn were swelterihg ~ .H'
onnressiys heat the little army OF baseball e"'"u'7'
-eO were really enjoying life for the hrs time j" "'
hours.
The game was one OF the livcliest seen In many
day the New.York team again winning but ov on
run margin Partisan feeling ran high as Is usu'I' ~
case whom the local teams meet. and the PLAYER, s,u
spec totors we're worked up TO the hiehcss p''0"
cI,ement In a less and honest spof' oIo"s
might have been struck but instead the excted crow" "
or s,cam in carslittng yclls OF approval or disappo
And as thot which pleased New.forkers d'sp'e"seu w
followers OF the Brooklyn there was baDe OF 'o"e'
right through the nine Innings , A..
The newly appointed umpire. william barhio, oN
,ac,,,e and American Association bowler, had lively
time and he ~ oubtcdy wished that he had entered some
other department OF the game. lie was u'o
enough To have close decisions 10 "shc' -
viii he
sincere and earnest his efforts 10 do what was Rh'
He had an encounter Ewing and Fuller In the second
inning but IL In the fifth Inning where me o'sp"''
occurred which looked for Instant as II mFh' "''
sensational ending.
rhe,o Is said 10 be an old grudge between Ccne and
parie and the two were hardly in harmony. Crane
protested on the calling 81 balls and Strikes "h'i u'
NTH inning where Corcoran the hr't baSn"h wa s'' "
frs, nm halls Then Crane and Barne had war q
y,o,ds and Crane vas fined 81. The discussion gre"
tptn(
frantic wells OF protest from the NewYorker prs'ht' AZ
the score then to and the result ""'e'"'"' -
looked as n Barnle had adopted rather heroic heir's
IN assert his authority The close together anu
c.,n,s muscular arm drew back II strike but his
GOOD sense returned TO him. and dropping The Rgahuo
bunch Of muscle and bone TO his side. he "sAeo qucy
TO the players bench.
II was irving moment the spectators but more so
for Barnie and Crane. Manager Powers then ordered
King IN mitch aud he had the Brooklyn men at MS
,n,cv during the remainder Of the game. not hit oehs
made Of his delivery In the NEXT inning warn sf' MS
strongest pitcher. Hsddock 10 the bench SUBSTITUTING
Kennedy Fair play however. did not prompt the nov"
because Kennedy did so per cent better work than
his predecessor had done.
living again caught and did eSce'lent "orh' ""'e v"
third base play d. Lyons ELECTED frequent app'"
a, Rourkes work really the only naw In the game" MS
, n the bat being especially amateursh and when the
veteran does h. Is scorceiy In the game boy WIS
spikcd In the seventh inning but after repairing n' m
Jury he pluckiIy played out the game. H. Lyons "'u
.nas
h,noinc home the other one himself Wards men made
I'M, TWO hits and slngulary enough neither bit was mace
in the inning where they scored their three nuns
Neither side IN the opening inning tnt III
tho s.cond cratic work by Crane and ful' WIS
,.suon .bl. for the scored By the BfoohNDT
not being made In the inning Day. uhc h.st
bat.nan went ltst on called balls ana went 10 N'o"u
on , nassad hail O'Isricn sacrifice bnt Gran"
,h,or the hal, over Ioye's DAILY scored oBr"n
Going % second Daley short snd o'lirien ought
IN have been put at third, but fullrrs "io" WIS
villa and O'Rrirn scored Daley gong "
second IIaddock sacrificed Daley TO thiiu anu
Grimm brought him home a similar pay.
The New. Workers had an Excellent chance u score
.vc.l runs I'm the next inning, but two were all they
cod draw from Uncertain lottery. Crane. the hst
,a,uan tried 10 strike out but Daley missed III" mifd
strike Fuller was nrst on called balls ana
Rurke made a bunt hit nlling the bases. H. Lyons io
,oved with a lively drive 81 right Held, and Crane ana
PuIcr scored Lyons going 10 second on the taow'ih
Tisrnan Ewing and d. Lyons were Of no consequence
as they were put out leaving two men on bases S'er
fees by Herman aud Ewing would have brought IN Two
The New.Yorkers rallied again I'm the NTH inning ana
scoring Two runs took ne lead. Fuller the hrst man
nm was sent 10 first called balls and he lmnedlariy
sole second lie Just successfui IN stealing
third and the little fellow loudly appaudcd FOR his
daring running After Duke out. II. Lyons
again hit safely to right and Fuller scored. Lyons
also second, went n third on Wild throw by 'u
dock and scored on q hit right field by Ewing. This
made the result In NcwYorEs favor, ana there 10
remained ., the end abulacd result being follows