New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07


yexyorR = Baltimore g. Cleveland 8 I pi1sS%fH
'Ssyn q g. ss'' fsSls
....,,oa Boston and New.York now the uic"
-. in the race for Che League baseball penhs"'' "'
-. Yesterday putting Brooklyn lack iho 'ou'ui P y,
-, -. however l. q killing enc and 1t Is q q"cs''o" "
80, 49,, ,,r4 when OF The leaders will tumo" cha
r, mos, noteworthy game u the day IC'ed 70 p' ~
conte.t ut the Polo Grounds between V' w., and Il
-, teams over 5000 people were present any
,,,,l II a more exciting and enthusiasm
..o diamond battle has been played In this ,
,tv The New.YorkcIs won At the e'o'" 49,,
..,a out victory after Rusie's erraic "o'k III Wv -
' h.d apparently lost the game. The new
," ,h Kind OF baseball spectators Ike to see IL ''o
80 ~ork OF Rusls timing and ue s'unio', '
career Of o'Rourke ell through or" eN'epV1 met, IN.
.a 20 b. tagging behind. aud so did Iierl"" u''-'
i., inning when his hit did much to wi" ''e sa" 4,
last ,,r.a a remarkable all around game ana ne u
-, The strongest alLaound player III MS po
adav He Is baseball jewel OF the nrs' We nays
a., did superbly aud b. Lyons's WORK coua NV Inns
80, Inn,oysd upon McMahon retired sner TWO ",,'' '
a co,J took his place The Improvement III "'0 D
o". ,a, 4, MS marked as that In the local nine
IN, NEWCOMERS went Drst TO the ba'' anu op n
ne with two McMshon was u"'"", lao ON
,r, and sea, Burke. the first batSman' " ~ ~ vons
called balls aud he dupcafed ''e ''" .,,o socriac,
n, :, the plate. Doyle then made an sr''''.o ,,t,
,s,,, each runner a base. Ternan was Oh "o 49,, s
49, "a usual but d. Lyons came 70 the -, ~ gn.
otov 10 centre Held and scoring p"'No '
Ou,ourkc could not help matters ,,, ol,cd 4:
In the second inning the men from ''''' =, tho
:" and gave the msmmuth Kusc sample Vi Wv
,,.,,n.n. they had accorded Crane on ft'o"s va on
o,s battd hsrd enough 70 earn TWO i" , .ocond
,,,, hit to right field, and Ward nit s''e i, h,t
s n o,Rourke sacrificed each d base ohu "u','o" I'D
ana = ,,. ., home Robinson also hit safc'y, anu
VI , dubious until Burke and Boyle made r'''''"'
d,ube MAY and retired the eide . .,,, Inning
a, xo,r york-rs reqained the lead In the th''u '5
tn, one run witch due 70 little D'y'c sup, 80,
an
VIZ" u. lad on with u hit " centre held anu N
t.,,lv .to. second H. stole third just ~ e~',',
rho crowd cheer,d But they che'F'u c' 49,, ., ,hrd
-. novc stole home o. Robinson threw the o''i !" ''
x.sy York got another run T. the SKIN OIL h 80 ia
and Rusie. aud ssc''"co " ~
{ 10 .. T., A., .,,,h inning and his
Ruslc went oil TO pieces in the 'N'n '''""s 80 no
.,c work va, responsible for the four runs 'oo''u y,
the B,ltmores a. not hit WIS ""u' So wen,
~, N FIRST on called balls, 'nd ne WV
-, 10 ,b,-d on a wild throw by Do!"' sooiI"h
o., a sacrifice by Stovcy. Ward was then 'eu' !" aa.
m called balls and O'Rourke got nr~ on pour ."'o
by Fuler after the little shortstop h'a n'1p a hoo
,on Rusie tpn ratified aud lost MS h'"u' "'
-, h,, a slov boundeT to him and Ruses poor lh'o"
., arst cuve Gunson a lre'' and allowed warn !" 49,
, p,s.ed ball allowed T ORourkc to T'oN "'u " ,' w.,
,nured Doylc'- throw 70 the plat" "'h7'" ''so :,
,no crovd erosned In agony. The score wos heh !"
Ia Baltimors's favor. - 49, ,or
rn.n tho Workers settled down TO make up lor
,he, moor play and they DID II In splend'd 7'S'''
~, . run I'm the seventh aAd II ORourke. esq" hSn NV
80 ..ecp ,hcy would have Won the game right 'l''
u,, ,, out povle hit safely and Ticnan was sent "
dr., On called balls The lal passing I'oon'o'' w
,a,cb.d third and Tcrnan second Doyle mon 'Vo''O "
- ~ ila mitch the toll striking tho umpire ~ Lynn,
also s~nt ~ frat on balls and Win me" u" ,,
49,, o,po,k. los, much popularity by sending weak
g,ndor % shlndle which caused the runners r"'c"'"'
at hrst 49,, ,,, ,uninu
IN. Sev.Yorkcr. rallied again In the nhth l"'''-
and SCORED necessary two runs 70 vi" ~" 80 . .r,
-, .,.,,.r,n, one would have thought that
,h Sa,,on had been saved the crowd ho"ird 80 WI"
ooe out Doyle applause b' hituns sac" " ~
nci FOR two bases Tcrusn we- forgiven Tor '"iN p'
work when he hit s,feiy u LETT HELD s'na'"s % ~
.,ntsin across the plat. Ticfnan then -'"'e Scum
-, -, 81, ID LYONS, hit centrr field. and inc
am. u.. won O'ILurke s'nt smother pnn' nv "","
,p.ct the second play. but the game was ''''
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