The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14

nrooKIyN. 10: NEW YORK, 4.


That portion OF the baseball public dwelling
in Brooklyn must surely be hugging them
solves with unfeigned satisfnction Two sue
followers Q! Ward, but the crushing defeat ad-
miuistorcd to the Now iorss yesterdayat Fast at.
stiffness which reryaded the section. q the
during the second inning. and when it was nil
oyer their agonized groans touched even John
"Epd synG1 se Msr. ont Tor and
tho result shows that they were not wander;
ing In darkness, Jim 0Rourke furnished
n!shed, the. rest Of IT., IN TACT. tho, visitors
essEea in tSs two former M Soneas ey
the Brooklyns their supporters had no cause
70 complain. except that they did not shut the
Stein and EIsie commenced work in such a
way, that al thought the game would be q
!sn.ie Struck on: Grimm. and corcoran and
hit sFs sae fg' in naS the New Yorks second. But
ous AZ liSst Ewing ' had made the lrst out ton On
,nnirg. Brou,hers led the fnn with good
which Rusie aeided to boyle. Plsshed the rqn:
at t' the hons pato kinslov inc increased his
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Ess P ss ss sHs
ssSs d, On sis tn head Ts.n 7p, II at
lis 't Uranium entirely. and threw tho
Ss sTfsd Se y Fl sa s sad oRSu f.
missed an elegant chance Of completing n
good play. Stein scored. and Mike Griffin
mi h al IN RI q
that his accuracy should fail him under the
ON Sns ana ward Sowsd To@my
hs spSss ht H.
Brouthers is credited with a, two Dagger and
Gr nn. and S Mard home
three-tageer, to left field and Brouihers ar
YorRs: and tksy WERE ' not backward y "i In at
they had men on bases. and only the liveiest
Of fielding prevented them from scoring. Full
9y Ss eu It s{ y hs s thru buR III
nicely oyer Corcoran,s head. ana Immediately
Ssa Of sso sFsn Hairy fy Lyons
nhd Ha Ternas
sn tsmDt to sns ena ufR haTn
out By Corcoran.
h R.g m d s0s gsn ws ass hs a5 bat 5ts ss
retired. The FIRST two batsmen were we'll at.
tended TO- b9 t to IN tbs sng hut Ss
ipninG was pneyeetiul. In the Brooklyns half
the nth Fuller started to m count the obstacles
standing IN IL the way Of victory By mHsia s
out to Daily, who caught the ball with the sun
filled expectations by cracking out single to
eGentre. but Tiernan vent out on fly 70
pnas hT ths r sGfs out a
md was finally put at third by, sacrifice hits
yoBrieI9 and Kinslow: great Piek up and
After retiring the New Yorks in the sixth the
brooklyns started in to duplicate their second
inning. Griffin was hit in the back in attempt
Ing to evade wild Ch and seG9ssd his
passed ball. Corcoran struck out. Ward was
sent to first on ball and Immediately stole
two runs Good fielding on both sides pre-
vented run;getting in the seventh.
Ewing singled. The latter was caught of
first BY Stein and thrown ont. Denny Lyons
knocked double to left field a eecond later;
3Rsnrke hit the han soundins whaeS put
chase an When When Ward. in the Brooklyns hail.
gave Herman put out. Brouthers singled
three Dagger. DAILY hit the bali for base
and Burns scored; Fuller pulled in O'Brien''s
ny and caught DAILY of first. making double
That stimulated the New Yorks and they
Va. saesrSly caught ~ Kinslow;. Corcoran
Fuller made safe hit. sending Crane to third
Crane and Fuller each run. Burke was
Herman flied out to Stein. The score:
saooxLYS. Erw YOpx.
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