The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-16


Wara's wonders arc probably wondering
how they happened TO be Mt thu Polo grounds
YESTERDAY and what they were doing wien THO
stockings, and they returned, TO brooklyn ar
t,sed wit L great assiiuity Tor ito event. but
tho developments OF tho afternoon led TO tho
G that it, the aSS tai tr n had oS s"y
!ni", his Iitching was banded with great
fro"d"m by the New York ba,smen. and th9
:'get away win that soft delivery was badly
damaged, lie was hit hard all through the
Innings. for no matter whore the New Workers
hit he tall. lino or gronndcr. it went sttaight
at folder. In tho final three innings Foutz
ran into mountain of sorrow. Tho New
ivn t'rders, aud the liz men in the white suits
Way Ga, N mcam mi GGf"a S for iirookiyn. " "
son Aew l"rk began to hit the . bail
Wards play mado tho Brooklyni,es in tho
grand stands feel weary aud depressed. A
majority Of tho 5000 persons present camo
poetic the feelings of tho small! band Of New
Workers who woto there to cheer on tho local
:, rio hroohlyn contingent, had everything
Monks fcli unon the Wonders smashed them
tlat. IND gave their loyal rootcrs. to the num-
brr ui 1000. chance to screech with delight.
luni:cd friends Of the New ,forks united In one
i!nai howl Il Joy. and then; rCd.faced and
ANXIOUS To- win coul! Lo seen from the actions
~ tho players. They watr he'd each other like
and Tse anG SGrSrl ii in the t fT
Iir-, rack at the nov ball Gore hit an easy
bounISWr t" ward. who's" thumb got IN the
threw wide t. first. and Gore was safe on Sec
Iud. Ii'rnan Int II, high fly to O,Brien. hut
stole third ana uI;ourRe captured second
eimuiianc"EsIy. living drove n hard ono to
left thai @ Brrn caught; but Gore scored on
When he lrooklyns came up for n try. Rusie
tl,e ponuant. and SO. after Ward had opened
tn game with safe single t. centre. and
sr 'I" M easy e @G n III smi nsead
OF throwing to second he let Nv to first. Ewing
gould not reach it. and before he overlook It
lsI il hooked like " bite marble. Richard
catch. il WAS one OF the best plays of tho
gam. In fact, Richardson played II line game
al the way t,r,ugh burns got tho bal safely
to rlEht ANA Iuycc came home. but tho next
twu hatsmrn ware snuiled out at first.
=, ~ the Set.nd innins after striking out
got AROUND 10 third On another bad throw by
lmft e., Then i"yce wcnt 10 first on balls.
struck out i, Dan Brouthcrs.
ihe Grookyns earned run in the third on
t%s by SfR ors shc n Nsw orEs
tired ny scoring two more runs on Fuller's
miss Of Corcorans groundcr. O',Brien's triple
had it not taken a sharp bound away last as
IN tho my inning The New Yorks Go a,;
that hrIliin could not SEQ owing to tho sun.
HHnd the runner sot two bases. Ru;es sacri-
Il 'e and tOru's sing" brought him home.
1t W.T. in tho ,momcntous seventh that the
ttarIIed tho fuss; lie hit to riyht Tor a base.
IL Ward, got n ln 90
on a. Is and then Gore rarpcd single to right
on wmlch BOYLE scored. Herman smashed a
] %SFS "ni luG do and oTs S%t
throw TO third and Herman romped. home:
lyon, going out al first, However. the New
1"rhs were one ahead and there was JOY in the
ffaMp It TIE vi, nGthamitr since tho second
Ing great bali. In tho seventh Richardson
m%iS n hih rhGnSm@fai play; foEcoran
ma or "IE aGMafa 5 dGMn 'H With "f one
hand. and then thrcw. to first in time
:" retire, the runner, The New lorks began
erh. This time lirhard son started the music |
with clean single, to left, and Boyle hit n |
@ W"r the bs 1a an bsat
throw that big Dan could not reach permitted |
F.chardSon 70 score ana Eoye 10 reach third.
ont. and RULER sent fly to Griffin Then
Gore went to first on balls and raced to third |
bag Fy a sy hit G SV.f seeo a es
which ~ fast running he tool; two Lases.
o'honrkc ht toward second; and Mother Cor
when Ward got tho bal he made n bad throw |
! the plato. Gore scoring and URourke get |
nE e Is ra wHSro hS yas left t dd
hoy took AY wa sFsf M eAS Of hin sh
by Fuller Yielded the runs The s er S'nS'0
Nm YORK. BlOukLYN.