New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06

Boston 2 Brooklyn O. Washington 4 Thiadepha O.
Both the New.York and Brooklyn baseball teams re-
ceived severe setbscs yesterday in their flight toward
the p.nnant The New-York lost opportunity
10 Jump third place while BoOkiyns defeat cost
that team temporary loss Of second place in
the League The ST Louis team another game.
which shows taendcrs energetic base
ball At times
The rain yesterday had a depressing enect upon the
attendance at the Polo Grounds and Manager Powers was
also opinion that the muddy diamond had anything
but beneficial effect upon his reofsan,cd team The
rae between the NewYork Baltimore mines ond
the men from Maryland they pleased The Orioles
chief Characteristic Is heavy batting, while New-York
strong point lively baserunnng and fielding. Baltimore
favored bv the atmospheric conditions.
Crane pitched with little eject and his support was
none too good. In fact, the New-York team showed in
really poor form for the the
The listess playing Of OHourke and Herman moro
marked than usual OF late. Neither could be charged
with an error according to the rules but both deserved
several Crane retired in the seventh inning and did
Vickery, but for vastly different
The home players the first score. usual.
making in the second inning and they ought 20
have made more, for three left bases D.
Lyons and O'Rourke sent 10 first called balls end
Boyle uade hit filling the bases. Crane then forced
D. Lyons out at the and ORouke scored an instant
later wild pitch. Fuller struck out and Burke was
first called balls vickey sonsiby refusing to
allow Burke 10 hit the ball. II. Lyons was an easy
victim.
In the last half Of the inning Crane lost control OF the
ball and the Baltimore players scored four runs ana TOOK
a commanding lead. Stovey sent 10 FIRST on ca4I'd
balls and Ward made hit. T. OTourke SACRIFICED each
q base. hit safely 10 centre and stovey
scored and as n. Lyons fumbled the ball. Ward also
scored Gunson second on passed ball ana
Robinson went called balls Nickey MADE en-
inheld hio filling the bases. Van Hatren hit safely 70
right field and Gunson and Robinson scored
Crane did fairly for couple Of innings. but IN the NTH
be again lost control OF the ball and the visiting players
scored hafado7en runs making their lead 10 TO J. ana
making the spectators rather Ten men went 70
the bat and five Of the earned Stovey ward
and T. O'Rourke made hits. filing the bases "uhson
was nut out and a passed hall allowed StoVey 10
score Robinson hit safely TO left field and Ward ana l.
oRourke scored Vcry hit safely 10 right for Two bases
and Robinson scored Errors by Fuller and Doyle base
on balls a hit by Sutclife. and Wild pitch did the
damage. 49,,
The Orioles made runs In me sixth inning.
Word vent 10 first balls and scored on t"o'pise
bit 10 centre field BY Gunson reached thru OH
sacrifice by Robinson scored on tumble by fuiier'
There was change Of pitchers on both sides IN inc
savenh inning and the seemed to Ike H. Tor
bev ,oo hogan 10 bat and succeeded In sending four men
around the circuit The Orioles took final slap IN tne
last half o. the inning scoring two runs on base on pd
and Two ba.ehlts y stovsy and Ward The score WAS a.
foin