New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

Some lively baseball played BY the National League
teams yesterday In games defeated teams dio
lot score a run. increased its c1a o.
winning games. The Brooklyn nine whtewashed tio
woshingtons and then the washnetonS returned 'e '
pnent. Cleveland end ST. Louis teams. not 10 Do
outdonc nayed n sixtecn.nning battle, and tho
teams might be playing yet except that darkness s ID
shortly after shutdown in ST. Louis as does In other parts
Of the country.
At the Polo Grounds the game between the New.
York and Philadelphia and the Quaker City men
won their fourteenth consecutive victory This places
them In place and Wrights can keep up tho
good against Boston in their coming series
Philadelphia experience the honor Tor the hrS'
time Of having championship team
The fact that .20o speculaors went to the Herem
grounds yesterday TO witness the NewYork team receive
it, speaks well for the loyalty OF the local
followers Of baseball Manager Powers now has full con-
troll team and he release or sign new a9
ct will. He is determined not only TO strengthen the
team but 70 insist upon playing bail in earnest
and earning their salaries Men who refuse 70 OBEY
instructions will get vacation with without salary.
according to the enorinity Of the offence
The New.York team really played in rne form yester.
day. In spite fact that ~ beaten keefe was
batted hard OF the visitors was Due more
his remarkable support than TO anything else cross
position third base, yet played magnificent
game while Allen stopped apparent basehes with a"
easy grace which exaspentng TO the friends OF the
hom. club O'Rourkc Hamilton and Fuller made clever
running catches in fact. the game was repete with o'
liant features. II. Lyons is likely player, ana Doyle
may do better time.
The visiting players scored two runs in the second
inning ard started out the lead. But for an un'
fortunate play by DOYLE, the catcher no runs wona
fa,e been nado. Thompson led on with two'ta'e
H. 70 right fad, and DcleheDty was put out by Tier
an and The latr's clever throw 20 third hept Thsmpson
on second. Clements easy ov which Tell
few feet from the home plate. but Doyle lost s'sh'
OF the ball and IL fell After Allen had Struck
out, Clements stole second. Cross then hit 'a'ey
to right field and Thompson ind Clements scored
The New.Yorkers did not make hit III che Arst three
innings, going out in one two. three. order In Inc
fourth innius Keefc was not so effective and the local
payers got a run Ternsn sent 70 fret IN
called balls and s,oc TO second assisted BY passed
tall. He scored pretty hit TO right hcld by H.
Lyons tho first OF the
A comicsl muf BY Rlchordson Instrumental In
giving the Philadelphia another run In the nIth
inning, giving the visitors cleof ~'d OF wv" runs:
Connor hi; ssfelv field and llagan sacrificed
him 10 second THOMPSON sent ltle ny which fell
into Richardson's hand. but the veteran dropped t"c
ball and Conner scored on the error
Further Door work the home players allowed the
lhudephians to increase their lead with Two runs
IN the inning. with out. Ruse lost control
Of the ball. and Allen and then Cross TO tf.t
base called balls The usual fotal results Followed
Allen started for third snort passed pail DoNIe
ia trying to heed him off, threw wildly. and Allen
scored error. After Kcee had struck out Han IL
ton hit safely 0 left Held scoring Gross
Clever base running by Captain Ewing gave The New
York team in the seventh inning ENins hit
safely field and made clever tea! to second
lie stole third coming home OIL Richardson's long
ny to Hanilton. The visitors also scored run IN inc
half OF the inning on tlec'Dase MT Nv Ioho' anu
single hit by Thompson
The home players made final rally IN the hhtn IN
ming and scored one rrn hits by H. Lyons Ewing ana
D. Lyons Ewing caught of second. and that ended
what chance the local had Of victory Inc abn'
lated result follows