New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

Tho Brooklyn and New York baseball played the
first game OF the present series together a. the POO
Grounds yesterday The atmospheric conditions were
more comfortable than THURSDAY and re'ul, $500
spectators took oe long and dusty jsunt 10 Harlem 20
witness the battle. The Brooklyn team won the game
after close and exciting struggle The errors by Boyle
and Burke unfortunate and Crane. "hi4e ne GO
better work than Hadiock. WAS hardly us elective a.
Usual.
HsdiocK retired fourth inning and Stein
took place. This Wards part unquestonaoiy
saved day for Brooklyn Umpire snyder's decisions
were faulty Crane blundefcd in the sixth IN
ming when he allowed prouthers 10 hi ball with men
second and third and out Thi. was case where
base balls justinsble.
The Newcomers went first TO the bat and opened
the game with one run. taking the lead. Little Burke
WAS sent 70 nrst on called balls and usual he i'm
medistely started for second wild throw BY DAILY
assisting him. H. Lyon hunted and beat the ball 70
amid hearty cheers Ternan then hit to left hed
and Burke scored
In the second inning the New.Yorkers got another
rum and the men from Brooklyn began TO look sour.
With Crane hit safely TO right neld ana started
for second. Daily threw wildly and Crane got 70 thfu
scoring sacrifice by Fuller.
Brooklyn stock went IN the last half OF the hhhs'
when Wards made two runs and tied the score
Daily patient and he was sent to hist OH caeo DAMS
and TO second passed bail. Nard DuhNa "e
ball front Of plate and easily beat Lyonss hro"
To WI stole second, and as Doyle ure" vHuly
Ward lsrt Oh to third DAILY scoring Ward came nome
OH sacrifice by O'Bren.
Crane was not 20 effective IN the third inning end,
coupled with errors by Burke and Doyle Wards men
got three runs and hsd q lead Of to IL looked
blue for New.York Grimm nit safely TO left heid ana
sacrificed him TO second Broutheis nit toward
Hurke but that player mured and Griffin scored.
Brouthers started for second and the ball which Doyle
threw down truck and bounded into night fed
the big first baseman easily getting third DAILY was
then sent to fret on called balls. Ward had bunting
h., but turned IL hit safely 70 right field, sending
home Brouthcrs DAILY and Ward each stole base, the
former scoring on wild pltch.
The Ncw.Yorkors assaulted lIaddocks curves in Che
next inning their stock again doomed, for they got
three runs and tied the O'Rourkc hit safely ana
pov,e WA sent 20 first on called balls. Crane hunted the
bah ana beat 10 first, filing the bases. Fuller hit
safely 10 left fold ROurhe and Boyle scored Crane
WAS caught on second put and Fuller stole second
The little shortstop scored II. Lyonss twobase hit TO
right Held
Each side ecoree ne next inning. leaving the game
tie Stein took Had1ocks place % do the pitching for
BROOKLYN For New.Yok Lyons went 20 first on balls
and DOYLE hit by a pitched ball. O'Rourke's puns
hit filled the bases Bovle's sacrifice sent home D.
LYONS bur Crane and Fuller easily disposed OK.
For Brooklyn Brouhers hit centre ded for home run
In the sixth inning the Brooklyn men got two runs
and took the lead Boyles responsible for the
Guns With one out Stein made scratch hit % left
ueld ana Griffin reached first on q tuWL.t by boyle.
Grimm then stole second and he and >t-in sco'a on
Broutherss hi 70 left field leaving the score Brooklyn
g. New.York 6.
The New. Workers. made their anal effort In the ninth
inning but feu one short OF ;yng the score with
Iiernan disposed Of Lyons hit 30 left neld for three
lases scoring on a hit by Doyle. Doyle was put out
AZ second and O'Rourke retired and NewYorks chances
were gone. The score follows;