The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-12
srw YORK. 4: BROOKLYN. 3.

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NEW YORK. 4: BRooKLrS.s.
Disagreeable as the truth may be. II must be
pelated that tho foremost feature OF ysster-
days contest At Eastern Park between those
sturdy baseball representatives OF New York
and brooklyn was the continued and unneces.
sAry objections INDUCED in by spectators and
players alike. to tho rulings OF Umpire Billy
Barnie Tho objefHioqs were not unreason-
able. however. They wcre unnecessary bsy
cause Bnrnie persistently withstood them al
and umrircd the game from his own stand
point. without any reference to Tho arguments
OF Ward o. the blun sareasns Of Ewins. Bar
Mo apparently did not do his wonk as we'll as
might have bean expected Of one 40 we'll
versed 10 s knowledge OF tho game: but no
man could have umpired satisfactorily in tho
face OF tho m erciless bulldozing to which the
veteran was subjected.
A partial check vns put upon this unseemly
bickaiing in the last half Of the nth inning.
Ed Crane and BarUe haA had several differ
enccs Of opinion. and when Coreoran was sent
IN first on balls in tho inning mentioned
Crane could not withstand the te m ptaton to
toll Barnie in language probably moro unique
than elegant that he didn't consider him OF
much worth. Now. the worm will turn on its
prosecutors. and so will the bn. eball umpire.
A. result Crane was ordered to the bench
OF course. this action snrend copsternatiou
among tho New Yosks. and Ewing went around
to where Rarnio and Crano stood TO SEQ II he
couldn't regulate nRttera Barnio was firm.
and Crane. whose temper WAS plainly aroused.
liked his hand as though to strike the object
OF his hatred. Buck caught Cranes hand and
led him soethingy away. King took his
plnce in the box
ThoseN earnest Now York rooters who
seemed to compose the majority OF the 3,760
spectators instantly becam every blue. They
inlag nod that the game was now surely lost
to their tavorites. n vas n common belief
that tho Brooklyns would bit Silver King, and
thus obtain mighty lead. Not SO. King was
UP to all tho tricks. and no was evidently very
anxious to make himself solid after that rum
away escarade OF a couple OF weeks ago. He
pitched far better game than did his prede-
cessor, and. m moreover, il he had any doubts
about Barnie's umpiring he kent them to
himself
Ha dock started in to pitch for Brooklyn.
and his efforts we're not wholly crowned with
success At critical moments he could not
keep the New Yorks from hitting tho ball. At
tho end Of the fifth inning Ward substituted
Kennedy. and II that young man continues to
pitch as he did yesterday he need never think
Of returning to Bellairc He allowed his OBJ
ponsnts but ono hit, and his work showed good
Judgment. 70, runs were made by the New
bs IaS bsnn T as 1oI
WITH ne sxesrtion. q the e(nd inning
mahy Of those second inning plays will surely
result in shattered idols. Denny Lyons was
he roo Brooklynite Of base hit. and his Dart
10 the only double play Of the game earned ter
him the everlasting gratitude Of tho city.
n n md in tNAt
round after round o. aep'ssu.e: genuine ard
the ball a terrific rar. Corcoian saw it GO to-
ward left nsld, and started for second, Denny
out Ms RICH. haad. and the conneeton DO.
snickness Danny mt the hall to to Royie. md and
Gorcoran stood stupidity near sscond wonder-
nT "a in the q
three runs; 50 errors lost to Brooklyn much
needed victory.
either team might easily have scored. Ptrst
Herman. when twopt his comrades had gone
ed: cd H fSsfSd Tsb rI.rn mTpSs ssS
landed Buck on second. Up'ortunateir Bar1iie
SalleH tho hit four and the next play put out
= %sr Ssf t@rd ssT ps
phcea h fu 11',G x ss
only able 10 rev.re the .ide by a fly TO Harry
h s s' Ss R 1srd ETs hs
f. reach the bal hu! he threw it away ovsr
s 81 F 10 S ne ss rs Pbs and Il. tSS
and o'Rnurke hit to rorcorsn was tie means
pHb5 nlS ON ont Iii. .T to at 4.mp ft sv
msdo = nice .tsai q seeon%, 1essa na cram rSm
EfsG BIZ b T:,4 a,, The IL PPhs!t
oDri.n, blnted. 80 Tar BEYOND Jsrk noyf.ss
s ssssh that h s'G.GI ap a. n ~ rSac
Kan fu!sf th r ~ Ss re
Etfcs Iii and Grlfln's rttenItsd snerifies Ssnt
DALEY ACROSS tho plato with Brooklyn's third
With such an appalling lead to overcome.
WI afS s'ts e.. ,n Gysn:
bit:. a s9 RE- . td%' cis nut
hnlIt RurHe's bunt advIu;ed each a base,
Crane Brns returned ehs ba iast ~. q. FmIIer
was about to touch tho plato. and DalIoy
M" Tv :" ,t.,ison,l run. made in tho fifth xu,.
the iesd Hpd cy.gtu.lly,the game 10 Tho visit.
% S,s, ryi Xiii " no thlrd wss ssnt to i.t
sssi,ted one. hy burts.; strike out HAITI;
i .so,s s'' III, TO tsht s sowsd rnd e
third cn fIndiDck's wild throw in attsmpting
To- eaittl MIN narping BUCK Ewipgs single
la.t fnd tho winning run Of tbs game. The
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