The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-17

no could hardly do better than to send him this
way before Jack Boyle gets. hurt again.N Yes
tcrday 8 games resulted as foliowS;
Nav York 81 Brookiyn,4.
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NEW YORK. 8: BROOKLYN. 4.
Those are days when radiant. lustrous
Smiles pursue ench other In rnpid succession
over tho countennnces of that email bapd OF
srapks who remained true to the New ', HS TX
tune. Now is their time OF the year to tear the
ambient into shrcds with voc!ier9us delight
HE opportunity YESTERDAY, and made
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OF confidence attempt to teach the New Works
once rev more did the New FORKS show that thoy
knew all THAT the prooklyns did and possessed
Zion. And once more did tho fond friends who
came over, with the Wonders return to the
CITY. across Tho bridge lamentins and won
There wer. only. 2.4oo persons present yes e,..
SSevisitors cons idersd that in haddoek they
bad n whnle the New Yorks could not hnrpoon.
Maddox was not. pounded hard. the New
S6rks made hits In six Of the. nine innings.
Mnn 9sS fla Sn 4n was ASH lit freely and With
Gs s. Snt e. Sas
4 batting sGart By tho Bf9Sklyns III SSIoysht
f" s d did Is some SHARP held work in the Inst two
innings. and settled tho game then and there
The ST pgd all n
the field. they did some Of the most stupid
base running ever, seen at the Polo Grounds
t. take the succeeding base when fellow
player was ~ possession Of IT.
Character to G make an anste1r SMILE and
Judging. from the way he scrambled around
The f,efd yesterday. he must as Captain have
siblyu fine. to himself as the second baseman.
fSSsterdas game was slew 6 one In the
whero the @nnsrs 4hH eas 9
' snvHS fs5 StFsns 9s ssns % as
e carry the game away. but failed. Ward and
bis men made good start Ward was sent 70
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e War s
double steal. Burns hit q bounder to Fuller.
MI b %pd n ae%s ana
the front with u safe single to left, sending
Brouthers across the plate. Griffin then tried
e steal second. and was neatly thrown out by
y This was : tribe discou,raging but the New
aroused hope IN the " second With two
out. Boyle hammered out a triple. but Crane
sssd not f so him Ii the ssra Had
fe woal ID have been out had not Ward
shsaS%ne to Second WSs sqpesh gore
came along with a single; and while Tier.
h,s whisting single t. centre sent sent both men
first Of three futile attempts to steal second:
and Z Ewing who hadltemporarly lost sight Of
tho New Works started in the next inning to
@ snsfss Fits e Ba,s a h ea sayy
landed Lyons at home. Richardson was left
on Fullcr,s out at first 49,,
run across the plate. Gore waited well. and
feached first on balls, Tiernan sacrificed aud
xsRs f s's came rsSR e ls t. S *
dhts made three runs r that The Counsellor had
ssts.h. Denny Lyons AID ,somethinE that set
bo and seh tso SSa ans
th9 ,ss seats Darby oBrieP .aP W and
Roman here He 0h heG up his ap
gealingly, but It was useless, as the bal!
at ssr s'aHh ts
scored by the New Works. although they tried
mt thrd #asd was on second
Msrd The som ahGT vide and The
enough to, permit Ward to run for third Joyce
Eot m Hya ana running to second tried to
Of them. and as Joyce had no business at that
ne rb 9g whs sna
surroHnding scenery. The ball dropped safely.
Burns took two bases. Crane jugeled Grit.
tin's gr9under; and all hands we're safe. Burns
Lyons and was thrown out ut first burns be-
iSs held at third This time Griffin got mud
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pumped against Burns. and the latter hustled
e the blnte. 1t was an easy out and Brook
slIn the eighth. however, they made trouble.
kuTns lod oil with u single; and after Griffin
UBren droppsd one IN 'front.' Of the 'G plate and
was out At first but both runners moved UP a
peg DALEY i was hardly II eHsepected to make
fs ninth Pint inning NJ Trs AZ 81 sold ShiiIs Ward
Caught tho bali with his Ieit hand and ciaapped
%n4d did hae To was oa
Hos standing there for effect, said Lynch:
ths psrsh. joyce made TIE tSS New YORK pooters
turn pale by banging an ugly ono to loft for
s assS dense b sfep psn ah sahrs soSn
itasp Then breathing was resumed By tie