The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-30

BnooKL1N. 8: NEW YORK. 4.
- When the curtain was rung down on the Polo
Grounds stage Yesterday evening It was
found that the usual dramatic finale had been
reversed. Ward and bis Wonders were In the
ascendant and they retired from the soene Of
the conflict with the customary eardonio
laugh. While they were successful. tho M en-
from ovsr the bridge did not fool at all iubi-
liant Their feelings were rather Of deep re-
LET than Of exultation. They won the game
2. By too small margin to indulge In any scalp
dances or other evidences Of ill-corcealA iov.
All matter OF fact. the Wonders mad. when
the last man was out barely recovered
nom the SILVER Of apprehension that
struck them about the time Denny LY-
ons1 got In his three-base smasher In
the ninth. quickly followed W Doyle's
cracking single. With one man out, man on
FIRST and one run needed to tie the score. mat
tsrs were very interesting In the ninth inning.
and several persons among the 1850 who saw
the game were observed to turn pale and shift
unoasily In their seata Then Doyle took .
desperate chance IN stealing second. and was
caught O'Rourko's hard hit to lett was COB
blsd By o'Brien. and New York's liz was up.
None Of chs spectators complained about the
quality Of tho baseball furnished BY tho two
tsamA In fast. all present admitted that from
the tins the old-time catcher Charley Snyder.
called play they had all bsen gazing intently
ct baseball in It's most iuxuriant state.
Il was the sort Of game that elevates cranks
10 frenzy Of delight only to plung them into
an Abyss Of gloom. Those operations were
performed half . dozen times during the
CANA First the Brooklyns. By some good
work. would stir up that high-keyed. Jamaica
Bay screesa that indicates intense delight on
the part Of the Brooklyn rootsr Then the
GothAmites would do something meritorious,
and Immediately there arose the desp. sonor-
QUA Madison, square Garden yell which tells
q Is: DrosssdissS First one team and then
the other took the lead: the result being that
so 3 ss ~. SS:i tho F00'sF' were Wild
The New Yorks started the music in the first
inning Burke got . base on balls and stole
to nEst Then T!ernsn drove single to left
se as ss sys s1 a oS SJf5K
to Srss on BAHIA Ju. was thrown out At second.
ca5sh Il aicath:fi': e. lins 81. e csnts;;
. ss' H. ossp' 6as to
thru. although he would hsxs bsea H on, hut but
Gran, ho@ eSS' out s'' Thsa
on balle AND etole second: ward made bunt
1T 6sl, Sems sna Wasa te third Joyce va.
g centre ssmised Ward 70 score. DALEY got
forced AZ aysat' T!Ss''s but yc X:
Sc G9sAHf and took e sa's s. sr' t
fin opened with y single and got to second on
Gcgcorsps ground tS BtoH,6srss
and Grimm came home D4 ~ took . base on
e s yea BIZ uS t. ssos as %a oas
was caught Of third and Joyce struck out - =
,o The Ns Ssp GorEs eyened II, ths score in the
Joyce stopped but could not get to first,
Boyle took y base on balls. and Crane hunted
and beat the throw. The bases were full and
oRourks and Boyle home. Then Crane was
caught between second and third ind touched
out ont; Burke strucE out. but q lyons sent
Fulley scoring the tying run. Herman raised
fly for Corcoran.
At this point OF the game the graceful Had
Stein. the red-cheeked WoIverlue suhstituteI
The change WAS decidedly q benefit 10 the
wonders. The Gotnamltes went to the front
In the NTH. d; Lyons took GHse on balls
on the breast Then 0'Rourks hunted and
beat the throw to first, The bases were again
FIJI and no one out Boyle, hit sro1nder
Crane, struck out. Fuller, rarped liner
into Broutherss hands, and two runs we're
cut Of. Big Dan Brouthers pulled his side UP
centre. and In tho sixth the Brooklyn took tho
lead and ne!d i. With Dailey out stein made
g single, and GriIn's, grounder slipped
and the siur should lave been out. But With
Stein on third and Griffin on second Brouthars
made made TIL a., sipG!e necessary to bring item