The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-21
At Boston--Rain.
BRooKLYN. 8: NEW YORK. @


Tho New Yorks went over to Brooklyn yes
sarrX opt his threat 70 KIN, in baseball sense;
both sides. the Brooklyn defendants were
tan assans snd BaorS eSe
Recommendation ia. mercy In view OF the pug
Gsops N e The Tae
bridge to root. for Ewing and his associates:
game in th9 rst sixth an ~, ninth inhninEEis
TIC ball lutte as har,l as bro"kiyn. and hai q
dozen limos hits that meant runs yer; cut OH
b. phenomenal feldnG In tho third Inn i,nnip ,g
ran with the ball. stuck up his hand; md
In thu fourth Bassc,t drove ono to
left that was labelled, three bases. but
oE 5b d mW4 m@n ana Sps to DO sleepy
or drowsy. which cannot 10 truthfuly said OF
at least one New York player Bassctts play
general comment. no sccmeI to be in a stu
FOR. and nj Least two gr2undrrs that got past
him and are scored MS hits should have been
storrcd, AFtcr pitching a good game; Husio
y aay S did to not soyan sh as 1s
on balls. which were costly, he was Wild and
nnste.dy md eut Tor his poor Work iI IN ne
The lirooilyns were first at bat and We're
Ing flies to richardson and Joyce pushing one
toO'Rourke. ward. who re3ched first on balls;
was ie,t there Then tho New Works sta started ed
balls, and Fuller hunted safely Ewing hit to
Foutz. who threw low to third: and the bases
o 'Es EE ' and niaharison We're looked
.G F h R to %nra 9 Esssd ru Hst
homo. viii Richardson rolled an easy one to
Toutz and persisted at, first. A grand oppor-
burns opened the second for Brooklyn by q
smash to left TINT yielded three bases. and
%s.t e f PA Haf but H9at1 did H. th Fst
Has,s TasG on bal Balls. "a" wards Scratch hit
Joyco's out ut first and Brouthers's sacrifice
~ doing tie business: Itep III In the, the fourth
coran's fumh le OF Lyonss Erounder.O Rourkes
sacrifice; and LchardSon,s sIngIs, bringing IL
that O'Brien got. and Boyie's singer went
right at Curcoriin. so fast that Richardson was
Tho ErookIyns fol- upon Rusc in the fifth
and gathered in enough runs to insure them
tHs game hart VIE wns iirst up struck ata out.
onI. Eoyie dropping the ball in his eager.ness
to throw, Ioyce got a base on balls, and biz
r%"G and ny sS'S t f S[aans Boye
bad mUlIed Burns's foul fly, the fat
fS n ssdn se % s san nd Sycs sne spd I'd
cnntre. and Corcoran's single to right brought
Burns home. Daiicy hit II limo fly into Bas-
sets hands. who threw to second in time to
double up Corcoran. Then the Brooklyn root
ers discarded the nervous look they had worn
previously and howled till the Jamaica Bay
temperature rose several degrees.
The New Works got three men on bases in
the sixth. but no one could hit tho ball. In tho
ninth Ward started off with single and stole
second Joyce struck out and Broutherss
foul lily WINS taken by Ewing. Then Kusio filled
the bases by sending Burns and O'Brien to
first on balls. 'whcrcunon Corcoran made tho
necessary single which sent Ward and Burns
home. Corcotan tried to get to second but
was nipped.
1t was n forlorn hope when the New Yorks
came to bat for the last chance. but brooklyn
Tooth We're chattciin- before the inning was
finished. Boyle started with base on balls.
but Eusie sent fly to o. Bricn. Gore hit for u
base and, Fuller, went TO- first on balls. thus
filling the bases. Ewing hit to right for IL base
and boyle and Gore raced home. Lyons also
hit safely to right and Fuller battered over the
plate. OEourke pushed an infantile fly into
Ioutz's hands, and Richardson's easy, fly to
Burns ended the game. with New Yorker on
thi rd and NJ on trst Tho