New-York tribune., 1892-08-14


After winning three straight games from the BrooXyn
team the New York nine ycscrdly further ilusta'ra
the uncertainty o the great National game by pe"s
beaten by their Brooklyn rivals. 1t seemed ply '"'
such an Interesting "losded' game should nave oee
played before such crowd, FOR the merry turs"'os Wv
not cease their cIck" "cick until they had regisefeo
1856 people. 1t the worst form shown pS 'he '"
York since the nine reJuNens'ca seNe'a VEINS
ago, and yesterdays WORK showed that the ieo s''
Is not yet complete.
The New York team has been strengthened at second
md first bases behind the Lat and In the ouths'd ou'
further strensthclng in the inter department Must w
made O'Rourke Of late has done wieichedIy out MS
yesterday showed that the club cannot anoru longer
to have him on Js blundering dcmoraizca us
whele the field, and his ueessles7 AZ INC
bat coupled similar work ty Ternan prevented t"o
team from scoring many runs O'Houfke Accompanies ne
West last night but it is doubtful # he returns wiz"
It, Doyle slated lefG held YESTERDAY wv e
injury his ALLOW Cd Oiourkc 20 make sct'V'e VI
himself Tie performance OF Umpire Bar'e was not "''"
better
Tie Brooklyn team settled the game in the second IN
nng when eight runs scored IN erra;lc WORK Dy
O'Rourke Tho latter then retired ana Cfano
pitched out the game. The New-York team made nine
hits whenever there chance to Scote runs up
would pop MessS. O'l;ourkc 1icrnan and spoh 'he
Burns ard Burke did the eneetNe
batting.
Neither side ia the opening inning but III the
second a little poor work by and great deal OF
dummy by O'aour&e gave the Brocklyn men eigh'
runs and q commanding lead. Twelve men went 70 the
and the heart Of every Nc"'i orhcf wa,
II looks would have killed o ogs- he wOuli have been
q dead man. The New-Yord team can ofori to utliHe
him further. Brouthers opened t" fa'l inning with
O hit to let fed and Buns duplicated III: feat Daily
sacrificed each Dase. o. 'Dien hit 70 Rusle ana
Brouthers was put the plate, making the seesnd
out and no runs Then the trouble bgan klnSow his
little fly, which fell just back Of second base, and
OBrien scored Stein hit safely eft field and Oourhe
began his comedy blunders He allowed the ball TO
pass. and KinslOw got third then o'RourRe threw
wildly the plate and knslow scored, while Stein got
to second. Griffin fly 10 left field, and OROurke
first msjudged the ball, and then he got under II
and mufed ii, Griffin going to third and Stein scoring
This series OF hunder virtually lost the game right there
Corcoran and Ward lrst called balls
filing the bases. Brouthers followed with twO.base
hit, and Grlnn, Corcoran and Ward scored. Burns's
three.base hit field brought home Erouthsrs D.Iy
struck out and the agony over and Rusic retired
from the game in disgust
In the sixth inning went TO Brooklyn's
list but made little difference for game
oil interest. Griffin the first batsnan. struck with
pitched bali, and he went to second a Wild pitch.
going third wild throw by Crane. werd sent
TO first called balls and stole second. Bouhers hit
scored.
In the eighth inning two Brooklyn's
list and they earned through good batting After
Ward had been put Brouters hit safely aud scored
an instant later threebase hit field by
Burns. Daly's hit to left brought home Burns.
For eight innings the ewYorks did get a run and
their friends anticipated be further Inundated by q
shutout for the first tine this The Giants how.
ever rallied in the ninth and escaped such fate by
scoring With out Crane reached first on
O poor throw by CorcOran, and he to third q
hit to right field by Fuller. The latter then stole
second, and with Crane scored Burkes hit to right
field. The follows: