New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-24

ST. Louis s. Cleveland 5. (Sccond game
For the first tine in several days the showed a
disposition Yesterday to its duty and In consequence
baseball games played In five OF the siA cues
where contests scheduled. only the New ior'
and Boston prevented from Praying III
Boston. At Eastern Park Brooklyn where the brooA
Ign and Washington teams were scheduled 10 p''"
the grounds were in excellent condition. considering
tho recent heavy rains.
The weather frightened as the afternoon advanced
and 1908 people went out to the East new iorN
grounds to witness the contest. Wards men anucr
GATED an easy victory. but their more 'o"N I""i'
were in Q playing humor and the home team won OILY
after spirited battle with absolutely nothing 10 sPc'
Both teams PLAYED excellent game, ana the interest
did not lag from the time the umpire called play up
TO the putting out of the final in the last haf OF
tho last Inning
IIaddocks effectiveness when men were on bases
did much to save the day for Brooklyn. Inc WASH
ington team had men OH bases In every Inning ont
two The playing in the last half of the game was
especially lively. Larsin's frstbase play was superb
while Wards work at second was also clever. Burns
Brouthors, Corcoran and Hoy did the best batting OF
The day. The players OF both teams wor bands Oh
srape around their left arms out OF respect 10 their ola
conrade, Hubert Collins, who died on saturday
The home players went first to the bat and opened
the game with one With two men ont, joyce MI
a bounder 10 short which Radford fumbcd long enough
for Joyce TO reach first Joyce went TO second on wo
mitch and scored on Brouthcrss lively drive to rlgp'
field fer two bases.
In the third inning the visiting players made run
md tied the score and but for clever SIDE play 10y
Ward and KinS0w they might have made several
Ulrich was put ont but Radford reached first on an
error nv COrcoral Radford made clever steal 10
second and an equally good steal to third Hoy
buntcd the ball. but Eadford beat the throw to the
plate Donovan hit sfely TO right field, advancing HOY
TO third Donovan then stole second. Larkln. now
ever. was put ont. and Dutfe was sent to first on
called balls. Donovan was caught or second ana
HOY ont at the plate.
The score remained a tie up TO the sixth ihnms'
when the home team got run and took the lead
With one out, Kinsow reached first on tumble by
Richardson. IIaddock hit safely TO left field, adVac
ing Kinslow to third Hart made hit, and kihSiow
scored Ward and joyce were put oat, leaving Hart
and lIaddock the bases.
The seventh inning was the hvelest one OF 'he
game and the friends Of the Indigenous felt safe
when the home players got two runs ana m'ue tue"
lead 4 to |. COrcoran led of with a hit to right
field and after KiEslOw had been put out HaddocK
made "a scratch hit Hart hit to third. but Clrlch
skinned and then threw wildly to the plate. C0TOran
scoring and Iladdock going 10 thru. y WIN p'ch
allowed IIaddcck TO score.
Nothing daunted, the visiting nine made three
runs IN their half of the inning. tying the score.
Knell struck by pitched ball, and IIrich aa
vanced him to second. RadfOd went to first and
stole second. Hoy hit safely To centre held Scorli!s
both men. The mute stole second and scored on
Donovans hit TO centre field and the game was to A.
The home plalc Ia lied again in the eighth inning
and the two runs scored them the game BrOnher>
led oil with hit and went TO second on "A Wild pitcl
Burns WIS then sent s, called balls. o'5rien
sacrificed each Dasc and both scored on CoicO"h
hit 10 centre fed.
In the last half Of The ninth inning the Washington
men made final raiy, but ey , ei one snort d. %
Jrkh. RndfOid then forced Jlnch At second. Rad,
ford took second Oh n Wild throw by knsOw, sii
Richardson scored. Hoy ended WashinstOns chances
by striking out. The scOrc: