The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-29

THE NEW YoRKs AND BRooKLYNs BREAK EVEN,
About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon tho
Brooklyns began the pleasant , task OF mop mop
whsre the brodklyns LETT Oh. and Continued to
I'll dinner bells were ringing all over tho
,netropolitan district. It was complete ,ts
srs xsms and SF nhG equally
down N for Bro brootiyn s4i in tho second. The
'0K ah .st Hs the th ySnds s as fss
time he thought o. Ills salary. hoyle also had
sSrprisins Si' poor s exhIbitIon behind the bat
Nearly every man on the New York team. by
e edng as
iui to behold i striking sxampie q this was
Ewing yeasa Sp one s1HS H The New YoPs
Se% sg n the Sresna On s snse LOW
which Boyle took third. and Fuller's ground
sacrihce. In the fourth husie's double and
Lyons single. on which he reached third. ow.
Ing to the MT getting past Obrien eBoyle's
Rase i Faer yeded two u runs. the LAST
,,The Brooklyns scored with great regularity.
double and burns and Brouthers went to
frst on balls. Griffin. WHO was selected as n
the third. singles By Coreoran and Brouthers.
70 second BY Boyle. and ii. LyoIns's tumble Of
0 Tese e" ' bas as FITS WsrS
base on balls. Ewings mur Of Fuller's throw Of
Burns's grounder. Brouthers,s single. Grlffin's
k: and 9Hr
the eighth. putting on ono more on b. Ivonss
tumble Of Grifan,s grounder., the latter's steal
Yorks appeared to have come out Of the
trans was d e ssz 1ys em With hs s Hsh GpFS s
ban player: He seemed to be alive all the
rather freely in the 7lrst few innings. and was
psSed fy evs Ct n Th en- New ya RE
to get runs in the first inning. Herman got a
s ssss Sn os AHA s wen to ssfSa on
tSd SRoRsS w Ss%tsa
saromed Of Stems neers and f shot ' p 1ast
balls. made f,ne steal Of second. and scored
09 ths f,th &aid made the champion throw
Of the game ed + hyons had been sent to first
swiftly pitched hall. Lyons led of and drew a
saw cav the ball coming he darted for third. Ward.
TO Joyce at third. but instead he threw away
into the bleachers The ball was lost and both
men scored The next three batsmen were re-
tired The New Works gathered in a couple
more In tho sixth on singles by Doyle and
Tfernnn. tumble by Corcoran. and some fast
running by Fuller. who got from third to tho
plate on throw to second to catch Herman.
The Wonders had hard time squeezing in
runs; They got ono In the first on Wards
Wild pitch; one ~ the fourth on singles BY
and another in the fifth on Dailey's base on
balls. a wild pitch. and Hart's single.
The field work Of the Now Yorks was phe-
nomenal. four double plays being made. Two
very pretty ones were made in the seventh
and eighth. In the seventh Griffin was on
second whom Hart hit a bad bounder that Ew-
ing took. Crane playing the base. The runner
was out. but the speedy Griffin, who had
started early, was getting toward the plate
run at first. turned. steadiod himself and by o
fine throw to Doyle caught Griffin as he slid
in. In the eighth Ward was on third. Joyce on
second, and but one out Burns hit liner
over short that seemed good for two runs.
Fuller made n jumping one handed catch, and
the side was out very quickly.
While Joyce was at bat In the eighth he ex-
hibited his III temper. Boyle threw his mack
of l.. order to run for a foul fly. and the mask
his bat at the innocent mask. knocking It
twenty feet from the plate. bending the wires
50 that Doyle could not use the mask. In
strong contrast was the action OF Corcoran.
the next batter. who. when Doyle returned
from q chase after fly. picked up the mask
and handed 1t to the catcher. The scores:
sRoOkLrS. ~; NKw YORK. 5-TRsr CANE