New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11

ESst. SStoa I%S .S1s 6 ch IsI.
There were some startling surprises in the base
ball League yesterday, and the New-iork team was
materially benefited BY defeating Wards men the
team moves up 10 fourth place and goes ahead OF
Brooklyn Phlladephias easy victory over Boston
wss SURPRISE as was Clevelands defeat at the hands
Of the erratic Cncinnatls. Baltimore, Pittsourg
and Louisville the other games.
There WAS a pleasant breeze out at Eastern Park.
Broollyn, and the 2.423 spectators who had as
sembled TO witness tue battle between the New-for
and BROOKLYN teams suffered little from the heat
The admirers OF the Brooklyn nine suffered only be-
cause Of the hearty manner In which their favones
were hustled around by their New-iork rivals. The
Ncw-York team has seldom played In better form ana
rather easily.
Ewing needed the wishes Of his friends and at last
donned the cstcher's mask apd gloves and went De
hind the bat His work throughout was Of the best
order. his throwing being especially strong az MS
half dozen assists and vacant error comn Will es'uy'
He captured the neettooted Ward and Burns In the
easiest possible manner. continuance OF such
work will win back all his old friends Ward was
the only Brooklyn player who batted kusies CURVES
with any effect.
Some remarkable fielding work was done on both
sides. Clever catches were made by II. Lyons
Brouthers and Burke. but 1t remained Tor fuher ~
sutshlne all others. In the ninth inning Burns sem
an apparently safe hit to left field. Fuller ran Ike
the wlnd jumped msh In the ar, .ui"i"e 90 "
Jumped, and captured the ball. amid lrahuc snou's
Of applause. A more remarkable piece OF heiolhs
was never seen on the Brooklyn grounds "aio also
played an excellent around game O'RonrKe re-
tired after one inning Richardson taking his place.
Rusie earned his wages and added TO his army u
friends.
Ward reserved the last inning for his team senuns
New York first to the bat. No runs were scored u'
the third inning when New-York got one. Boyle was
nut ont but Rusc made the first hit for MS slde'
sending the ball safely centre field. Fuller sacil-
feed him to second and Burke brought him home with
a drive near first which Brouthers could not handle
properN Burke mado clever steal Of second out
II. Lyons left him there.
In the last half Of the inning the home players aiso
got run and tied the Griffin, the hrst phS-
man reached first base on wild throw by Fuller ana
Ccrcoran promptly sacrificed him to second Ward
hit fly which fen safely back of third base ana
Griffin scored, Ewing easily threw out Ward when
the latter tried to steal second, and he loudly
appauded
The NEWCOMERS took the lead in the fifth inning
Rusie again helping along with hit. Richardson got
to fret on wild throw by DAILY. Boyle sacrificed Rich
ardson TO second. and he scored line drive to
right field by Ruse. The New Workers. increased their
lead with one more In tho sixth inning. Herman
was sent TO first on called balls, stole second and
went to third Oh a sacrifice by ENing ID. Lyons lN
safely TO left field and Tcrnan scored.
The New Workers cinched their victory WIN one
more in the eighth inning. Burke nit saiey 10
centre field and II. Lyons hunted the ball in front OF
the plate. Kns0w sent the ball TO BroutherS, but
the bulky baSeman mufed and Burke by good sprint
ing got around to third lie scored on Ternans long
ny to centre field. The BROOKLYN men were put ont
IN two. three order during the last four INNINGS
scOr follows