New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

oro =, tho larre, and decidedly the most enthusiastic
rowa ~ tho season witnessed yesterdays baseball
NJ the Polo Grounds between the NewYok and Brooklyn
teams In spite of the fact that the home team has been
hcraded as Of CONSEQUENCE and cheap while the Brook
vn team has been called the coming champions, the home
nine won as It pleased completely routing their rivals
from across the bridge.
The League games yesterday mskes une ''co ior "o
remnant decidedly interesting While the New-fork team
!. in fourb Mace but one victory separates from the
,od rIoroond,s two victories Chicago place the
obioan. an even terms with the Brooklyn and Philadelphia
teoms for place The Baltimore ana boston teams
are also coming up and arc but one game pc""u Ne"
York The new race promises 10 BE- a lively one.
Tho maid attendance the Polo Grounds yesterday was
, 10Y and at intervals every OF that noble army
seemed to be trying yell OF the top OF MS mead hne
in inning. ana aNr th'' 'he brooA'"
h,tsmcn had no chance The New-Yorkers played a re-
markabe game right through, outgeneaihg ther rivals
In tho fold on the bases and at the bat The clever
base running OF the NewYork players ana the remarkable
aaround OF Fuller aroused the crowd 10 he hRncS'
mitch az enthusiasm A New-Yofk nine never played q
better game the baserunning and team WORK oeng espe
cially noteworthy Burke was loudly applauded. The
enthusiasts from Brooklyn sad 10 look upon after
the battle
Nclthc, side scored in the opening inning hit and
clever steal by Doyle and neat double play 10y D. Lyons
Fuller and BOYLE being the features In the second In
ming the New.Yorkcrs got and took the lead Rich
ardson was first called balls "nd the Veteian
made clover steal Of second. He went 70 thrd on
sacrifice by Boyle. and scored on MT 10 1919 heu ny
Ruse.
In Oh. .oco,d hal, q, the inning the Brooklyn enthuS
asts had chance 70 feel good. and when Wards men
got two runs they howcd right merrly Eusie was Wild
and DAILY the first batSman was sent 10 hfst on ca"a
balls rol-c 20 second Wild pitch Wand sacrhced
Daily 10 third Joyce also sen: 70 first Oh called
ais O'Brien made a two-base hit 70 hight field and
DAILY scored and Richardson rctuihed te VAL n"e'
,ntlp Joyce also kept and scored
1he Brooklyn enthusiasts should have gone nome right
then ,or they were and mortified the rest OF the
game In the NTH inning the home players Niicd ana
scoring three runs. tho lead, and apparently broke
the hearts OF their rivals at the same tuH ruler ics
OF with hit to right ncd, and Burke reached nrst
on tumble by Foutz. II. Lyons advanced each player
bo,o and Dovlcs hit to centre Held brought both men
home u. Lyons 10 first on called balls After
DOYLE had got around third poor throw by
Grinn, Ward then mured Daiiey's thfo" D second 20
catch D. Lyons Doyle scored.
In the siNth Inning runs went 10 New.Yoks
list and Wards men wete four run, IA the with
Rusie reached mt tumble by Corcofan and
Fuller hit safely right ned. Burke then 'acrnced
Ru,c third and Fuller second, and H. Lyons brought
both home with a safe hit 10 left lcld.
The NewYorkcrs were destined 20 score In every
Inning after fourth. In the seventh two more runs
New Works. list and It was now only question
Of how many Ntw-York would win by. j.. Lyons
was sent to nrst on Falls and then wild throw by
joyce Of Richardsons gioundcr allowed d. Lyons 10
and put Richsadson on second O'Roufhe sch.
feed Richardson third. and Boyle brought him home
with hit.
The Ncw.Yorkcrs got another in the eighth good
running by Burke by IIaddock and hit
by II. Lyons. Each got In IT, ninth. New-York's
run scored hits by O'RourSe Fuller and Burke.
For brooklyn Joyce reached nr,t by Burke
and stolen bas and sacrifice put him third. rs
tho could do HARM Doyle stepped hack and aovd
Joyce 70 walk IN. The score va, a. follows.