The sun., 1892-04-19
THE RECORD.

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WASHINGTON. April lS.-ManuCer Powers
was upset in his calculations to-day by the
Vaccinations Of Jupiter Pluvius. who spoiled
two games OF baseball which had becn deter
mined upon. It was proposed to have tho New
Yorks play tho Princeton College team in the
morning to lt them for battle royal with the
Washingtons In the afternoon. but the rain
knocked everything into a cooked hat. How
ever. the" Pride OF Gotham" put in the time
good n6tursdly at the hotel playing billiards
and being silently admired by awe-stricken
spectators. who whispered under their breath.
"That's Buck Ewing" or That's Shorty Full
lcr." as tho case might be.
Members Of the Princeton team fraternized
with the professionals. and baseball talent was
in the ascendancy all day about Willard's. In
tho evening. through tho courtesy OF the
prince Of baseball cranks. Do Wolf Hopper. the
New Yorks occupied private box to witness
tho performance Of Wang" An immense
floral baseball was among the tributes handed
the New York team during the performance. -.
see thsy have been % growing . IN srGotlym Got ;bsv
to 10 Wen us wSan Me mee
and his team. Our mines will not come
together until some time a; >. in Jqne. but we VIII
Ran Ss New Sok AND
the very Jaws OF defeat Thus far We have
been deferred IN great measure ca by the
for ball players. but there is every indication
OF effective and harmonious team work. A
IN men contact a MsS and Tns or
ones peeaiisrities very CLOSELY. Being steeto.
and that is no drinking will be permitted un-
S far hs SSss crnon e he s
for this very desirable ornament ot a club
~ Our boys do not fi fear Phiisdelphia, Chicago.
as much as they do Boston. and they have good
rreason to esteem the champions very highly.
We sonT haze good time ths Polo
nit. and one of the phenomenal crowds Of
lden times will undoubtedly be at the open
1iss Herman sadly. We are going to put up a
rst-elass game & Tor our sI, friends; and i the the
hustling garments all the time
BEooKLYH. IL: PH1LApELPHrA. 4.
PHILADELPHIA April 1s.-when John Ward
and lis men walked out on the field to-day
day was in. the nature Of a personal afiront.
which could only be % wiped out 6y , the complete
L
the brooklyns were much exasperated. They
clu5ted the ball al s ewing i
thing that could be reached without the aid OF
=. Harry Wright put his left ;hanler. Esper; in
a cess @ ad f Hu1
got made him wish he hadn't. .Brouthers and
, ths ether slggGers knocked the ball around around
rested on their laurels. and indulget In grim
bavid Fouts was in tho box for brookyp Bass
the air. but somehow. when the !owly Quakers
generous and refused. And II he became mag.
unanimous and granted fnvors that were not
o. % %maryellous STOP dashed the hopes Of the
philadelphians.
nation on the part ot the BrooHyns to win the
TO fate. The manner in which the home team
with = hit that entitled him to stand on first
Sam Thompson. who assists Amos Rusie In
I" the pate and SMASHED @ the bali hard tHat
It shot over the right field fence and was seen
homs Mhe sns sRs @ IN Ss
much plensed The next three Quakers
wero, easily disposed Of, and then The |
esss ssSstlyRs Ss VI ana snSSs assa;
nothing. the first three batsmen retiring ut
first, In tho second Mike Griffin crented a
rtpple by lining out nice two bagger.
sso,s !, . % Sat ss the tine aSd !. s
plate. That sottled run getting in that inning. |
1t WAS in the third that Brooklyn drew first |
blood Foutz got base on balls. stole Sec |
ond. and scored on Coll single.
singles. but mother was able to advance on |
Thompson's fly to Burns. Hallman's out Mt |
4rst sent the runners along a base. and then |
Connor was sent to first on balls Clements |
did what be was expected to. sent up fly that
. II was In the last hnlf Of the fifth that the
Brooklyns fell upon Esper. making him and
With sinsis and DALEY sacrificed. Then
FoutS banged the ba tor TIVE bases and .b Cor
Tins hit for u base and Ward slammed the ball |
i1r three bases. Collins scoring Joyce hit for
plate Broutners,s single helned Joyce home.
When the Brookiyns began their half Of, the
sixth they found Thornton rubbing sand on |
tho bnll. Corcoran. Brouthers. and Foutz hit |
singles. and Collins and Joyce doubles. the re- |
suit being six runs.
i sSa REsfs 9Has ss. last ss y ts
vey. Cross. and Thornton. The SCORE:
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