The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-03

BosToN. Aug. 2.-Whon Pat puwers's coming
2f to;dnys game and thus wresed a victory
from tho present chnmpions the 300 persons
sI Souf R tEs hsd tSSm Ter sS
the home, nine was discounted thereby, 1t
was gallant struggle and brilliant ending
!. Of ths, ninth inning, and it was then
ThSrciore pmprs Galn.y DECLARED = truce
their final visit to the Hub. 1t is seldom that
I'VE such ,h9tly contested games come to-
Ha q pT fS h eS
Their fine play OF yesterday was looked upon
Was entirely nnexne s ted Tie Bosto n s' ex.
pecte,l to. see the Gothamtcs GO to pieces
to-day. but they refused to do so.
Rusie was as effective as ever against the
Hunites except in the second inning when
the Bnstons only made two scattered hits. and
on OF those was scratch: Tho New lorks
hlt Ni I,i much mos freely. and their saeri;
W tnSF n eess dSH to That w 6Hd vs
ward than tie S' game. ''iH urie sA't Began rs
hot honnder. Which Nssh Glo"ksd Iu i"r roouii
nor handle, A base on ball, advanced him to
heron,l. and no scored Oh sacrifices by Doyle
The B"stons had been like infants in Rusio's
hands in Il" ,rst inning put IN The second
at the same time rolled up n Goodly number Of
,un.. Bennett hit to. Denny Lyons. but that
Snd; a. rasssd hail 'Sdvanssi him Sn SOC a
IT, a. ,f'ff ns S Sn Na aa r sin
tried to. catch Nash ut second, but failed,
ans ws n@ Hup M 1n sd o and Es
was on third and Quinn N second when Nc
SShrthy hunted a SLOW one toward burke. Tho
~ / I,.l ~ 4, la f..t1 hrf
1t ,stnrrcd inside the line and the crowd
y.si!ls'' i%r Love had scored pnI Fucker was on
and the ha! was thrown to Fuller. Quinn
made = dash /, .o5 the plate am, rYt there be;
throwini: /, into poyls's hands. Mccarthy got
to third on tint error but puhy aud Long flied
ont arS nni, i've runs We're made.
The New l'ris " re not lismGyed. but kept
Tegxng away Mt the hall. and were content
With sinai figures. IIa,Gir Richardson opened
son taking third Eusic hit hand. nut Nash
& I IN front "f the ball. and neat double vlny
Followed. the >irt i'm. being 5oyl. ard Eisie.
Richardson s.ored whio that play was being
Tie Bostons managed to scratch in a run in
the fifth innin: on base on balls. a steal. and
bes ss "SSnf SAW fn"nfs H"fs tfs
the hill Harry Lyops hit s1iHly and burke
! yons were DOUBLED up. but Burke reached
tliId Penny tyons sent fly to loft field
wnifn owe ShOulu nave IeachtN, Dnt. he
seemed 4. hive Taller asleep; and Long majo
1n e!iottt6 reach the ball. He did reach it on
the run. hut dropped it and Burke scored.
OR"u"k" '""t advantage OF the demoralized
conditi n II the Hostons to place the bali in
centre heh., aud Richardson followed this up
counting badly. Denny Lyons scored on tho
last hit und the situation became anything
hut easrnt for The liostOns. for UliourKe was
on thi", aud Richardson oil second, with
strong hitter ut the bat. Boyle tried hard
enough. hut the ball went up into the air and
Nash caught it.
In III" next inning. after tho Bostons had
made q weak exhibition. tho New lorks pro-
Ceedcd y ito tho score in the most approx ed
strlc l;usie ,nieL out. Fuller and Burke
capped the ba II safely as II 'ur"rinncr Of the
disaster which was to rest upon the Bostons
Fuller stole third with ncatnces and DESPATCH
Then there was rs pretty an exhibition Of
base running as hns ever been seen. Burke
got his cue from Fuller ana started for sec
ond inst as Harry Lyons struck out. Ben
sprinted for the plate, reaching it by a close
shave, while Bmrk: executed n, war dance on
second base. boyle put UP u tly. which Long
muffed, and Burke had crossed III. plate be-
fore the ball could be returned. Tho crowd
cheered In admiration when the tyelng run
wos scored. boyle tried to steal second. hut
failed. The score: