New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THE BRIDEGROOMS. DRUBBED
GIANTS HANDLE THEM ROUGHLY.
DOUBLE FIGURES FOR THE vICToRs FOR THE
FIRST TIME-AMATEUR GAMES.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New-York 10. Brooklyn 8.
Philadelphia /, Boston 0.
Cleveland 8, louisville first came).
Cleveland . louisville l second eame)
Pittsburp TO- Chicago . FIRST game).
Chicago 10. Pttsbnrg 0 (second CAMEL
Washington 10. Baltimore 8.
The 900 people at the Polo Grounds Yesterday were
treated right royal battle with the bats; game
which stirred the blood and made the spectators enthusiastic
feeling always the representative
Of NewYork and Brooklyn together and yc'er
days game exception 20 the rule Inc wc'thcr
perfect for baseball hot and not too cold ana
each keyed up the highest pitch determined
20 annihiate the other such thing was possible
Ward and his wonders followed over the big
bridge by so army OF friends that the followers
OF nine outnumbered. but were still
powerfully strongunged ond loyal 1t looked like Brook
lyns up seventh inning and then Ward and his
slaughtered. There plenty OF and
Just as many plays in fact. 1t the kind Of
gone the ordinary enthusiast prays % see but which
he seldom The onslaught terrific that
Ward. generally calm and collected stood in trance
and did not know wha. 10 do The gigantic Rusie worked
nke beaver Foutz slender will do well to utilize
something besides slow the next time he essays to
pitch against :he New.York team. The Brooklyn enthus
asts fairly chased each other out Of the grounds after
that terrific seventh inning.
The New-Yorkers the first to to the bat. and
they opened the with Gore hit sharp
grounder. which Ward stopped Ward could not re-
himself, and his throw first Wild Gore going
TO second. Afer Ternan had been put out oRourke
was called balls. Each stole base, and
the loyal followers Of the club began TO enthuse Ewing
long fly TO left field, which O'Brien caught.
but Gore scored the play. O'Brien also captured
Lyons's fly, retiring the side.
Then the ill-uck which clngs TO the NewYorks mani
tested itself The Brooklyn took advantage. and
scoring runs had the lead. Ward led of with
pretty hit left field. Joyce hit grounder 10
Rusie but the bulky pitcher confused by
yelling Throw it to second" Ru.e then threw the
ball 10 the beacheres and Ward scored the error
while Joyce got around to third. Then tho Brooklyn
contingent howled. Burns made scratch hit. the ball
bounding high Fuller, end Joyce scored. In the
second inning Rusie struck out the side. Brouhers srk
ing with second and third
Brookyn chances looked brighter in the third inning
when went 10 their list. Burns hit safely
10 centre field and consecutive sacrifices by Grnn and
Corcoran put him third. o'Brien's drive TO short
left was finely stopped by Fuller, but O'Dren beat the
throw first and Burns scored.
New-York stock went up little IN the nth inning.
when one the homo club. making the score
Brooklyn g. NewYork .. Boyle hit TO centre field but
the sun Gns eyes and the ball dropped safely,
BOYLE taking two bases. Ruse then sacrificed Boyle TO
third and he scored Cores hit between first and
second.
In the next inning New.York stock slumped when the
Brooklyn men made runs, giving them clear
lead Corcoran got to first tumble by Full
Ter. OBren then hit to right field but Ternan was so
slow that bail past him. and O'Bfien got three
bases while Corcoran scored DAILY hit safely to left deld
and O'Bren scored.
Then the home players rallied in fine form in the
seventh inning famous baseball yell rang out
with all Good batting brought IN
four runs and NewYork had the lead 1t the most
exciting inning OF the Boyle led of with hit to
left field and Rusie put out Fuller was sent TO hrst
on called balls and excitement began. Gore hit
safely to left field and Boyle scored. Ternan kept up
the good and hit safely TO centre field. scoring
Fuller and Gore. Ternan got third O'Ronrke's |
twoase hit left field and he scored instant after
ward on a wild throw by DAILY. The score was: New
York g. Brooklyn and the excitement ct fever heat
Ward and his wonders the run, and four |
moro runs went to NewYorks list in the eighth inning
while the pilgrims from Brooklyn fairly ground their eeth
in rge These four made on hits by Richard
son Bowie and O'Rourke, q twobase hit BY Tfernan.
base on balls and by Ward and Foutz. Two
more runs were made ninth by Ward and
JOYCE sacrifice stolen bases and hit by Fuller,
and the New.York team had scored double figures for
the first time this year. The tabulated result was as |