New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

GAME ! ~ IfiSDAh
fssdsal S:S5@e & ss,.
r,ip,torm accompanied by vivid lightning flashes and
de,ening thunder held full sway the Poo Grounds yes
,e,aay for over half hour completely hoOdihg W'e
c,o,nds At 30 p. M. IL looked IL the proposed New
yorb.Clevean and game would have 10 be postponed lno
tho sun came out strong and fierce, and workneh WIN
nils s,onces and sawdust had the grounds IN ar coho.
tlon when game was started at 40 Just q''V "
An hour later than the usual hour
After the a cool, delicious breeze swept oo""
from the green.maneed dead Head Hii'" anu thc ep
t,tors the grand stand enjoyed lie iof the n'
since the hot town Oh sunday 1h'h "'o
came itself added further to the enjoyment OF the sea
tors the New-York team winning after sHri'eu anu "o
contested game. There were fe" Lao piSy9 /" i"-' VIZ
snort AID Burke the local player 70 MAKE ouhuoi
but he atoned for by batting IN TWO runs su
oso nv making a brilliant running catch. Teinan also
made a capital running catch while d. Lyons P"'eu ."
fne game at tIlSd base has boon seen IN many us
BOYLE At first work OF which Tucker or becAs
might be proud while little captain Doyle Vo'ei'u '
with glory usual
The Cleveland always play snappy' en'er'".,s
rame but they lost what chance they hau W WIN ~ ~
fourth inning. when they punched errors anu "o "
,Iayers punched hits Cuppy had his hand badly hufeu
a. this inning and he retired the gigantic Young taking
his place. But hit was made on iouhgs oe'''S
in five innings Eusie pitched a gooo game 80 %
Cleyelands hits nicely. Umpire WycAoh tes1phSu Una
he was lame and Pitcher Crane essayed the dhcut foe
ot umpiIe Olling the place everybodys stsaciioh
II was sad that wyckons ndispost0n was caused by
wounded heart aud O troubled conscience.
Neither SIDE scored in the first TWO innings ou'
I'm the third the Cleveland scored run ana oA cc
lead AFTER O'Connor had been put out thinner goo 10
first on a tumble by Burke. He scored on t"o'~se
hit 10 left field by Childs
This seemed b awaken the New-forEers. Tor III ue
next inning they scored half dozen runs ana TOOK
commanding lead H. Lyons the first bs'sn"h was sen'
10 first on called bals and Teinan reached nrst OIL poor
throw by thinner D. Lyons hit 10 third ana H. LYONS
Yves forced out Davis tried to complete double play
but threw wildly first. and Tiernh scored whlie u
LYONS reached third After Doyle had been put out
C'Rourkc was sent called balls Boyle then hit
fcly to centre Lyons scored Rusie followed
IN o hit to OIourke scored Fuller also
lt safely to right Boyle scored. Burke redeemed
himself by hitting safely left fels Bringing home Eusic
and Fuller and New-Y0rk had Lead Of five runs.
The Cleveland got one run in the last hall OF The
inning making the score. NewYork G. Cleveland DAVIS
was ent b, fret called balls and scored OIL three
base hit to right field by McKeen
The Cleveland another IN the seventh inning
ard the spectators grow anxious. McAltel lea
OF with three.hsee hit TO right field. OConnor made
bunt hit but McAleer prevented from scoring lie
ceme home however. a sacrifice by thinner Da'isS
home hit 70 field in the eighth inning gave
Cleveland the Of the The score Wa as fol-