The sun., 1893-08-15
NEW YORK, O: BROOKLYN. 2.

NEW YORK, @: BROOKLYN. 2.
-Four thousand baseball cranks left tho Polo
ground last evening in happy frame OF mind.
The New Yorks had played fast bali during
the afternoon. and had not only caused the
Boooklyns to surrender. but had also tied the
series for local championship honors. Tho
work of the New York team was OF such
nature that they simply couldn't lose. They
batted with good judgment and at the proper
time. and their folding. barring an excusabiy
poor throw by Davis. was beautiful 10 behold.
Then. too. they showed q vim and dash that
kept the big crowd in good humor and com;
Foutz's men. The latter played as If they
knew, in the secret recesses oil thSir mihas ,.s
that tdey back 10 The
across the bridge. They seemed tired OF lie.
and wore expreesions OF Gladness when the
impressive style. Amos Rusie had speed that
his game leg. caught the cyclone we'll His
only slip up was in the nature OF two passedd
fas nrns 81 to shs seors as' lonely Then
to the golden opinions won by these Dig pUyS, Gn
the otSsr 81 the nine
cd his usual game at first and knocked out "a a
dGsf dS svs %na and us the
day were really carried on by Stanord: rd:
This young man not only rappeda out fWf t sn.o so
caught a ball from Burns's bat In the sixth
inping that was one OF the finest pieces q OUT
Burns landed on the ball with 81! his might.
iefs sGes Centre re field and looked like home run:
Stafford had no time to run with II. and Judge
sphere, se ae jumped three feet in the air and pulled
4 down Just as 1t g1bnS tb 9NeT brnns ns hena eav
se lasted snsf for fully ve minutes and the modest
boy from Augusta was compelled to raise his
CAP three times before the crowd be'ame quiet
P he wsns the
Griffin didn't mince matters, but drove the
eSd eId tor ss!. BEAUTIFUL & home rum to
make the cranks a bit worried. but when the
aed e began began ZOO roofing for ali they were worth.
Stein was d0wn on tas ssfd I
psn the
cured recently from the Chattanooga Gl% G%b Of
sfaford :scursd s Sa hit to LETT as starter and
stole second oleanly. ,Daub missed Kingslow's
to s'a third. but VIVA Ward. Tiernan. and Davis We're
out the latter on fine running catch by
It looked like a brace of tallies for Brooklyn
in the fourth inning Gorsoran scratched NJ
to first on the latter allowed each man to take
two bases DAILY whipped out on strikes and
Gn T y pss
PiteS snd kin.leE sSosndssaS t. Ifyis; kiEht
straight into Davis, only to be pinned to earth
before Keeer could CROSS the plate and the
side was out. In New York's half Of this il in
became a tribe easy Tiernan LeS, got his pbs base
Connor whacked a two-bagRer to left. and
Milligan soaked the ball over Shoch's head for
base. New York got another run in the sixth
on Tiernan's single and a corking drive by
Davis down near the bulletin board for three II
men were easy victims, With two out in the
Daub's throw easily. He took second on q
passed ball. and then Ward hit the ball so hard
that It carromed off Daub and DAILY. and
Johnny took three bases. He was left. bow
In the eighth Now York got two additional
runs. CorcoraI fumb lied Daviss hard bounder.
Connor secured first as gift. Miigan sacri-
feed. Burke hit to DAILY. and Davis was caught
between third and home. Fuller galloped to
first on balls and Rusie smashed one right
Burke: .Meanwhile the BrookIyns had been
steadily blanked. but In the ninth Burns sim
gled to left and took second on Kinslow's sacri-
fee Then Miligan had two passed balls. the
last one striking tho umpire. and Burns
rushed home. Shoch waited for his base and
got it. but Husie. Fuller and Connor ended the
game by completing a superb double play.
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