The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-08
THE RECORD

NEW YORK. 10: BRooKLYN. g.
Let joy In Gotham DO unconaned. for the
Long Island farmers who plough up the
ground at Eastern Park have finally gone
down. on their own stamping ground. be-
fore the gilt edged players OF Talcott town.
Every one Of tho cranks is supremely happy.
and Mr.. Wilder voiced their sentiments when
he said. after the game. that the Brooklyn boys
should now take Louis Harrison's advice and
retro within themselves and declare n divi-
dend. Ward is now confident OF the Metropol-
itsn cham ionship. and left the grounds sing
ing that sentimental ballad. God bless
thee Byrps 4 was not t 30 to Se Ana tho
sencS Keore the Ghost
sf isans te.r. &aSsha Wider can have
PEW Yois eH o sn' S guess H i viii 1t him. D'
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Brooklyn Iooters appeared to be In decided Ma,a
seat until the end OF the game. although the
Ina ies% ssh i By The Now 7ofEs. The men
oISah this
fused 50 much ginger into game that they did
SsS fspt up vt sher srant work at tho bat
aud, In the field. Ward stood at third base, and
made The men pile up the run runs; The e9nehing
aemned: but yesterday NO fault fault S could Be
found, There was plenty Of team play. too; The
They, aelded hot 9rounders and line drives ad-
mirG6iy MaEd got TIVE OF the 0 latter In one
Almost all the hits made by the. New Yorkss
were punched There was plenty Of good. hard
d aaT, WSsS Nsw
out two beautiful homo runs. Stafford. utter
The frookiyns did not appear to. be in the
game That was because Kusie pitched. The
sent them In SO accurately that the Brooklyn
ties were afraid OF strike outs and swiped ut
New nen but hey
mnde of Rusie. only six One Of those was a
to redeem himself in the eyes Of the BrookIyn
work Of real account. Then he retired two
Ths eded very p TO
They went all to pieces at times and threw the
ball about recklessly. DAILY and Griffin were
spisuGS%sya but very 6srd HS was al
IN left field something that does not often
Coreoran made some very bpd throws. doing
nothing to redeem themselves. Corcoran,
thes o he aWake tn at esst
one inning kinslow's throwing was not up to
The game began by sharrott striking out
Stafford. the first man ut the bat That. said |
the superstitious and observing critics. was |
the u strike t out Ward %i0 STAFFORD
with lase on balls. was moved up on q sacri-
In fnla
Tns On brookas s e. r ssnssd
fight 0nf o rl ce4 nnns an Ward two mai is
a, ht.. but was out IN trying to steal second.
with two Dagger to lett. but the ball being
mhled again by shock Davis reached third;
to como lone before the ball INV was caught. He
crossed the plate but Emsle declared him
. 1nt. :, It was not until the fourth inning that
inning bystriking out. AS the straw-no refer
encs 70 Dave, shows how the wind blows.
the BROOKLYN club. Several weeks ago, when
Day Dave was making home run every day. the
the Jamaica Bay breeze daily, and the club is
sliding down the toboggan. After Foutz
but Nike the Sa get by hm and Ger
coIHn limped all the way home.
The ardor of the BROOKLYN cranks Tor their
Team was lowered several degrees in the nth
throw by kinsiow let Star n ma as sec %
Tor fonr balls, Herman buntod and Sharrott
THROWING Wild to first, stafford scored. and
Ward reached third. Tiernun WAS put ont ut
first. when Burns caught Davis's fly. Ward
scored on the play Then Connor made
hib nrst mono run. COrcOrau made
y miserable throw to catch MilliGan but as
itnrke's dive was nabbcd by DAILY the error
was nor costly. Fuller got a base on balls in
the sixth. but was forced at second on big Ru-
sle,G lit.la ono to sharrutt. stalord's nome
1un hit 10 centre scored lusie. Ward went out
on an infcd hit, but Herman singled and
Feached second on u bnd throw by hinslow.
He scored on a single by Davis
. Brooklyn tried 10 make a rally in tho eighth.
kinsiow hit safely but was forced out by
shoeh. Then sharrott scored his home-run
hit to right, scoring Shoch. Griffin and FoutZ
Ia mmered tho ball, but Ward got it in each
instance. Connor In the ninth. ended tho run
getting by sending the ball to right for four
bases. Keller made a hit in tho ninth and
SHORTY FULLER an error on u wild throw. but
even then the ErooElyns were retired, Shorty
making mic stop and ending the game by
out Klnslow ut second. The score:
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