The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-02
NEW YORK. g: BROOKLYN. 3.

combination OF rain. wet ball. hard hitting.
and good pitching defeated the Brooklyns at
the Polo grounds yesterday. About 1000
cranks were there to yell or groan. as the case
might be. and every one Of them got his
moneys worth. as the battle didn't end until
o'clock. 1t was happy day for the New
Yorks. They enjoyed live bird shoot in tho
morning won Game I'M IN the fItsrn0G G ana ana
drew thor pay. Who wouldn't be ball
pM Manager Foutz intended putting in Stein
again to make the lives OF Gotham's cranks
miserable, but at the last moment Dave
f Ionett he Of the marble face and com placent
5 Of S Ns9fsS ike sSm DGy ds.t Ths sg
ali the the way through. The fielding 81 the New
Davis, was nrst class; while the Brooklyns
only blnndsr was svfbi nun by Manager foufz
that the mdde ~ the last half of the third
inning a sudden downpour OF rain flooded tn
after ft twenty-five minutes, but the diamond
was bog and the outfeld q series Of lakes;
more men with barrels Of snwdust were soon
playing 2 lively game on the water,logged
Ta the STSwa
conference with Treasurer Tacott. with tho
result that Johnny insisted uron PLAYING;
iooFed the peture d msery Finally after
delay Of Just sow nnd ' bnn. es the
III The New FORKS took the field. and little
oS balls Hnd 9aes to o @ got
PASSED PASS II bali. Foatz neatly saeriieed him to
and b ssn. G hat fell
g that he would catch t. But suddenly tho
%asd The PS r While GEP ran
th ns ser Fork enas
that another defeat for Wards men would be
chronIcled IN the evening Ward was first to
BIS base. and got it. nnd then ran over to third
= slow bounder to Corcoran, and was safe.
Tiernan scoring. Doyle and Davis made q
%endous % tss Buns eaush iar
aWay e prevent Doyle from running home. :.
Burns ripped out = cracker to right centre for
and Grimm got his base on balls. Here It was
that Milligap lost his head and let the visitors
n to seeend beore Msaa
LII Ss hS
seSso s11s ssafR IN the fast
Herman was first out on a bounder to. Lovett.
Doyle lined . hard one that struck a foot out
hs % sessa fR hs
Burns. coFeoran. PsIy. Lovett and Daley SUI;
lated lated Wildly. how!ed imadly. and looked
ss Hornang he was right and Dths
settled it Then DALEY had a short passed
ba d ROs w SHvt eSmnE
balls and stole second. Roger Conner made
seoriDe Davis: and then bIg &lilisan came out
bs 9s 81 h Dsd nse q
could be done rain fell in torrents and eyerye
body sought shelter. At $3.50 o'clock Milligan
to ar5y 1t his again FIT
away. 50 that The only Smashed a, long liner
that skipped the ropes In centre field. Connor
water ankle deep. got the ball back to the In
fSld in s time to st3p Mignn at third Any
run on such a terriGe drive. but ' our ' biz
carries D TEsghs and in his
third Thee FaIsr and Ruse rot ther
bases on balls In rapid succession. SO that |
Ward came to 6at john Was 80 e sa"si
e, sns n out sd ball
cleared Herman now Came up Tor his second s
turn ut the bat and ended the agony by going |
out at first. This made the score 8 to 2 in |
New York's favor and tho Brooklyn's mascot |
cal ed loudly for Paris green
. brooklyn WAS BANKED in the fourth. and the |
New Yorks went out purposely in quick order |
In their half so as to hustle through the fifth |
the nth by flying to Ward Corcornn hit a |
ny ~ that caught Iierpan asleep Mike should
and Brooklyn's short stop stopped at second. |
Brouthers had his eye open for a hot single |
over second. and Corcoran ran home with a |
to throw away his rabbits foot. while the little |
mascot moaned. Woo is mel" Tho score: