The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
BROOKLYN. IL: NEW YoHK. 10.

BROOKLYN. IL: NEW YORK. 10.
Perhaps the few hundred foreign sailormen
who went to tho Polo grounds yesterday were
unable to understand tho cause OF the two
and a half hours OF hubbub. but 1t can be said
with the utmost positivencss that the Other
8.OO0 persons In attendance were intimately
acquainted with all the facts In the case. In
the beginning the New York baseball players
moppsd tho ground with tho brooklyn ex-
ponents OF tho national GAme. but In
the end tho Jamaica Bay exports cuGod
the New Workers to q peak. There
fore. after a brief season Of ear-splittinG yells
By the Gothamite cranks. they suddenly sub
sided into q condition Of gloomy silence. while
the shouting was taken up by the sharp-voiced
enthusiasts from across the bridge. The latter
laughed last. and no doubt they think they
had the best OF the hilarity. After the second
inning Of Yesterdays game. the chances were
100 to 1 that Brooklyn was beaten. and New
Workers. laughed consummately. while tho
Brooklyn cranks snt silent and thought Of
games the Brooklyns had won.
After the seventh inning. when Ed Crane.
painting hard and with a faco like an August
sunset. was sent to the bench. Brooklyn's
stilI had the lead by one run, but tho visitors
were In winning mood by that time. and they
se SrSne th1 ia Ssss Of Condition tM1 nuns Inserted itself in
on balls. and was nit hard in addition. Frank
In to pitch. with the hone OF saving the game.
but Haddock's lucky MT In the eighth and
should have caught. turned the scale Of VIC
tory in Brooklyn's favor. keeler's work with
A double. O triple. and u home run in three
S ., Maleh h he ,i fFsr Stcas shISs iSas n %'e N.w vs Yal IS,
ten runs across the plate. Owing to his UNI
familiarity with outtielh work his mum IN tho
Affh onSf WI rpna and is fnllnra fn MIA fhA
ball that Burke. after u hard run. .mufred In tho
ninth cost another and the winning run.
Or 10 the fourth. and roiIrsd from the, game.
his place being taken by, Shoch. while Had.
in the eighth that tied tho score. and ,Shooh.
after making u double 10 the seventh. hit the
Burke has an UNPLEASANT experience every
time he, Is compelled to run into the space be-
tween tbs bleachsrs and ths. twenty-tve-cen
seats. There is n pool Of mud and water there.
an! twice yesterday when Burke emerged his
prevented him catching one fly. There seems
to be no gooa reason why the pool should not
Kennedy was hit quite hard at times ~yester-
DAY das but he n seemed to enjoy himself through;
dsSeshor during the entire game.
The Brookiyns got their customary one run
r. aaa .Ss f Grap igni M, Il tbr fns to rsf 1T. OF np5 Grjaln's
In the second inning tho New Yorks raised q
for. the hsIi ths catholic Protsstory band.
TniSs n q %trlu uS'TR.i'f Sarc ieF TSs G fun wss
started by Connor. who got q scratch single.
nor no ream me"R Ppmo. VIII" Witt j. pa ris"t and nf'I F tpi ION on
Sssss. i KssIH, dT +" ys a GeHl tn,I to- left hdnd for fhrss
and Crane popped flies to DAILY. but Burk.s
single helped Kceler home. Burke stole sec
got to second on Wards single. stole thru.
and when KiHsioy made a b.d throw to sec
n9r's .trike.out ended tho inning.
In the fourth Crane and burke went to first
Grou"Isr TO ,Fenta. crane was, nipped at tho
plate. Barke taxing third and Ward second on
Va I asmc c0p p + died n"r at i,r sent Burke and
In the nth. Fuller startedth the inning with a
base On bnils. and then Ree!er made tho home
that r"int the Now Yorks stopped SCORING and
the bronklyps began. ,Grifin, started of the
by kseler. Dally's sacrifice grounder brought
Grinin home. and Shoch's sacrifice ~ sent
Tor two bnres and scored, on G%riiin's single.
II was IN the seventh that ~disastor overlook
to. right m" ShoeH = SLOWED oSe"S WHY T's.' d e slns to
t tn,s' ha Ursno sG fa ,J Raiy t9 iirst ON balls n,lins
halls, kin.low'.. s)aeriHsSe Gy sont Sinch to
tHe plate, mi kennsdy's single brought in
home. With kennedy on third. Griffin on sec.
ond. and two out. Ward changed pitchers. Fore
man filed tho bases by srnuing Foutz to first
and forced, In Kennedy by giving II base on
balls to Daily. Sho II came to hat for the sec
ond time. an! his grounder to Davis nut Foutz
ont ut second: ending tho inniHg; The bant
ike a dirgo. Tho .Brooklyns needed but one
run I. tie, and Hnddock made that in tho
eighth witt, a line drive to right into the crowd,
making 4 block bail, on which he easily got
!. In the ninth. Grimm opened with n long Ny to
left centre. which Keeisr should have taken.
Burke tried to catch It ana made q nun. Grill
fn getting 70 ssc"nd; Fontz's ground sRcrl-
and wus out. and Everything depended upon
bhoch. Ho sent a hot erounder between third
and short that VILE 4, STOPPED and hsld, He
raced home with tina winning run. And the
New iorks 60 to Eastern Park to-day. The
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