The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-01

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Ono CLEAN hit by Davis, scratch hit by
Fuller and "A long string Of goose eggs were
Ali that the gray suited New Works could Sc
cure Off stein. the whirlwnd. In the game
with the Brooklyns at Eastern Park yesterday
Stein was n huge wall over which the Harlem
warriors couldn't climb at all. But while
Brooklyns idol did fool tho New Workers
with barrel h hoo, r curves tr 'hs m nss@
picked up some hot toe breakers. md kinsIoWW
Through a saucepan II hundred yards away
Davis. Doyle. and Fuller all triei to stea. sec
S Sna tS base so IN ss she IoSn Ike bullet
from Or. Carvers ri ne, and the runners came
back with dust their nnI9rm 6sy and tea T6ep
got his shaBsd 1e tsem
Siever style. viii" Tom DAILY filled Richard
sons shoes at second base until tho laclrRs
snapped. It was fielding that only champion
MAR Marcus baldwin with the aid Of several bars
81 tstt r as pshea eed be
to do under the circumstances Badly had
sRssd apd curves I1 he Was rot sue
three ra Singles e9 and i've men vent to first on
balls. two Of whom scored. Then Marcus had
and red faced Burns came all the way In from
second base -. There were, several flaws In
with Davis on, flrst base, in the second inning.
Conner couldn't sacrifice. but put up q
b es Hsss As or sSd so
there all right. hut no didn't slide and over
ran the bag. SO that it was an easy matter for
bacE With e one s'' out o" in the third Fuer
Scratched a hit to Keller, beating the throw a
out in a vain attempt to steal. when. BY, walt
Ing until Baldwin had secured first on balls, he
Sssond nsv dou ue" With Ward on rst tie
seventh. Tiernan couldn't sacrifice him to
but oseSd he
Hornung gave close decision against Davis
innings and the first half Of the fourth IN the
last half OF the latter inning; however; F9utz
first Shock coached IN rich German and
Burns howed IL genuine Irish while -! fout 5
along the first base line. which Conner grabbed.
sR end L vent yS om 0 sSsn %
cranks when big Dan Brouthers strolled lazily
to the rubber with q bat that rese EN- ed. =
III sw sFss at L tan as s'mf GsF meant
break q window. way down at Canarsie; But
onel" Then Ma Tcas hurled in another. and
The big fellow slIgGed i soF ra reahS S 9sl
srS Mh soe ok ootes o1
extreme left end Of The grand sta a, d. T TN
and there was. a crash that shook the grand
stand and made the brooklyn supporters roar
Sh delight The sudES had bowsa cf Ss
Acknowledgements to the big crowd.
Baf1led in his attempt TO massacre the Judge.
BroutheTs now turned his attention 70 Bald
Dan smashed a terrific liner right at the big
pitcher. Badly turned with great presence OF
mind and stopped 1t with that part OF his
anatomy that papa used to- single and then
threw Daniel out at first. IT was sacrifice.
however, and FoutZ rested at third.
When Keller. who wasn't fast enough for
the New IOrks. came to the plate he got q
then wanged pretty single over second base.
bringing in Foutz with the first run OF the day.
But the youngster was left as DAILY went out,
Fuller to Common. After kinslow had flied to
over second that Fuller did well to stop. Stein
boemed high foul that Doyle caught hand
eomely close to the grand stand, but which en-
base on balls, and then Bald win pitched ball
that Doyle couldn't have stopped with la
crosse stick. IT rolled clear TO the back stop.
and Burns raced home like a two-year-old.
WITH base bSs knsiow rolled an eas1
one to Baldwin, who threw. perhaps. q trtfe
high to Fuller to force DAILY at second. but
on to third: kinslow also continuing on 70
and DAILY ran home with Brooklyn's third and
last run. In the ninth. Corcoran caught di'
Ward out at nrst. and corcoran settled Tier
nan and ended the game by stopping
Mikes hot gronnder with. one hand
the nrS%nE h S S of f Se sa
Capt. Foutz smiled meanngly rs he opened a
neat little box and displayed to his friends a
rabbits foot that had been sent to him yester-
to hoodoo the Now Yorks to say nothing OF two
eross-eyed men who asked Ward to pay their
fares across the bridge. The score: