The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-17
TIE RECORn

NEW YORK. q: BROOKLYN. ..
81 wouldn't have lost this game for q for:
Every one OF the New Yorks must have, had
at the E sreund the final
tussls OF the season. for they played beautl-
M hsG s9d
from Wards, men, SO the only thing that could
save the Gothamites from disgrace was Win
ming streak and u tie in the series
:, Rnsie was the bright star Of the afternoon:
the plate with an accuracy that almost bored
. hole through big Milifnn. The Ho9sier
e 4. se men but IN s So
which were scratches In addition to his own
eleverness there was superb fielding BY the
like marksmen. They didn't make an error.
runs with a timely hit in tho first inning. and
Eddie Burke also made himself popular with
Ward was evsrywhere He raped out. two
hits. stole thiT! once In brilliant fash
I and BEEN a sayea f this ssis
sion by Long Dave. but Edward appeared to
be a triGe stale. He was wild. keeping Daley
good rood errors by DAILY and shoch proving fatal
ne s did CIV He srSe pp oa
three times. and msludGed a long fly from
cause the sun flashed like fire IN his eyes.
He was clearly nervous. but will do better in
Tie Brookyns took the bat and 5. 600, cranks
looked on anxousy. Griffin got his base on
balls, md Tommy Burns screamed Good
ono at Ru-ie, VINO threw y Llazing ball to Fuller.
and shorty doubled up Corcorun ut first. This
be reaten without a great battle. and when the
lofty I.arhance struck out the cheers sounded
Ike the rattie Of I m vnlE ~, ,,ur,osx
watched the cyclonic stein. Ed had his speed
with him. and Stafford flied to Corcoran. Capt:
Gashch a single past DAILY into centre field.
Tiernnn secured his base on balls: and a mo-
double steal George. Daviss eye wasn't ex-
SS f IS both NTH base
came along now with scratch and pitched
ball hit Burke. With the bases covered, Full
ball roll between his feet and Conner scored.
but nothing on earth could stop Mlllgan in
him ont.
eni ahossS M Gelsr hit s .ns sss
third hs Ga!pre being Raslos T95k in strs
the fourth with an unIuestionahle hit to
centre Corcoran hit hard oyer second. but
Grifin being forced, Corcoran tried to steal
h. hit ,liignp tossed the bah to Fuller and
.esend m sH TO S "n here wss POI pens
OF New York music. 1t was one. two. three for
New York in the last half Of this inning. while
brooklyn was similarly settled in the first half
scrntchet! a hit to Shoch and was literally car.
rie,I t. third on two fine sacrifices by Stafford
and Ward. but Tiernan couldn't bring Amos
home.
Daley egan the sixth inning for Brooklyn
by being hit with pitched ball. Shoch got
to first on Tails. and Stein sacrificed. Griffin
also sacrificed. and Daley scored the first run
Tor his side. hut ShOch was left on third as
Ward grabbed Corcoran's piping hot liner.
fumhied Davis,s easy boundcr. and two clever
sacrifices put George on third. Burke struck
twice at the ball. and on tho third attempt
whhnged y beauty over Corcoran's head for a
base. Davis running home. Fuller WAS third
out on foul that Daley took on the dead run
CLOSE to the grand stand.
with two out in the seventh Burns scratched
MT ana Daly gave Ward chance 70 distin-
Euish himself; Tom shot a terrific Grounder
that struck John on tho foot and carromed
1t. stopped 1t. and by n quick throw TO Conner
ended the inning. Ruse was first up for New
York and ambed to first as u widely pitched
ball struck bin on the left arm. Stafford sac
with clean hit to centre. but Rusie could
only make third base. Tiernan punched a
grounder to Corcoran. who, threw to DAILY:
who ,mphnd the ball, lius 10 scoring and
doomed long high fly to left that Lachance
hnnlls!udged. Davis making three bases and
Iisrnan scoring easily.
mere were goose eggs for both teams In the |
eighth and then Brooklyn got lonely run in |
the ninth. Griffin cracked twister to Davis |
and was safe ie stole second and third bases |
while norcoran and Lnclance were going out |
on strikes. and finally scored on FoutZ's clean |
M to ieit. BnrhS put up q NY Tor Ward and 1t |