The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-03

NEW YORK. 23: LOUISVILLE H.
Five thousand persons cav .,u old-tiinc
fiuEging and pniiing game at tho Polo
ground yesterday between the LouisvIlies
and New Yorks 1t simply rained lase hits
and errors on both SIZES. but the homo team
excelled in making longer drives with men on
bnses. and consequently scored more runs.
wittrock. a young Southern League pitcher.
faced the New Yorks. and his delivery Just
, suited them. Petty began pitching for New
York and promised to do well Until he lnadu d.
great homo run in the last half OF the second
inning. After that his bellows became out Of
order. and tho Louisviles gradually got onto
his curves Then Marcus baldwin caale iu
and did we'll enough to keep the score down
10 reasonable proportions Kelly replaced
Wilson IL the 9th inning and the King" re-
ccivcd great welcome. In the fourth inning
1'ctty. while at tho plate. accidentally struck
Grim. the Louisville catcher. on the head with
his bat. 1t stunned Grim SO that he retired in
favor Of Weaver.
Ward sent the visitors to tho bar. and Tom
Brown opened with safe hit. O'Rourke rolled
IN easy one to Pctty. who threw the ball out
To centre field in his attempt to catch Brown
at second. The latter ran all the way homo.
and o'Ro ,nS got to third Hs scored on Blu
hounder. Doyle hit to left for two bases. Pfofer
made great .,1., jumping. stop Of
lner with hsad but eppidn fseover
ihe second inning the visitors failed 10 score,
For The he New Y9rk l;. Petty hammeTed the hall
was ssas to s fn on 'b ba GrM
s ESys one but Sve ar um hs h Ia. 5ss
enough to allow 6'Rourke. who had been been
caught of SECOND, to run on to third; O'l.ourke
The score was. a tic now, and the crsnks be- o:
came interested. Doyle, the first man up for
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started to steal lust as Common ripped Out. a
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bulls and Ward stole third. Doyle stole sec &C.
scored ou Hurks's third single. Wilson sacri-
feed. and Fuller sent both Connor and Burke
Petty game up FOR the second time and struck
out. Denny inutfed ntaford's fly. and Fuller
scored. Stafford took second and came home
;, Wild throw b" Weaver. who had taken
:. < great cheer greeted Mike Kelly as he
ihs for NewTork. The Lonisviiles began Dill |
u RroWs @ Rts
groundcr, TO roll 1 to left field and O'Rourko |
scored. Weaver got home or rwtcheIls sac |
hit. and the latter finally scored on Wlttrock's |
ind Denny scored :hs s sixth run q tie
,,uning, .. "ari low row substituted baldwin |
III tho points. Dnvis. Conner. and burke |
went out in regular order. and the kentuck- |
ians were easily put to s,,nep Kelly allowed ,
mersd a Iase hit rnst, Donny but the latter
. morarpt later doubled up kei" and Fuller.
n.iwin banged single to left. and scored on
ktaiford's three baSer to the same place.
10y Ssat Ward sa aG' took sacan H
on Jnhnny's, wide throw TO Common. Denny
struck opt. Wttrocl was hit by the hall and
DO and Pinkney moved np on Tom Browns
pNourke's hit, Weaver was hit by a pitched
ball, End on Bill Browns single both Wittrock
and O. Rourke ran home:
Wards men took another fall out Of the I'M
~ scoring six runs on two hnses or balls. an
double steal and a three hagger
eighth, New York got run on Pinkney's mulI
ri pavis's fiy, wild pitch, ana steal homo
~ Wtaver's throw to second to stop Burke.
WITH two out in the ninth Weaver and Eli
some home on n missed hall. The srore,