The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-06
NEW YORK. 10: ST. LOUIS. 5.

NEW YORK. 10; ST. LOUIS. D.
When the st. Louis Browns loft home "Bres.
hai done veil. : II you come back as high up MS
youare now. I will haf = prass pand at the
t%nss 'a ahansos nna lal %'s som ios
back, y Chris is true to hls word. then. Man
ager Watkins's ball tossers will enter 81 Louis
the League ladder at o dizzy rate. .kIsis was
In command Of the ball for the New Yorks
SSA sete SITE dSab En' amos
enough runs to make wards men to I
shot: KID Gleason the little man who Is made
bsr Prowns He Was as via as an in
mate Of ,Bloomn edale padded cell, and the
SST Ss aa uu 5s osa h sss
q park row butter cake Then. too, Can't.
Quinn had tr0I1o with the ground arouRd
LARD on his finger. and conldn't nut out Fuller;
shd With VII Il the bail IN hand anu
tbopn wTds ryGs Ssysd ss for FL
champions. nnd. with the exception OF a li!tie
poor Judgment on tho part Of LIONS and Eul-
az aay ss ii, hs Sis e. Il.
base on balls twice and lined out three safe
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ssps Who rna 1ss1a Es
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bility Of the visitors to make hit. in several
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VINE IL Ravsd st Of ihs eRGn
tho ar hut rean were no takers ln
he never stopped roofing; -,
to st tha Louis fnsed Nth
piled up the runs as they peased. Burko got
4 !mase Oh hnls in tho first and stole SECOND.
Tiernsn struck out and nGt Quinn lot Wards
ss 'Sns ils Saa
Connors long fly to .Brodie. Lyons and Fuller.
wwith ono man out In tho second; hit safely.
cause no didn't slide. was easily retired at tho
rl"te. And to make matters worse. when
M piatS too: On the old chestnut trick Of
catcher .,. to second bass,nan to catcher. ,-
s scors sf ON M's SFsss trDs
to AND Doys st hIs base on balls IN the
plate: Then Fuller filled the bases on balls
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there. Then Eddie Burke walked quickly
to the mark. and, without mincing matters
. particle. ripped tho bail Wide open Tor
2 home-run drive that almost made Arthur
Bell dodge at tho Eighth avenue end Of the
Rrounds. Eddie, who ran around the bases
like limited express train, overhauled Amos
who was lum bering along like slow freight |
about ten feet from the plate, and had to slow
up to let the big pitcher score.
RuB1o'R face resembled toy balloon as he |
went to the bench. and the crenks knew that
his exertion on the bases meant q let-up In his
pitching and they were right, too. for In the
seventh, n moment later. Amos gave Whistler
bis base. and then Dowd cracked out q three
Dagger. scoring Whistler and tallying himself
on Quinns sacrifice ly.
New York total was increased to 10 In tho
last half OF the inning whom Lyons and Fuller
bit safely and both scored on Tisrnan's sacrl-
nee and Wards safe ono past Quinn. In
the eighth Rusis was still out Of breath, and
two hits were made of him, but sharp fielding
prevented runs But In the ninth Whistler
and Dowd made hits. and. while Quinn was
RorciRg out the latter at second. Lew ran home |
Dayis then failed TO- stop Gunson's grounder,
md Quinn reached third. from which he scored
on wild pitch. Gleason moved
danson up on o sacrifice. Crooks got o base |
On balls, and. on Brodie's single, Gunson
crossed the saucer In safety. Jack Glasscock |
Ispped finger breaker ut Davis. who nipped
Crooks at third in the very nick OF time and it |
VAS all over The score: