New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

NJ LOui-vlllc ana 81 LOUIS Ta'
In the presence Of sin thousand people. most OF them
cheering and enthusiastic part-ans Of the rctors the
Brooklyn ball yesterday defeated tic New-fork team
by To 4. All the conditions were IaNofabIr ior pa's
OF high order The weather was clear, the sun s"o"'
brightly on the green diamond OF Eastern Park and
smart breeze a bl; cold but inNigoiang blew staighs
acros, the neld. from the blue waters OF Jamaica Bay
IL was the first meeting OF the representative mines 81
New.york and Brooklyn. While the followers Of the
Giants were outnmbccd the friends OF the Brdegrooms
by five 10 one tev showed great Plcc whenever meif
fa'cr.cs made good play which, SAD a. the 'oniS'
isc Giants ooser pitcher who generally irth'"'
the Brdegrooms half TO steps into the
rox Rusie was badly mixed up in the sixth inning
that hc where he stood for several minutes
Tiernan and Waid also shower poory. Davis frheI
and DOYLE did the lest work for NewYok Stein pt'hea
clever game his change OF pace being especially clever
After the game the NcwYorkcrs werc much put o"t
declaring that game ought TO have tcen easily won
by them substitution OF Kcclc for Lyons In centre
field did popular favor Lyonss batting to da'e
has above that Of most Of the men on the team
III, fielding certainly could be improved upon "'ru
will make . mistake II he allows few "cranAs VINO
know nothing oboT the Intricate Workings OF baseball I"
influence his better judgment. These cranks belong "
the small minority which thought that the Newi ORR "a
would to the wall soon a, O'Rourke was sent I"
pastures
The New.york players declare that an oiled ball was
put in the game in the seventh inning This may nave
caused OF STEMS effectiveness In the seventh
inning. How the bali was Oiled or who did IT, Is no,
known. Some thought that mischeNon' suah oof "'i
captured ball which had gone over the fence ara ruoDu
grease upon it before throwing II back In' t"o
teams play AT the Polo Ground, to-day.
The NEWCOMERS were sent inst 10 the ba5 ana th'9
were put out onr. two three order The HrooHN"
men fortunate and scoring run. 700" u'
lead Grimm hit with pitched lSili ana i'u>leS
Wild pitch destined to I've costly. j Ut "'fIH''u
rnin to second and Durnss hit pa: short brought him
home the brooklyn enthusiasts bowling night mcrfly'
Burns had done the danac" and he retired from inc s
With the score 10 and good chance Tor Now
York 10 win. Husle all TO pieces IN IN" -lN'h III
ming and bis lundcrs mainly rcslsnSbl" Tor the
ix run. scored by the Brooklyn tram Daley the hr>;
Rat man sent an easy cr,undcf to the inh'c. i'i-"
umblcd IL aud then threw 1t over Connors head pai''t
taking bases the error. Sho'h meh ~ ''"'''
him 70 thrd Daly hit TO rusic wto again funbl'd and
DALEY scored Richardson sent up little 'p"p"p "
which fell ,af,lv back Of in-c. Corcorn's hi va
even luckicr a. ball went few feet In tn" ar AMI
dropped -acy between the home plit and Mrs. u'''.
palv scored on this scratch hit Knsow wa pui o1'
and Stein made line drive 10 lc hcld scoring F'h'd'
.on Grimm sent the hall whIT'ng to far cent? Held
for nome run sending in corcorm and Stem oh"d "'
him.
tor mono 100 confident Until now fairly dmnd ~ 'hef
v Managing Director facort could >tind IL no ions'r
and he left the ground. for NeslorN. II WAS Ru-'es
fault and the bulky oosicr was Tor the tine thorouehP
.brotcn rp" lie even Ar,w the ball 10 the pli"'
when should haze sent II To- hr't ara Po'e' o'''''
nos. .ay.d him another hund'r
The .,isnts dm Little c-c,tiN" batting mp 10 inc
,enth inning alleged oiled Dali appeared
stem had retired Tho side ~ one twoAr'' order IN io"r
Of tho s> ptcNiOus inulng~ Ia the seventh lnnhe
Ward and Gonnor were easily put out and Davis arop-l
the dropping spirits 81 the N"w-Norker- by hitting I"
rcntr, Held for three base lu'r followed IN two.
Dagger direction. and Da'i- scored ~" hf'
run Of the NowYorxcrs Fuller adj clever st"sl to
third aui scored IN VIC pitch
In the ninth inning the NeN-i ork"t- nal" another
rally and ! looked Tor instant a. n they miih lot
ou. a victory. The loyal followers ~ ~" Giant ho"'
over were disappointed. only two rrn- wfrc miir
There dfc result Ia tho game A. the r"'
t,rounGs to-day. The score follows