The sun., 1893-06-22

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The Baltimores didn't make an error yester-
day and raped Rusie's curves quite hahdily'
The New Yorks, on the other hand, made few
bluders and couldn't hit when hits meant runs.
Then old Hard Luck played a great game.
too. and Wards men were the sufferers. Gen.
TIRE Fielder Joe Kelley was the chi ict cause Tor
New York's downfall. He. caught trcmen.
innsr Tns aHhS whSn i1H the oaso5 we're Gi Then again
IN the eighth iln inning huTkgh rHht hien nentre.
Sams Sss run had not Kelley caught the ball in his
gloved LETT hand while sprinting nt m sneed;
Etsa grs ths sanR e his bat too for in
fourth inning he caught stralght Dai on .he
end Of his bat and sent II hurting mo eIse tne
tally for Baltimore ana Of the game. Mcurnw;
Reitz.. and TAYLOR also did some h@aHtluI i,a h u
work In the field for the visitors, whlle ruler
and Ward were not far behind.
For some unkp9Tn reason son, Ward ia sent rtne tie
oGsMi e th ta tho To and Ward
him on SECOND with single to ielt llernan
cent up n foul which Shi ndle got and Connor
Taylor Davis waited for his base and got 1t.
90 that three men stood ready to score on
long safe drive. which MilliEun was begged to
make The big catcher came very, near re-
spondinR to the wishes OF tho cranks. Tor he
smashed the ball right on tho trade marx and
sout II sailing away out to centre field. 1t was
q terrific drive, but young Kelley, by last run;
ming and good !udEm" Mt G1t under nos the oSll
when KcIIey's home run broke the ice. New
York cane near ear eysnini s Ep liner m WI Wi fS5 @ne
hand, and Wald had been retired by McGraw
and Taylor. Ticrran hit to left for two bases ;.;
best effort was a fly 10 short centre that kclley
took on the trot McGraw began the last hall
oI the ssyen pn6p W1 Wh In mi u;st to t"Hch de
rolled on toward first, base whore Ward picked
IA ,,,t 20 ,t,.h lt,ity
meanwhile m had run all the way around to
third. whence he scored Oh Tony Mullane's
The approaching thunder storm now began
to get IN some effective work. and the tempe
hSnss &nSses sS I 81
countless barrels Of sawdust where they would
DO this most Go0d. After short n delay play
was resumed win very ~et 1aL onoor Suf
McMahon put Tony on second with a base hit
toleft. shlndle got bis @ base on balls "a and the
kusie considerably, and kelley got another
. base on balls, forcing in Mullane.r Then. with
Z first and pulled the New Yorks out Of a very
oYsp Now ySiS q Hard Luck began to play; Burke
to left. Tiernan put John on second with n
sacri9ce and Connor got base on balls Davis
whack ed the ball on a lin toward the right-leld
seats. It looked like home run. out, Just as
tho leather. vas about to sail over tho ropes
close 10 the bleacherat 1t struck small post and
bounded hack TO Treadway. who held Davis ut
second. Ward alone scoring. ono foot to
the right and Davis would have made q
luck sure enough. Mediation was afraid o!
Millgan. so he cent HIM to first on balls. and
Husio ended the inning Dy driving a long. high
1y to the inevitable Kelley. In Baltimore.
half Of tho inning after Treadway had beer
retired MfGraw an ntz hit .%icly y nnd 63tt
Lyons. Robinson rlanksd :! usan one to left
and both runs were put down. IA earned. l.y
ons got his base on balls IN tile lrst hal Of tn,
ninth, but a rafting Ioubie play by McGraw
ReitZ and Taylor and Burte's fly to Mullane
b killed all further chances for Wards men Il
acn>a The score: