The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-20
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Fitting near the Polo ground gate yesteITday
s si soma TN. ago %: iAs 5 5s!iTA 4,
bana INTO The Business AFFAIRS oT the Washing.
ton Club. oce;her with his brother George; =.
to him before the struggle with Warts team.
sad to their queries h merely o o,,s, oae
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Zone said he lett after the 9th ian.nc. even .p
fsSTsslps Ps Hs b3sssd
Maui was ssi'ed 50 hard he i9 sass VII Iii
beast He began bis work ~ smiling swee;Iy
Of the crowd. giving several artistic nouFisheS
that bad bad a sisn patnisd on it. whieh re-
You can't miss me-. ESery one OF ~, -.
iius in bis siouiter which tnterfered With his
were giekef oof q his EASY saf'ss y ne so9
Rusie pitched for New YORK. Tha. IS he oe:
the leather at his catcher. lut his |eEk Wss
not up TO his usual high standard. and ,n!sht
hittinS Sehind him. He was toushed Up, 10.
eleven hits and five earned rUns. Tbich Goes
Eusie shovel carelessness At times. lie dis
regarded the signs in ,seyera' instances. oncs
with serious results !, hHIreiHiei in the Sc.
second to each Hs4foTd. WIG was OF a5:t
sese e hSSs, sS Hogs ehestASy fa.a t
in ms a'ssP' ,S sG ''0R ns sns
q his right hand and, mashed i into !e4y;
two doctors were ca!led uEen the feit: s an:
Sbrsiean ox au S'ire to anpGtate the
dSstor sci the tons and d,sssssi the woTnt.
n eis Ho lad a9weI DAVIS g lay 4 9Tths
to lame arm. placing Doyle a. third Nt!..saa
business. and Rely, whg wa, at the ground IN
the morning left word for Ward tn2t be had
been taken sick an! gone hone. Then Mart
was sittin: in the grand stand. 10 @r-es. BGt Is
the game had tc 90 ;lfE; on h.Sfr, eGn .iHs
placed on first. Until Davis could 80
his uniform or. The change only lasted until
ond innins as Davis came on the Geld in tune
for the third but these aceitepts were DO:
on the left arm with g pitched ball ard I.
physician told him after the game that he he
soas ss 70 Isa hes ous
to cap the climax Pitcher Schraitt while exer-
cising with the dumb bells IN the dressing IN;
room. fell against the glass window and had
to have two stitches taken in his pitching arm.
The WashinEt9hs were The irSt - i l., en-. the
third and he scored on Gurkes muf q Jim
s sns t-d9 SES he S S. E. as ar
sent sammy over the plate with slngls to
TGh and T Saars saus ITEM Wa4a hs
the charming Maui. Burke Leaf his grounier
Wise. Ward go foEr tails, wild pitch put VI;
nor then Ensf a aac siSsle 70 ieif, WaFt rai.-
ice BY Doyls moved, 6sth men upa Ies. and
Mcmahon drove : hot one 10 sullivan. Tho
threw Tiernan ou. at the late On 2 ygtS clos
decision. Lyons. az usual, forced Doyle out Il:
Both sid es were bianked in the second. but
IN the third Wise go. 1ase on tali a. HI ;Def
third on wards mnG Of Kusie's throw. and
this up in New York's half o. the in2ing -
hitting hard 10, le.t 10. three Eases az seer
Score in he last hal! al Of the fourth ~ some
daring base running. lie got his base S gu
snIse aH 1S. S'D 4esS qshsr SLOW
Sullivan. and beat the throw 10 irst tut Fpl,
Ter came all the way home and was SAFE at tte
Il was snoihcr hlenk for the Senators in the
18th bHt the New l"rks LI2ks N agII's l lea.
nan scratched a hit 70 Wise. and v ard stopDeI
at third. Conner put timely hi owe: Soit,.
with a pitched 6aiL iilliirz tie bases Havi.
knocked hot Erounder 10 Lark!n who Put
Disg N,h eoRno! 9n' SiTd n BSye on s
ond. Harry Lyons then surprised everybody
by driving line base HIT over second
base and scoring both runners HhrTy
took second on the throw 10 the y.atc. and
scored on Eusie's singing hit TO eft Fa.rl
sacrificed Amos to second, and h. ran over Z
third on Burke's EryupGer 10 sullivan. Wh.n j
EdGie beat to first by great spriEt!EE. "aEi
now made his second Lit O. the inning. and I'll.
big pitcher crossed the plate Burke and War;
moved to third and second. respeg lively. On
passed bal. and on TierLan,s lase h.t u ccptr.
Held both came home. Conner eaGed tht
slaughter by forcing on; Mike az scc9rd. Thi'
footed up eight runs. Of wE.cA Eve were earn q.
Still the Senators were una 10 to score in th'
sixth. but Doyle scored for New York on hi:
two-baEger. lyons's sacrifice. and double bl
Rusie. ls Amos had some rxertion Ia run
ming the bases. IL was not altogether ubeN
pecfed when the NAsh!ngtons raped out tNt
earned runs in the first hall o. the seveat !.
HOY hit safely and took third on Wiss's singh
to centre sam took second on the throw 1
catch Hoy at third. and both crossed the plat
on Iarkin's vel. placed hit over second Ease
For New York Tiern2n scored another run
which proved TO be the last on his single,
wild pitch and Doyle's hit to left. NashinGto
wound up the game hy scoring two runs II u
ninth on o. kourke's three raaCer and " ArC
generosity 10 allowing tho Orator 10 run acros
the plate anno !esteG singles 10y v Use and Lar
kin. and FarrsiPs long liz. which was neat
captured by Harry Lyons We're In i.
shouted Judge Grady TO Coz. Fellows: hut III
Colonel answered: Yes. to-day; but who ca
tell Of the 1orrow" The score:
SEs roEk SAsEiseIos.