The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20
NEW YORK. 2: CLEVELAND. U

NEW 1ohh. - CLEVELAND ".
The most miserable set OF men on Garth last
night were the IN en- bers OF tho Cleveland base
pail team. Naturally hard losers anu always
kichers from Kick Poo. it was unusually
shut out without u single run. There were
the struggle began. and there wasn't u mo-
mont when the cranks were not excited. Such
cheering. shrisking. and hooting has seldom
naughty Cleyelands were here to be tax en- into
camp made the vast thronR wildly enthusiasts.
~ iopR sr n'f nans was played without
The principal obstacle in the way OF the
aS. kas hs Hs
best game OF the season: He hurled the ball
e. plate so sv lhs that ns
became spesdier and more accurate, until he
Wound up the day by striking out none other
pitching Of tho Indiana boy that the visitors
them both. a single in the first inning aud a
double in the third. In addition to this ltusie
two bSSs ssos on bais snd LIZ Hetsmsn
was accuracy psrsonitisd.
But lot not the impression go abroad that
YorkR played grand game in the field. Con-
nSs WH5d EaIIeT and payis formed az
could not have forced its way fhen. too too. the the
offered and MiIl9sn, With ,hS srssnton 81
sixth inning. but Burkett was nipped at the
oaSe pa1 by net connar s ana On EEsn
J. was Tebeans only chance to save his team
In all his experience as n National League
umpire John GatfneV never received such q
roasting from spectators. He was mhnifostly
the crowd went simply wi Id with rage. In tho
sixth inning Stafford made clean base hit to
iett held Burkett ran In on the ball and took
the
Gaffrey called Stafford out claiming that the
had B Ssn mss on 5s G "
guss: ran Al the VIZ to third clear boating
ereotual attempts to touch Eddie: Although
safe beyond doubt. Gatrney. called Burke out. |
porter that he did not catch StafYords fy. and
BS9Es oSnSX ns The he did not
Isnn1nf md Sssd x%2a 4 Rsse
Ss.ted nsll although Young pitched What 1 an
Ger TSa you'd have been
.uaai Bling and kispins eors Sa
had been pitched Teteau, wanted to have a
sSe sd
that there was nothing In the rules that would |
warrant such an arrangement saying that |
Est on hit into the locality in question.
ITsbeau n WE S%nrsas9Ina6y obstinstei and
Biz crowd Rooted. Tsbeaus move ""' was ~" a
ths mbr of S
might have plunked the bail into the right |
field seats Just at the wrong time. Ward saw
SSn aTN tho scheme. however. and wouldn't
Both sides were quickly retired In tho first
Cleveland going to the bat as a starter. In the
Ceyelsnd, 6ut was left With one out Con- M
Int n,,rk
double il Il. third ster two men were 0o out
retired rapidly in one. two. three order. Davis
made great stop and throw Of Tebeau's bunt
n the the fourth; and the crnnks laughed at Tie
New YORK scored a run, It happened In this
md second bases that ebsaa did We'll Ito to stop.
al Fiji ss%pGSs e stsl
eext batter hit bali high in the air over short
back Of short stop. and then Ward made a dash
los the PLATE John ran jast far enough to
basE The ba hoWeper sailed ve ee FEET over
0Connor's head. Ward ran home and a tre-
mSnd9uYs o Shssr o xsnt up was ,co,.d n
in ta s%ptSa sfp's{ b baassd
,or nowdrovs long line iy clear to the ropes HS
to ssnf Es 0f m n Sna HspEh
:lstss arm. + beSan, raining in the the first Ss
team and the crowd rooted for a shut out
Burtett struck out Mexican was settled at
ir r.. By Fuller and then William Ewing. popq-
zee War VS. @ oSSr al nf Tho
Fay TO their quarters The score:
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