New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11


Z oollvn :. Nce.York g. Washington 10. Boston o.
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The Nev.Yo,k team received it, thiid consecutive
defeat hand, Of IT. ookiyu rivals Yesterday and
e friends Of the players themselves are
Close to TIN Generalization point The game was
played at Eastern Park BROOKLYN. and about 900 pco-
PIE went out t. the East Ncw-loh ground, !" witness
the battle
The New.York team played in a braincss. haihcaitcd
manner which ought 10 have insured defeat None OF
the New-iort did anything b!lliant-in fact. Ward
himself played than anybody else kcclrr was
badly injured In sliding for second base, and some pco
PIE Thought that ic>pOn 'blc for the injury
The Brooklyn players deserve credit their puclv
WORK Several o their best PLAYERS are on the sick lit
The Ncwloikcrs started in good order, scoring two
iu''' ana taking the lead BrIkc led OIL with lively
hicc Dagger to ln field and the NcwYOrkcr,. who had
remained true to through trials and rbIation>.
ho"ied defiance at their BrooSlyn cousins. Lovett did
not Tx" this. and he Herman rt called balls.
"aii mad" bunt hit past IoNct and Burke ran home.
'ohhor Reached Inst a nun bv Daley. and Ward would
nave D'eh caught second had Shoch dropped the
o'li Davis sacrificed and Ticrnan scored, Fuller aud
h''ier going out and ending the lining foutz tried to
make The circuit Of the bases wild throw BY Davis,
but he WAS caught the plate.
III" pitt hers then took CHARGE OF Affairs the
TWO innings. ana resulted. In the fourth inning
t"r "'o'"'Sh men got in and their friends felt
b'N'i fcnl .iaIted thu inning with twp-ba-c hit 10
lem hrid. Daley ad Shoch retired. DAILY .'m
DAILY being put out irving o make second.
Inc N""-forkc, did some elective batting In the
NTH inning adding two runs TO their list. Ri-ie
started on with pretty drive to centre hci Burke fol-
lowed with two baeger right Tirinan sacrificed aud
lN'l' 'c"rd Wand again hunted the bal, safety. scoring
Eutkc. and N'w-Noft had a lead of I to !.
fnsie lost control VI Ia. ball the nfh inning and the
ETooAyn men scored i've taking the lead amid the
wilde excitement The New-Yofkcts mc-"nt ground
their teeth in their IIaddork -ent to first
called balls and afte had disposed Of Kin
low was also sent TO INST called ba, Loyctt made
his second bit = hight Held AMI sddorh coled 'Irins
bin 10 centre Brought HON" kn,low foutL sent easy
bounder " third Ond LoNrtt have been put
40 the plate but DaNi, Wildly and Lover scored
Daley sacrificed and ';rlu scored Shorhs hit 10 centre
scored F0uty ana brooklyn had th- lead
In the sixth inning the Giant, got another run.
ducng taer Ii,al,' Icol to one run with Da,l. dis
posed Of Fuller hit safely and then mad clever steal -
second. lie scored a hit u lrit nrd by Keees.
In the eight. inning IT looked II the Now Yorker
would win the gam. but thew did mol, only wa
made. COnmOr Led OIL with hrs. aud Davis followed
with thfceba. hit rph, field. Fuller put ou'.
and kreers puny eor, forced Davis the plate k'elcr
badly injured sliding had be- carried
from ncld real football fashion. lie suffering
.pan o. the ankle and h. may not be able
play for two weeks.
Tho Brooklyn scored the winning the egh:n
inning. owing TO Wards bunglne work .econd ba~.
with one out Shorh hit safely aud a. bv W1rI
reached second IsddorA struck out aud 'ocor,n -cn:
easy bound,r 10 Fuller. The ball sent I, Ward.
score follows