The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-03
THE RECORD
CLEVELAND. 8: NEW YORK. z.

CLEVELAND. 8; NEW YORK. z.
Il is seldom that Roger Conner mako,
errors. The big first bascman has boon put
ting mp model game in tho field. and hsi
been considered by many the top notcher II
this respect But Roger had An attack Of IL
luck yesterday. He mado two unfortunate
errors at o critical point, and lost n game to
Cleveland that should have been won hands
down. And these blunders were harder still
70 boar after Roger had driven q great hit ies
Inning. and had put tho New Yofks so far In
sddisted 10 Slunderins Siten. the cranEaNi
wasn't settled until ten Innings had been
youth named Davies to fool Wards m on. and
he lasted long enough to be pounded Al over
and Hastings. a tall person, who persisted in
Esaring h hts cop WONG side gut was sa bstl.
TINS tS 10 81 ,srs atn
inEs piled on the agony By hitting out a three ns
sn s'sr1s Rs ee Oh:
troll OF the ball than usual. was batted hard.
msSs EaSm 'T SaSs
base h xeua Rsas ssss
those two fumbles. -
In the lass inning Fuller was guilty, Of an
who wus On ne n
will probably never be known. But it was
nsyerhthelEess fact that WITH GnIy one man
but Was out BY three feet Gil ids the lat n IN.
Ssss sas os IN es R s.sn x gu SPs
second: Mexican sacrificed 70 coqnsr. and the
lyons ssn The pats fse rup
beT, ball Burke eyened this up in tho last
e eTsls ens to when Tos
two bases McAieer waited for his base Sc. su acs
sss1 Ii hsn R sss r.Sss %s SsIS
base runners, stole successfully and both
Oc %s on o, Go. hit y left:
Davis opened the lass half Of the Inning s %isS
bo aGsS ss, to LEFT sn Sut PTRGmp stole
bin at seeond. Davis scoring meanwhile.
Fuller put Lyons on third with a double bag.
ger to right and Harry scored on Cranes
syf .ass ana %l Ell r sa: ssHE ss
A thls point Rose, conner came to tho plate
sn;a an. as esey hS s n yS
head sal ed the bai. and four pairs o q isss
the ropes Buck Ewing. all out Of breath.
to MeAleer; who hustled It info the infisld
IKE rife shot. But it was too late except 10
sssp Conner AT at third This footed
d. But Tebeaus pets '"f hsd w an u nSRIii
game up their sleeves. and they proceeded
with the utmost caution. Burkett carefully
placed single In left Geld In the fifth and
eeooted TO- third On another clean one BY Me-
Ward. who threw McKean out at. eeeona, bnt
Burkett easily ran across tho rubber. Hast.
iipss now vent In to pitch for Cleveland. and
Lyons had been doubled no ct frat on Fuiler's
easy fly to Tebeau.
Dagger and stole third. Chi Ids rolled an ugly
hS ohadS to cS9nnor , Tho fnmbled Il and
raced all the way home on Connor's second
bad tumble Of Durkett's grounder. This NUT
the Cleyelands one bshind, and 1t then be-
came only question OF time when the acore |
q the Sstrs Ihs
NsT York prevented Cleveland from '1 Winnlnge
: Two mon had been retired in tho eighth
when Burkotti an eH-Eew Yorker, walked to |
and Tie dn fear hi mfS n. b fs9 hits
iiately spashed long hard liner Into the |
sents for four bases and tied the
Is2re; NeE I9rk might have done ;sopethlng
Lyons's. seemingly safe hit. and the tenth in.
FSlisr and con EeosA Settled o,connor but tho
anky Hastings laced out q three: haeger to
s s centre a n G = nt grounded to Ward and
terrific line hit that Puller's singers bare}y
ouohed. The scoro: