New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

= ,aseball season was formally opened In the
lh..oltan lh District. at Eastern Park Brooklyn,
W"VIs. under conditions which are particularly
ys'e'ua "a the National game The rain in the
h'ei"7 and the heavy-aden clouds which fitted
s''n"'s ,,a sun in the afternoon. made the day
t'V, hut an ideal one for outdoor sports But
Gp'', p'',"vn,r,-at-aree seems hungry for baseball
'T oor and as a result. 10000 people went TO the
cs !." rounds at East New-York to witness the
lss". Tween Brooklyn and Boston, the baseball
,hsnpion' -
oval SUPPORTERS on EVERY HAND.
... threatening weather apparently had no
i rron the enthusiasts. for. tucking umbrellas
t'sF heir arms. and throwing mackintoshes
'n-a their shoulders. they hurried TO Eastern
t" either TO baseball game or get a
F"~ The fac, that the home team had been
..,y handled in It's only other game this season.
'0's" poston won by the score Of 13 TO >. had no
'h'l '..n, effect upon the loyal followers Of the
ipPs.ooms whose faith in the powers Of their
h". team had not wavered Boston repeated
W"" Yesterday. this time winning by the de-
Tx srJ,g score Of to 0. II is unfortunate to be
n"' an home grounds but it is particularly dis
fs.- n be whitewashed-the baseball night
"a every player and follower of the game.
T1IRONGs IN TIE FIELD.
ia r,,sb for the grounds began shortly after
...,ork and the elevated roads and surface cars
-. taxed 20 their utmost 10 ACCOMMODATE 'Hs
~'s Tho actual attendance 1920. and many
s,b. bes,-known people IN New-fork ana Brook
r., were members oil tAdt "eH-oe"aNeu "e'-
.,..s5 orderly throng
n1rFFRENCE ~ THE PRACTICE.
-. o,.mpons took the field at 80 p m and
-" -. ,-,c,ice work was electrical They bounded
I'~ % ,,s Aed Ike rubber manni<ns set upon
wv ' ara their general work showed the friends
S'"e p-oo,,lvr team what they might expect
.,,.r,s Wv nractice work was slow and labored In
.n.r,son. and whether the gingery display OF the
.s,m,,ons had unnerved the Bridegrooms can only
We oonectured. .,o- o.,,. ,.,,,or,.
I"pts,nn I"p s easter than the score would indicate.
!nS,r,snt !SI felding by Tredway. Grimm ana l1aiy
s,Aa as he did last year. having superb control
,bs hall His support was perfect eNcep, lor
o. ".v ,S throw bv Ryan in the opening inning.
~ exhibition OF inheid work mas never oeen eK-
isjd Long Lowe and Tucker working as one
man; side scored ,n the opening inning hits by
c:,coran and Duffy being the only things TO break
the monotony Of outs In the Se01ha h nrne rIs ana
.S ssrned n Mccarthy led of with a three-hase
IN to centreheld and; after captain Mash ma. nSa
bssn retired on little fly 10 Second oaseman DaIy.
TgN.tar hrought home Mccarthy with nit past
t-s, hase Brooklyn was disposed OF in one, two
three order and Boston proceeded 10 set 'le pd0e'
HOW THB GAME WENT.
rrs Nev-Englanders added another run 10 their
list in the third inning and while the crowd cheeri
4 was not the sor; OF cheer which would nave gone
IN had the home players made the run stem coud
" ~. -. .ho hou aver the rlate and Nichols. the frs;
hsismsn was sert 10 first on called balls Lowe
,acraed Nichols 10 second, and It rested with the
.arightly Long 10 bring his partner home Long
mads terrific drive far centre-neld. ana
Nichols scored. Long foolishiy tired to stretch ne
~. Snto home run and he would have done 40 only
to- tro n,4tty line throws by Burns and Corcoran.
and Long was caught at the plate, ard the sc0Ie
Ceo.ajn Sash made the hit Of the game. sending
the ball out Of sight over the left field fence This
ended the run-makng. the final score being as foi-