New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-10
CHAMPIONS ON THE RUN.
THE BOSTON BALL TOSSERS SEEM TO
HAVE STRUCK THE TOBOGGAN SLIDE.
BROOKLYN PLAYERS HAD LITTLE TROUBLE IN
DEFEATING THEM-DIsCORD IN THE RANKS
NETWORK AND WASHINGTON
PLAY TO-DAY. sd. g.
GAMES YESTERDAY

Pl,tsburg H. Cincinnati 2. Baltimore r. Washington C.
] Cleveland t. Chicago l.
The Giants enjoyed a of rest yesterday. and
| local baseball enthusiasts In consequence went to
| Eastern Park Brooklyn. to witness the game be-
tween the Boston and Brooklyn teams. Probably
4,Jo0 people present when the game was
started. 1t soon became apparent that 1t was not
| the Boston team Of the last three years which was
| playing
| The Bostonans made just as much noise as they
did in the series played in this city but their
! play did suggest the efforts of men with their
| hearts In their work The home players showed In
better form they have done before this season
and they easily. more easily than score
| of to ordinarily indicates Kennedy was In
good form and his curves were not batted with
effect except in the last inning. and then the VIC
| tory practically assured DAILY played superby.
and did Corcoran. ShIndle and Kinslow. Stage
made excellent impression an umpire, and the
amateur champion Splinter Is likely to make a sue
cess Of his new venture. Manager FoutE too
sick to play. and Daley covered first base in good
style
The Boston team left for home last night in no
pleasant frame of mind. Some OF the players have
been badly advised. and unless the managers take
hold Of affairs Immediately open revolt Is not
impossible one OF the players Ut Is not necessary
TO mention names) told the writer last night that
the men not satisfied with the manner in
which they had been treated.
for the third time the managers never once said
so much thank you.' said the player. "and when
get through they let each player pay his own
way home. Now that is a nice sort OF town TO
play ball In isn't 1t? l promised n certain
sum when / signed and have not received II. II
that money IS forthcoming when | get to
Boston tomorrow l don't play any more baseball
In that team"
Camel attempted TO pay shortstop yesterday.
and his work was an Improvement over that done
recently by Duffy Lovett pitched good game
after the opening inning. \ fri nj OF the Boston
team remarked last night that II Things went "a
they going the champions would not finish
In the first four in the League race.
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
The dsgrun,lcl champions wen; frs, to the bat
AMI opened the game with one run. Cane. made
a thrcebase hit right field and scored on Duffy :
fly 10 Trealway IN left field
In the last half OF the inning the home players
took advantage OF I.ovctt's wildness and. scoring
five runs took a commanding lead Day lel on
with a two-base hit. and Corcorans thrce-basc hit
to right field sent DAILY home Treadway was sent
to fir4t on called balls and stole second. shinde's
hit sent home Corc1ran, Tr'.-"ay being retired ~
called balls Milling the bases kinslo" hit safely
10 left Held. scoring ShinI.e AMI Burns. Kennedy
hit safely and DALEY ran home making The score
TO in Brooklyns favor
Brooklyns list and the crowd was enthusiastic.
while the Bostons showed a disposition To quit
"A
threw over fuckers head. The ball went between
the Frandstand and pavilion. and an accommoint
Ing policeman quietly closed the gate This caused
Tucker to vault the fence. ana before he could get
the ball Corcoran had made the circuit OF the
bases
In The fourth inning the home players made an
other run Kinslow struck out. and Kennedy hit
safely DAILY forced Kennedy at second. and Then
stole second lie scored when Camel made a bad
throw OF Corcoran's grOunder.
The champions showed disposition 10 rally In
the ninth. and by good batting they got IN two
runs Duffy led or with hit and a. TrriWny
fumhled the ball Duny kept on 10 second Nc
Carthy followed with hit for right n"ld for three
bascs scoring Duny Nasha ly TO centre held
ailoUe ed Mccarthy to score After Tucker had been
nmt nut Hannon and Merritt each hit safely. and
he I.ostons began to yell Captain Nash sent Stiv
OTIS in Il, bat instead Of IOvett and Stivetts struck
ont and the game was over. The score.