New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07

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.,,,.te at times resembles the thoronghpred
TMs-he IS mighty unsartin animal JUS
rscss. seems assured something goes wrong
xasa ,.,.,Ss or admirers Of the contestant are
snd hurled from the height OF expectation TO
G'x''. ~ DESPAIR. with sckening jar 10 their
@or' such IS baseball. one Of the most
eas'I mosi brilliant and most puzzling OF
Ian sports ..s
Ans.~S .,.york and Brooklyn teams were sched-
me - their last game together of the season
rs poIo Grounds yesterday. and almost 9Voo
w w.nt 10 to Harlem TO witness the oa'''e'
pe'p Giants had won seven OF the eleven games
~ vI,h the Bridegrooms this year ana d.
pay.' -, his men had not lost a game on home
Var =. since July II. It was to be expected that
f'ans team would win. and probably win easily
as n'" IN. would have been surprised If the score
Fe" had been Just the reverse Of what II was
ysse~ score should be q 10 against New ork
IhS' .,,ohv ? greater surprise TO the brooklyn
$S han 10 anybody else The Giants Only
pN.., Is that they have captured the series
I,,ookyn on : to 5 basis
HSa1 X.uYork team had been playing in brilliant
i .,,cs lis return from the memorable western
M =, Iuv l.. and the best record any visiting
UP y" made AGAINST it in a game is the Boston
'NA - rio After such a record no one has any
q, complain about the loss of game.
'sasO" wholesome. unnatural record Yesterday was
Inv us, entirely to the wretchei pitching of
o.. ,,s,t and Clark \ sorrier exhibition OF pitch
"'s. 10, heen seen hereabouts in years. Wester-
10 hs shown that he is master of terrihc
w" "a ni,cher with all the curves at his dis
W. .,,ch go toward making the strategic pitcher
- AZ, His work in Brooklyn on Friday. when
WVswyork team won an easy victory, was hrst-
tss Vas,eriaV he did not appear TO understand
cas- s,s, ridirents Of the game and he was knocked
YAK ~ the box in the fourth inning. during those
osI ',,,nines the BROOKLYN players scored eleven
io.. six ~ Them earned; made eleven base hits.
l.S .acs,ved four bases on balls. Win Only one
~ -, mi in the fourth inning.
-. moon faced little fellow Clark was called 10
..,sscue He retired the next two men. ana inc
,s closed with the Brooklyn men IN the lea b.
to 1 In the next inning a couple OF scratch
-. =" nara made off Clark. and three more runs
s- niied up 10 Rrooklyn's list That seemed TO
..,a Nv clark for wha, speed ne had at the
w. ran, m the winds and his curves were b1ued
Giants fielding was not particularly brilliant II
vas as good As could have been expected under me
circumstances When pitchers are being homharied
=, me rate Of twenty-five hits in nine INNINGS the
res, OF the team cannot DC eNpeCteu 20 pe ~.
,rosci:nt in fielding Farrell retired in the seventh
t,siny and Wilson in 10 catch. Davis is sun
On the sick list and Stafford covered thiri base
bu, aid nothing brilliant -
n Is probably as we'll that the Giants deleat was
q thorough and the players will probably pun
,ssmseves together and make the same irreproach-
abe team they have been UP 10 yesterday. deieal
by one or two runs would have caused regret that
,his or that was not done. and called for special
criticism There are no excuses for the game yese-
day Brooklyn through terrifc batting. IL
was one OF those slaughters which come to every
team occasionally. and everybody ought 10 be glad
that IL is over. Here the mounrful details IN
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