The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-08
BOSTON, L; NEW YORK. o.

BOSTON. i; NEW YORK. U.
Som. time ago Il was said o thSt no nKld"
lad. done too much work % the box out in
Issterday. However,. & would be well Tor ali
stt. S G6s eSss The ssG RInd PS q '2 ba
s siI could .n 6St s ssSs. hit va. sn
ss ran xs IL s,GGy I'VE S Ins
score run. Five Of the home players REACHED
otssr stcppSd third While SSRo al adnt
give single base on balls. such pitching as
But s on the other hand Amo. Ru.ls pitched
q beautiful game. too. He was not quite SO
steady ri. ston tSe STf saSs
scored run, The big Hoosier never hurled
the bali In with such speed. and but for an I'M
ree. CIV wi" What mi Rt be- termed cham pions Rip
sSroTs in the irst 10 Ing that at the time were
overlooked: but aiterward turned out to be the
made misp plays that cannot be excused. Far.
rell caught q magnificent game He stopped
eh Ssss W1 ny
shot fik. q wall Of adamsnt. ,,.,..
to see expert ball playing from the League
the ash dumps SO questionable But Capt
Nash evidently believes that such work wins
the day. Lynch let the champions guy him
and gather around him on almost every close
Five thousand or more spectators were on
perfect for baseball and a red hot game was
looked for. Long. the boston short stop was
mouth on Sunday night The ashes and Ore
@ S h The aaS he f1a ak
eyer PLACED in eif plSes ara hid mo ha sd
and didn't do thing except score Boston's
only run and nail five fly balls. when every
body prayed for him to drop r. 9b them Sa
Murphy at nrst and the latter ON strikes.
gave him i his base on balls. There. was no
excuse. for this and Il proved fatal. Mccarthy
betting was 10 10 he'd catch tbs ,phsre, but
enh ne syss raced ons 70
and Mae stood on tirst.
his ShSn Ih SS h ss .s 81. sstS G
buried In a bag Of peanuts at the time Of the
dunno wot he done" was the reply. but
. man behind me says So"
The next Instant came play that convinced
I ms.t snin wth an Johnn made ba
70 steal second and Farrell threw the ball to
WArd. EttNoUS, n SLOW runner. tnon lum Derou
toward the plate. Johnny's heart was In his
throat when he returned the ball to Farrell.
for It sailed wide and stivetts fell upon the
This little run didn't bother the rooters at
all They told one another 10 walt. and then
tried TO pull the game out by sheer nerve
power. But mascots and lucky charms were
dead letters. for. as the innings went by with
out runs for either side. that lone tally bsgan
TO grow, and when it was all over the local
oranks admitted that 1t was the biggest run on
In the last half Of the eighth inning. how
ever. there came ray Of sunlight that served
to brighten the faces of the cranks for few
moments. but II lasted only through the In
ming, and then there was nothing but heavy
hearts. 1t was this way: After Common had
foulsd out. Burke orazad the populaee with q
stunning three Dagger to the ropes In left CEN
tire field. Ii looked so much like ran that
the rootsrs began to laugh. Farrell took his
time. and finally: picking ont 4 beauty. sent y
from third base, and when the short stop fun:
anguish. Now Rusie came forth to kill
the ball. He didn't trY to do anything else. so
when he doomed hy to Bannon. a shrek from
the wild eyed crowd announced BuFks's at
tempt to score on the out. just as the ball
settled Into the little aeldsr's hands Eddie
dashed home. Bannon fired the ball to Ryan
lika q rifle shot, and in q cloud OF dust the
New York err Wss pinned 20 earth.
IL was a bit encouraging when Murphy got o
life In the ninth on loves tumble, but whom
the Yale man tried to steal second with no.
body out and was neatly caught. the crowd
said IL was all over. and 1t was. The scores