The sun., 1894-08-30

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The Now lOrks played in luck yesterday and
defeated Patsy Tebcau's Clovelands again In a
game that kept the Cranks on edge until the
last visitor was retired In the ninth inning. The
Clevelands earned three runs to the New Norks'
one; they made three errors, while the New
Yorks piled up seven; they lined out ten hits TO
tho local teams twelve; but victory went the
other way 1t was luck that New Works errors
cost nothing. while Clcyclands were all rcspon-
sible for runs also that Cuppy overran second
base in tho fourth inning on Fullcr's wide throw
and was put out by Ward, who made a fortu-
nate one-hand catch: while McGarrs nun Of
Burkes foul iy in the eighth nningwas simply
personihcation of Dame Fortune.
10 happened that In tho New Yorks' half Of
the inning. with tho score tie. Ward made a
single and reached third on Fullcr's two-haggcr
after Van Hnltren had flied to Childs. Cuppy
then gave n base on balls to Farrell, filling the
corners. Mcekn popped up n y to Cuppy, and
that made two out. Burke came next and sent
up an easy foul fly that AlcGarr stood under near
awcr @ oasr s"r %"f % sc ,rS RE- "nt 5rc Is m %rHe
ners went around 70 the plate in II alf-hcGrtcd
sort OF way. But there Is nothing suro in base
laughab muir of the ball and gave Burke an
other chance at Cuppy., Then Burke hammered
winning runs. That was luck, sure enough, but,
OF course, it's all in the game.
and dcliberation. didn't Show his usual form.
He got into several holes by giving bases on
balls and being hit safely, but he had luck with
him and managed to pull himself out with the
exception Of two instances. IL cannot be said
that the New lorks played championship ball
behind Meekin, although Doyle, Davis and Van
Haltrcn holded superby. Hut Ward, Herman.
and Farrell made some very sloppy weather
plays. that fortunately did no harm. Farrell,
particularly, was away Off In his throwing and
seemed to be ont OF shape. Burke led both
teams at the bat, making four singles, while
MCkean's fielding was giit-tdged.
The Clcvclands scored two runs In the first in
balls and on Mckean's single Childs scored.
But Burkett was finely caught at third On
Burke's throw to Davis. Mexican then ran in
on Tebeau's base hit, but Patsy got no further
than second. In tho last haIf the home team
rolled up four runs when they should have had
but one. Burke opened with single and Tier
nan flied 10 Burkett. Davis took hs base on
balls and Doyle hanged u single out In MCA lcer's
territory. Burke scored and Davis legged II
Tor third. drawing such terribly wild
throw from McAleer that he ran home
and Doyle skipped all the way to McGarr'S htse.
Ward sent y fly To Blake, Doylo scoring. but
Burkett muifed Van liatrcn's easy ny. Van
reaching second whence he crossed the rubber
on Fuller's single.
The Clsvelands tied the score In tho sixth on
bagYer. and McSean's long ny Then came Me- |
9arr's muf In the eighth aud victory for New
York. lust to show how tho visitors worried
the cranks, IL may I've well Ia say that they had |
two men left Oh bases in tho second inning two |
In the third. three IN the fourth. one IN tho |
sixth, one in the eighth, and two in the ninth. |
Tho score: