New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24
THE LOCAL PLAYERS WIN.
rt1oRorYGHGOING VICTORIES BY BOTH
NETWORK AND BROOKLYN.
AN INTERESTING GAME At EASTERN PAhK-TiiE
BRIpEGROOMs Guido BALTIMORE AT ENh"i
PoINT-RECoRDs OF THE TEAMS


Tho local teams did nOby yesterday, and DascpaH
followers in this neighborhood feel better TINS
morning than they have felt for some uihe y"
fore Brooklyn's victory over those hus'hhs VIZ
oles was rs emphatic as II was deserved "h'i" 'io
Giants evened up matters with those Boston ci''''-
MONS in splendid style. The series between New
York and Boston Is even. an unusual occurrence IN
rooor, wears Two Of BOston's victories were won
NV one run. while two Of NETWORKS victories were
of the easist sort. 1s TO and i TO resPec"'ci'
Ward changed about his team yesterday win soo'
results Herman was put back III Hght "ciu' ~
place Of Stafford. whose batting mas Deeh VI inv
,oost oYnateurish sort. Davis was made NO Z
Dovla No 2 and Van IIaitren 40. in the batting
order Ward retiring to NTH position Mccain
ntchea superbly after the first inning, whlic the
general play OF Murphy. DAVIS. Doyle, burHe anu
Farrell was of the right sort Pi;tsburg and Louis
Vile rejoice with New-York and BROOKLYN defeat
ing respectively Chicago and ST Louie
Threatening weather. with an occasional drzze
~ rain was the condition at Eastern PARK bTooN-
lvn YESTERDAY when the Brooklyn and baltimore
teams PLAYED the only game Of their present series
The Brooklyn team presents a soAd front "heh
Kenned, ritches and Baltimore was defeated
rather easily. Tho game was Lively one rb"'
through and surprisingly good fielding WORK was uo'e
on each side Tre1way made clever running eaten
assisting IN a double play in the seventh inning.
while McGraw made unusually clever one-hahu
stop and throw in the hfth inning an" ""0''''
nearly as clever in the first
corcorans fielding work was brilliant while LohheT
Griffin Foutz and Kennedy did goPd work at the
hat Muilane showed fash OF temper in the hith
inning when the fault was his own in not oac aHis
up a throw TO the plate Brouthers anu ,, nc,,i
were remembered 10y old BROOKLYN lrienus, it
ers getting horai horseshoe WhlIe nl,ie ~, s
ss5s. ''N''''
HOW THE GAME WAS WON
The game opened with the Orioles at the bat. AMI
Kennedy made short work Of McGraw' heeier ana
Brodle Brooklyn did little better In the second
inning Baltimore had three men on bases, yei none
got home In the las; half of the inning the Bride
grooms did some batting and they scored one run
and took the lead Shlndle struck out. but Burns
was more usefu.. for he hit safely TO right he.d
Foutzs out put Burns second, and hinSlow
hit past Jennings scored Burns kennedy loloW ~ ~
with two-base hit, and Daiy got first on called
balls With the bases fun the best Corcoren cou.d
do was to force DAILY al second from jennings u
The Brooklyn men increased nsr lie iead i WITH r6 one
more run IN Ine iGHr, . ii nm if Win bit to cen
ire field and Kinsow was sent to first on sailed
balls. Kennedy sacrificed each base. and DA'y
long fly TO Keeler sent home Foutz 49,, ,,
The orioles made their FIRST run IN the min ihnlns
nedy settled down after three consecutive hits had
been made, and, as result the Oroles soI on: y:
left field and Robinson hit 10 centre hed and sent
him home.
ILsTLEssNEss PROVES DISASTROUS.
The men from Maryland did not play with their
usual snap and energy IN the Nth inning and the
home players added TWO more runs - their hs''
making their lead TO /. Tredway led off with a
two-base hit 10 centre field and Griffin hit 10 right
Robinson allowed the return TO pass him. AID Tired
way scored. Griffin going TO third. Griffin was
caught off third, but Robinson allowed the bali TO
pass and Griffin scored
In the sixth inning Kennedy led of with a M,
and he Immediately started for second Robinson :
throw was poor, and Kennedy kept on TO tnird
He scored on Corcorans long fly 10 right, OF when
Keeler made a pretty running catch. The score: