New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14
THE CHAMPIONS BEATEN AGAIN.
.,.,.,,N~ PLAYS A PERFECT GAME AND
unrsN.r GIVE BOSTON HALF a CHANCE
WIN

,,,,bar interesting game of baseball was player
., Eastern Park. Rrooklyn. yesterday. between 'he
nrooklyn aud Boston teams. The threa'ei''"s
,,n..r ken, down the attendance yet over 2.rV
sne.tators were present IN spite OF the lowering
't, 4, ana time II looked as II the necessary
Aye innings could not be played. Inc '"' gam
houever was played out and the home team DONG
lnt work from start TO finish won rather easily?
Each tom was particularly anxious to capture the
,,,c,orv FOR the series between the two c'uoS &c
renaed upon the result A. IN" home team "oh' t''
serles is tied. each having won ak games Inc
priIaproons have made the happy record OF VIII
,,r, four Of the last six games they have played
,,,,h tha champions The result Is particularly
gratifying TO the Giants the victory at ba'iifoFe
o,d rho defeat OF the champions pacing the Giants
that much nearer the lead Stein pitched cap'O"
game and no pitcher ever received peter supper"
the home players not making an error HUDSON w"s
not SO fortunate. and his slow curves were p''"'
freely Toward the latter part OF the game '''e
BOSTON PAYERS. particularly Mccarthy. showed Il
disposition TO stop as the team mas cone !" Tue p
when the pace became too hot
~ poston had nine OF fuckers. few defeats
v,u.d be sustained by the Tucker team. IL there
is any trouble in game. Tucker Is sure 10 De one
of the principal actors In the hfth inning gon r'' rs
TUCKER il passed him and Burns ran 70 . NIL
tucker fairy how,ing his protests He dec, a,cH
aus, ,H. him 70 lose sight OF the bal II Burns ava
ANYTHING Of the Sort Ganney the unlpTt' ~" h la
$50 n and Burns was allowed 20 remain az trtl'
=, sn H. of the protests of the Boston team Those
near first base asserted that Burns thrtM a !, ~, IN
dirt into the air. but that ne diu io' '"''" - "
fuckers face
HOW THE GAME WIS WON.
Tho champions went first to the bat. and they
,v.r. retired I'm order and Hudson. Bostons new
pitcher went In 10 see what effect MS SOW Cu''"
would have upon me Brooklyn batsmen. rhe nome
p,ayers Ike slow curves and they Illustrated "is
M the start by scoring three runs grimm el 81
Win a three-bagger 10 right fled. and CorcCranss
hunt hit near third allowed Grimm 10 sS S Ill
wny was sent 10 first on called balls Burns r,ei
n sacrnce but the best he cou.d 40 Wa - af
Az 70 Hudson and Tredway was doubled UP az
first Day hit safely and stealing seeona ne enc
u, ,rhn home team Increased their lead with Two
more runs in the second inning and the crowd Wa s
happy La Chance led Off with safe drive 10 ba n.
ned and Stein to first on caea n 6aIs
Griffin made pretty dri'S r 10 9;rian at second
Chance scored. Corcoran lor'eu p''''' -
The men from the Hub were retired IN s snori
1 ,br erst run SWEETS led off with
10 right field. Hudson's out at hrst allow n, ~
20 fist and the teams lead had been
reduced 10 three. After two men hed peTh R feu
consecutive hits by Tucker. Nash ana hanho"
In the last half the home team also scored s,i
rruini ,onn ard scoring on a hit by Corcoran The
home team scored two more runs III .ne ni. ~, az,
Ming and made Bostons chances seem si'a II, IN
deed deed Burns was sent TO first on called oals
When the ball thrown TO nrst II na arseG
that burns had thrown d%st IN his sys oi,oa ns
claim however was .v not % afp Hed Scoring Burns
ahead OF himself. A wild throw by Nash and a
hit by Treadway gave bro9kyh aho.h ,o Hits
b tve stivetts. Connaughton and Lowe and force
by Hudson gave Boston run In the seventh
THE JIG UP FOR BOSTON.
Roth pitchers were now being hit with freedom
for In the last half Of the inning the Brooklyn men