The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30
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EN AON
CINCINNATI, Sept. 29.-Untl that chunk Of q
nan from New Albany walked out TO put the
stopper into the bottle in which his tat side de
mn was q very bright affair compared with
qincinnsti's chances 70 win; Amos Rusis re-
saerdom in the morning. lie threw a curve that
YES bent like q rainbow, and just as glorious in
present. His numerous victims were not called
Hut on strikes, but they whaled away at balls
that might have been touched had they been
The balls looked as Il they were full Of busi-
ness and were headed right for the plate, but
sphere Il would dart of. as II bound for the next
county. New York had -four, runs and Cincin-
over and sit on the bench. Ills successor. Meekin,
looked dangerous, but he wasn't. The Reds
s nseE cracked afs on p'S and Spt before Sf 1Ss'' New WY FORKS rRs
yealized their danger the Reds were. on their
me- Sss. ~ t nns %i hnSy P Which ! d% made th nn1sf Famous sa" a
T6s game was really a beauty; and to the
Shorty Fuller ola an East Indian sI juggling act
Reds sne tS sas runs, ' but Els T little Exhibition ne' was inc me-
more disastrous than the wild throw credited to
shoes at second, and while he did not create any
fielding. sensation. he swung his bat with eff
feet and made the last play q the game, which
has been heard since New York came to town.
Doyle went over the riyerto Latonia. and while
Ao ~ NuhSih tlc pttitkINNb VI bhlkl diEN
FARRELL put up a right smart article of ball at
fr..I p,,un,.r.,m ,oou,oa m =, ,,,r, ,r..
Murphy, late of Yale, is a perfect little gentle
s %sn s;a but he G nitss 20 q S Sn1l's sn 5%l ih Of srI Ss got p SI.
in the persistent efforts OF Parrot TO catch him
time Siding in% back 70 the i Jag. % "Bro W W made made
the two runs in the fifth. That is, he was the
plate. It happened thus: PARROT had sent
Rusie to FIRST base aud Burke had shaved the
6y Hfoliiday, and then Parrot dlled up the va.
s sisa S sssse = NICE sy ss sedop o z P P%arss Il .M Sr5aSder M and
deadcr than a smoked maekerel; but he didn't
mind u: Instead he gave Big BIZ the shoulder,
Farrell tramped to third. Herman cracked out,a
into tho same territory. Fuller stole second after
hi. acceptance OF PARROTS gift in the second,
PARROT Intercepted the throw in and Wilson
After Burke had stolen a base in the third he
nan was called out on strikes. The silent man be-
game eloquent and In his speech no threw no
but severed n button on his shirt, It was so close
to his breast. There was a lot Of free trade IN
Red made IL RasIs. Hoy. the ar,t man
n nis,, dumped snG sbor q bill Rn., midway dsMna between snS met ts he
up the ball. He hadn't a second to spare and his
throw was wide. The horsehide got by Farrell
and the mute ran to second. Some said error"
cially registered. After Holiday had sprained
his back on three strikes, Wilson tried 10 catch
Hoy asleep at second, and his throw startled
Van Haltren In centre. Hoy went to third and
got the rest of the way on a wild pitch.
One inning later Rusie retired. There were
signs of a brewing storm when Meekin sue
ceeded him, for IL took a magnificent running
catch by Burke TO put Murphy on the shelf.
Then came two gifts. and after that two force
outs. Murphy got around In the seventh on a
gift and Earrells triple, In reality a fly
on which Mccarthy fell down and misjudged.
In that inning Burke. tried TO steal from
frst to third on Tiernan's grounder to Vaughn.
THE farmer" woke up Just in time 10 veto
the run. There were two great plays in the Reds
half OF the eighth. After Van Haltren had hit
for two bases and scored from second on Will
sons inield hit Murphy got his base on balls,
Mccarthy hit to Ward. but Fuller juggled the
ball, and Murphy was saved. Hoy sent Murphy
home. Fuller made a remarkable stop OF Hollf-
days grounder, and threw TO Brownie. who put
the ball on Mccarthy as he went TO third, Mer-
ritt's drive to right got through Herman, letting
Holiday reach third. Michael redeemed him
self by q marvellous catch OF Naughn's fly.
The Reds batted II out in the ninth, when
Massey, Smith, and Murphy cracked out hits In
succession. Burke tried hard TO head on Smith,
and threw wild, Murphy reaching third. He
scored the winning run on McCarthy's tap to
Ward. The score: