New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
LA CHANCES HOME RUN DID 1T.
RRooKLYN WINS A VICTORY OVER THE CHAMPION

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BOSTON MEN IN THE LAST INNING
That was doleful news indeed, which the tick
ers" and the telegraph wires brought in from
Baltimore last night The Giants had been playing
such good game that local enthusiasts can hardly
understand how any team could beat them so
easily. Local followers of the game must turn to
Brooklyn for consolation. for the Bridegrooms not
only won but they defeated the proud champions.
Boston made a harder fight than New-York. but
the result is the same whether the defeat Is sus-
tained by one or nineteen runs.
over 5000 people went out to Eastern Park,
Brooklyn. yesterday TO witness the second game
Of the final series between the Brooklyn and
Boston teams. 1t anybodys game up TO the
last half of the ninth inning, when La Chance
made home run hit and Brooklyn had won the
day. 1t was a splendid contested match through
out, first and then the other team leading.
fuckers all around work was really remarkable.
SWEETS pitched like wizard for four innings
but his curves were hit freely after that Only one
hit was made off him for four innings but in the
next four he hit safely twelve times Lucid,
who pitched for Brooklyn. made his 1rst appear
ance in the League. He IS coo-headed ana cour-
ageous, and In size and style he resembles Ger
man. He fields his position in splendid forln,- ana
he does not become furred. He stood the ordeal
In good shape for he had never before ptcnsed
. under the eyes of such crowd and 70 defeat the
League champions at his first attempt Is record
any youngster might be PROUD OF. Coicoi'n anu
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
Lucid retired the men from the Hub In short
order In the first inning and he was loudly APP
plauded. for the man handled himself ike
veteran, covering his position In clever style Griih
led of for Brooklyn with three-bagger TO the
left field fence. and he scored on an error by Nash
Tredway went to first on called balls ana theh
Stivetts settled down to work:
Lucid was not successful against the cnaIn-
pions In the second inning, and the men from
Boston scored two runs and took the lead tucker
hi safely past hrst ana ne io,owe1 tRis w1," b
safely to left field for three bases and Tucker
= scored. Cancels two Dagger to centre brought
home Bannon.
The score remained this way until the NTH inn
ing, when the home players made two runs and:
taking the lead set the srowd N g19d num1r ama
boston. La Chance was sent to first on called
balls and he Immediately stole second. Griffin was
sent TO FIRST called balls also. Corcoran hit
reaching third. While Corcoran was being run out
between first and second Griffin scored.
The Grooms' triumph. however. was short-lived.
for the champions regained their advantage in the
next inning by scoring two more runs. Tucker
again started the trouble with a hit past first base
Nash was sent to first on called balls. Bannon hit
: second Camel forced 2. Bannon at second. but
Stivetts hit safely to right field and Nash scored.
A REGULAR sEESAw GAME.
In the last half the sixth the home team made
q run and tied the Shoch struck out. but
DAILY made hit. DAILY stole second, kept on to
third on Cancels wild throw. and scored on wild
pitch.
The champions drew another pair In the seventh
Aiming and again had a lead Of two runs. Tenny
was sent TO first on called balls. and fuckers three
Dagger to the right field FENCE sent him nome;
; II the eighth two more runs went to the Bos-