New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-26

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,ras a ray OF sunshine for the followers OF
Ihel, Ievc- York and Brooklyn yesterday for the
osse'". s stonped their headong fight down the
utobogean chute. and each won a game Ihisis
",.sal proceeding this year. and the Giants ana
81 r-deg-oonls have cut away from Arson ana MS
" leaving the pride OF Chicago hounderins IN
eoN, ,.,rh ~ despondency with winning percent
u. ,.ree zeros with a period in front. Probably
Ns,.oeo will win game some day. and then the
49, .~sa CITY can throb with pride and exaltation'
'xou.york and Brooklyn are doing to-day.
-. ,vo victories yesterday will have a bene-
-, erect upon the followers OF the teams mere
.s 10Y 1--WE consecutive defeats would have been
.,o -,ore than the 'rooters' could stand without
u,,s ont their tack hammers and looking for
p-.' soass 70 hit New Workers. do not like losing
s rbue a few consecutive defeats of Foutz's
- Gets Gowanus Canal on fire and makes New
So, creek bubble up with fumes distasteful TO
,hs olfactory nerves.
SOMETHING LIKE IT
,Aou. 800 people went TO Eastern Park yesterday
,o-ed 10 howl in derision in case the Bride
looms should lose and to yell with Joy In case
.,sv should win. It's a way they have in Brooklyn
T,s veil was joyous loud and vibrating. for Brook
,- defeated those harl-hitting homely athletes
49,, tho Quaker City. and captured her first game
:, ,hs season. stein at his best. and while he
.,ed furried FOR an instant in the second inning
ts recovered quickly. and Philadelphias hits were
rsu scattered after that. The work OF the home
,.., was IN vast contrast TO that done on Tues
Adv and prettier fielding work than that done by
ro,,zs men yesterday ia seldom seen.
The Philadelphia team could not bat with Its
rS,al effect and when pitcher can stop the
o,akers from making basehits he stops them from
,sving baseball at least 10 a great extent. Taylor
was effective for six innings. and then went all
haQ c
end earning seven runs in the last two innings.
The misshapen miniature individual who acts
% mascot for Brooklyn struck With
,ul tn in the seventh inning and the little fellow
c-,ss right Justify as he was picked up in the
A,sUnv arms Of Tredway and carried TO the players
bench He was more frightened than hurt. 1t was
a. this point that the home team began TO bat and
won the game Whether the 'hoodoo" was knocked
sgt OF the mascot, what, only the supersttious
tell.
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
~. pbr,da,nhia men went first 10 the bat. ana
although they made one hit and Brooklyn made
.vo neither side scored. In the second inning
.,cb made a run For Philadelphia Thompson was
sent 10 first called balls and Cross sacrifced MN
n second Clements also sent to hrst on
.oio4 mis- Tavlor forced out Clements, and when
60 stole second Thompson scored. For Brook,
l,- Shinde got 10 first on error by Allen, ana
Kinslovs two-bagger past third scored Shlno,e t.,
The score Retained a tie until the seventh IN
,irr when the homo team sent three men around
Ire circlit taking the lead amid great excitement
Nh to Ie,; sent home Shindie. On l,elehan'y
tumble Tredway kept on to sec9na .acriscs nut
Kinsov on second and Griffin's hit sent him nome
The RrIdegrooms clinched their victory IN me
iSnr more runs The home team made SIX con
sscutive hits. and all the runs We're earne1' IA
i've IL :, timing a three-base hit by Thompson ana
s,ssl home gave the Quaker City men their hna
run The score was as follows;