New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
RROOKLYN'S WATERLOO.
,,z, o1rAKERS SHOW THE BRIDEGROOMs
HOW TO PLAY BALL
.o,,p STRONG TEAMS ARE NOT IN FORM YET
LEAGUE RACES ARE LONG AND ARE
NOT WON BY sPRINTERs
GAMES YESTERDAY.

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Ban50lIpgb ia q Brooklyn &, louis o chcaso J.
Wv is the time when ambitious youngsters in
-. ha seban field squirt ahead and accomplish what
,sar 10 the casual observer to be wonders. The
".,o,e race however. Is long one and when
~ sun comes out good and strong, and the per-
,r,tion begins 10 oOzc out Of the veterans. a
.',vhtv change will take place. Teams which are
s,n, 50 high now will tumble 10 the earth. while
,,s Of the teams the end Of the list
IN be fighting for the lead Baseball is un-
,sr,aln animal. and the League race has never We;
haen won by Splinter.
The New-York Boston. Pittsburg and Brooklyn
.oms suffered defeat yesterday, yet It is safe 10
s,edl,t that this list Will furnish two Of the first
hree teams as they finish next fall. New-York,
prooklyr and Chicago have yet to win a game. The
-nrse Yesterday was the terrible slaughter Of the
poston and Brooklyn teams.
The enthusiasts in Brooklyn cannot stand con-
,,npous defeat. and there decided falling of
,r the attendance at Eastern Park to witness the
orst game between the Brooklyn and Philadelphia
,sams. The Quaker City men played like furies
I'd they won as they pleased. defeating Foutz
" Tbe brooklyn men seemed to be out of sorts and
they PLAYED poorly throughout The nome ,pG
have taken a strong dislike 10 Umpire OKourKe,
Vet ORouTke was certainly not responsibe ior me
deiea,b Ky of the dav before. Kennedy sensiby
,ired after the fourth inning ana korwaI 'oUh Ils
ola
rsf,red IN the sixth inning, giving place 10 La
Chance Clements injured in the nrSt INNING
~ collision at the plate, and Cross went behind
he hat ana Reilly 10 third. Cross retired later 10
s4 Grady a chance Harry" Wright the chiel
- the umpires was an interested spectator. MT
0Rourke may move $3.50 a h,s
0Kennedy seemed hurried at the start, and ms
,1r work was responsible for the four runs scoIyu
r. The men from Philadelphia Hamilton MT safely
oG3d Mailman ana Delehanty were sent 10 hrst on
aaaTisJ h1lls Cross followed with a tWo-Dase ilit,
11ariton and Mailman scoring. Clements M
saSslv sending home Delehanty ana Cross. IN .hell
sslf Of the inning the home players made run on
TTai,,s tvro-basc h!t and Griffin single
IN the second inning Kennedy showed no lllprYSSc1
r,snt and as a result. the quaker city men addel
t, more runs to their list on three bases on oai!S
lou lou hrs bv Allen Cross and Reilly. in Br2oh,
az half 'Tredway hit between centre anu Hsae
FOR home run. and the inning ended VII" the
scora Al ~ 10 > in Philaielphia's favor. 49,, 800,
Tbe rimple Quakers KEEP; up the siausIi.eI' ~
tn, one more run in the sixth. three more IN tiie
alS and they wound up their terrlhc cahlVHtu
To- with half dozen more runs IN the eislln ~
.Is The nome players were now riilcued LOT eNrIl
naS ,bey made: even when they MADE Two rl'iI
p"; w. seventh inning good batting. the croWu
,n,rbo1 and cheered dersiveY. Their sohtarF run
"a me ninth inning served only 10 decay tNe nv
,ahja end. % dIscOurdSlhE % tHe io'''9 "a ~
sort in BROOKLYN The score.