The sun., 1895-05-09
THE RECORD.
NEW YORK, 10: CINCINNATI, 2.

CIScINsArI,, May s.-,Thero is Joy in the
bosom of tho Rnsie family once more. for Amos
credited TO the Reds were healthy enough to
get along ithout crutches. The Others were Of
one @ OF them Count Counted ID % in The ~ run getting The The
New Workers threaten TO kidnap the elder Rusie
and take him to Louisville. The old gentleman
eat in n box. wearing straw hat and n compa-
cent smile, content to be called the official mas
cot There were several lucky hits OF Phillips
but when hits were needed they were Rounded
out with thuds that made tho runners for three
straight shrink up like new fannels after their
There were just two innings in which the Reds
were permitted to travel along on equal terms
With the New Torkers they y we[e ere. the second and
'front.' BY one run. but they didn't stay there more
run getting is one In which basehits and bases on
balls. blend with delightful frequency. The
when the New Yorks came up for their in,roduc-
tion TO the phenom from the coal region. Herman
Mssa for mSsb 6nss on ~ns h psSs tipped ns.. little
rolled over on the side, and died In a, SPOT
i9st out Of Of the reach OF either smith or
hlt 70 smith and pershcd. Phillips seemed to
think that Van lIaltrcn was dangerous, al
hts n the series. At any any rate FARMER vaughn
lifted his feet over toward third base and Van
Hstren was forced to accept base base or, on balls;
St. .sieE. and when hoFriTsr pists@ up 5 5Is
home. g. The crowd. which had Kissed the presen. .
ta.ion Of ball to Van Hatrsn ehsHred STAT
OF their idea Of the folly Of 7 the play. A''' A'''"
Those two runs were Immediately matched by
the Reds. Ewing began the , second by a terrific
erd base Mer Hsn Wth ii line
rolled onto the right field fence. Miller reached
bali was . trihe wide he started for third and
made the base by tead-first slide. There he
sstayed until Vaughn had sent fly to Van
The daring base running of Latham netted the
runs that for n few brief moments put the Reds
Phillips started off on a base on balls in the
third, but was forced ont by Latham, whose
just as Hoy struck out "Lath' started for second
and he landed there by a clever slide. There were
OF for third base but no again succeeded in
renach,inG n, the goal by by another s1 forward diye,
at the % 6a t
toward third and Rasie couldn't get it to first
n time TO- to settle ~ the second baseman: d During
who reached nrst during that time would have
nad to make TALES to beat out New York as the
1t was silent Mike" who tied the score. He
Phillips and stole second. al aided by by Doyle. Who
halked Vaughn and drew q roar from the
hf like an echo from h Tne
s too ma FAR N s%a
;S, rssSh , The Hsa; ispt m, making bids ior runs
Vaughn and Hogriver dropped safe hits into
short fields. They were lucky fukes, but they
statue and was called ont without. striking
ut one OF the hrcc good balls put him by little
Annie" The bases were full of New Workers in
the fourth, AMI one man was out when Burke
came to the bat, Farrell had made the same
sort Of finger tickling. hit at Philips's expense
that Davis had done In the early stages OF the
game. Rusie had driven a beauty TO centre and
Fuller been surprised by the gift of a base on
balls II had been whispered among the Philis-
tines that Burke had been marked for tho
bench and that Tom Bannon would replace him
at Louisville. AT any ra;c Burke hit that ball
rs II his life were AT stake. and II sailed into
Hoy's territory for two bases, while two runs
game In. Fuller followed ON Tiernans nv to
Muller.
Cincinnati cranks hoped n bit in the sixth
when RMsie sent Ewing and Miller to bases on
balls. Then he strnck Smith ont, and the next
clnchrd the game in their half. Farrell was
easily settled. hut Rusies single. Fuller's base
ou balls. and Eurke's bounder over Latham's
head filled the bases. with one out ,Tiernan
pounded air and sat down. When Hoy quit
iumbln Davis's single. Rusie and Fuller had
score, and Davis had reached second. He came
IN with Burke on Doyc's slash into centre.
That wound up the run getting. The score: