The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-31

LOUISVILLE, 3: NEW YORK. 3--AFTERNooS GAME
In Frazer. the Young pitcher purchased from
the Louisvii IS have a rising star. Before 10000
wildly excited cranks at the Polo grounds, yes
tsrday afternoon he gave n remarkable exhibi-
tion Of pitching skili and icy nerve, and was
chiefly instrumental In the unexpected down
tared the morning game so easily that the vast
~assembiaRe expected another triumph, but no
fair-mlnded crank could find fault with the ex-
hibition 0f bali playing by both teams or be-
grudgsthe visitors their success.
FraZer's mettle was put to the test In the last
had pitched magnificent ball. allowing but six
hits. Two OF which we're made 10 the first in
Harry Davis began the fun by being hit with a
pitched ball. Frazer then throw Wilson out
Haitren on the ley. however. and purposeiy gave
a has" on balls to George Davis that filed the
CORNER: and When Tiern 1Gs walked to I ihe plate lne
already made thrso OF New York's six hits. and
single would have tied the score. .
1t wa, right at this point that Frazer showed
the plate, then pitched three balls, and finally
fy that Eustace caught and ended the struggle.
IL was one of the best played and most excit-
day. and it was thoroughly relishcd BY every
body. Drd, Clarke, while hit rather freely.
S %aSasrn Me' work ss" !" the TO S %iH' p @sS nSs f lr@in's
crew from batting and scoring. Clarke also re-
seiyed beautiful SUPPORT in the field especially
piilSye1 last ball at every stage, Warner, o'Brien'
and Dexter carrying off the honors. They do
served The victory and were very happy over It,
after i t%" men had, been relied Il l' Clarke sI";
stole second, and came home on Warmers clean
hit to left. The New Works in their half took
tered home when Herman hit IA double to left.
Mike, by tall sprinting. also crossed the rubber
on a wa piIchh . a m y mfn nn oftose S.sasom struck ht
i. was one. two. three, and out. for the tall
nlnr In thu Gnrnnl and fha Trtvin - n
teorci twice. and took the lead By clean hitting
third on Mecresry'. bsseT to right. Mac stoie
second. and on Cisrke,s fly to II. Davis, Cling
a aI Single si'I to left I and Mocrca aSet scored ,oltSTe o'B G :
being third out, G. Davis to CLARK.
o' YHn H al Sew w2 Sor Rss'l hail. Ihr9 Then o Gsor by
Rayi. and d. Tisrnan dF r's ,o singles to left and
htoweyeT, popped a iy to Clarke. and Farrell
forced Herman. while The great crowd groaned
Two more runs were hung up for McGunnigle's
men In the fourth and were charged to Farrell,
who gave "A life to Cassidy with Il low throw. A
Dexter struck out. Ens,ace took a base on balls.
and cot second on Frazer's out. Cassidyhandng
Fight it''" and both ln"S"H Hnst lt"pp in. M fcaf,s y
forcci Clingman and I was New York's turn,
but nothing was done. three men going out on
With one out in the fifth. Warner and O'Brlen
made single drives, but Dad pulled himself to:
k'tilNTi 4 y oht N"oblhy oi't - u
O'Brien. Then Dad Clarke, first up. was hit by
e pitched ball. He was forced by Van, who
stole second nicely. after g. Dayis's long fly had
out on n fine stop and throw by ClinRman.
The l.Ouisvilles were shut out in the sixth, al
though Frazer scratched n hit and reached sec
ond on an out. With Gleason retired in the last
half. Farrell got a base on balls. but a rattllng
doub T. play participated In by O'Brien and Cas-
sidy prevented all chances for runs.
Magnificent stops and throws by Farrell and
Glea-"n served to blank the Louisvilles In the
seventh. and then the crowd began to root for
the locals. Harry Davis flied to Dexter. O'Brien
threw Wilson out. Clarke singled, and Van
Ha ten dird at first.
Three hcs TO the outfeld settled the Louis
vilI"> in the eighth. Then the New Works made
. lutte race that excited the crowd to q white
heat. George Davis hunted. and, AZ Frazer
threw the ball to the right field seats. he didn't
rtop running until he got third. He scored on
. wild pitch, and Herman made his third safe
hit u moment later.
Warner made n wonderful running catch of
GleH, on's foul while tnmbling about among the
New York play rs on the bench. Herman took sec
Ont IN the play and moved to third on Farrell's
out, Eut Bill Clark doomed u ty to McCreary,
and the core stood B to 3.
tllnFran onened the ninth with a safe one,
and wns left On third. Then came another In
ef1er,uhl ra. ~ hy the New Works. which has al
rrndN teen described. and the game was over.
The score: