The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-08
Il RECORD.
rw YORK. 10; CHICAGO,

NEW YORK, 10; CHICAGO, o.
Tho New Works played a much better 9 eme 91
:s5isss, and a on g.. Saturday snS ts The seem 11sldi 10 h %Ss
tmprovement, but there is still considcras,le
lacking. sullivan. attss a lGng ~. Fe sns on mt. a.
but in the ffth inning a wet bali made him los ;
control, and cyclone" Sc ymour was sent into
down with one hit in the remaining innings.
S ssS. %TP E%5 EEm;s Thlo haH los; sns sss,sssi S Shipsss 5Sr
was a little off in calling balls and strikes: but
he E was 2 big dgs imIr sSs as%s % Syss a = sw r5saSSsssG TO-
!, ! ,% RsEIIin,l u yrI StSSP Il but N Mse osnaSt st asllGSs seo SlsH
LANCE ,ioaisd to Clark and Pop, An nss ~ 70,
foui to 'J joyce S.''S Van Haitren led on for New
York with q sharp base hit to centre and was
5SSESss and ny i Da1is ef Sa M sit q The iSislS. .I'A
In the, second Ryan began ChicagS,s hall Win Ttn
f nsnt 0i tMo and %e was w SaSse out e' eP hHies: A' Gleason
scratched a hit to Pfefrer. beating out the throy
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base on balls just as Gleason medo q clean steal
9 Off,. third hSd War; WSEne Ev. TAPPED Was t slSw DRe h inM oas.
Gleason made the first run for New York Sulli-
van retired the side on 2 foul: turn ,,-ss
order in the second. In, New Yerk's hall. ya9
Haltren made another clean single. and reached
tnlfu On bWO outs. DhNib
and stole second unmolestod. But both runners
were left, as Pfetfer threw Gleason out on q
The visitors tied the score in the fourth; With
one out, Arson waited for a base on oalis sue
%ts &c iefa. Ryan sna ' ssnt i e Ssss hit GR to oS centre. on which
Arson counted. but Thornton was Tipped at
third; Pfe TSs N wSs j t6rra t Gat on sso a ss9 ANU eun as
in drlzzling rain which began to fall. He lines
gtarted Tho nun with a hit. and Clarke fieS to
scoring. Vans base on balls covered the baea*
and Herman forced Warner at the plate. JOYCE
baeser to left and cleared the bases, but was left
The bali was wet now, and it bothered Sullivan
considerably. kittridge began the nth with q
E fsRsre 70 struck iSaelk H out, S snd four t Balls to ono Mccormick C
filled the bases. Then Gleason made a mirAcu-
i ssT, rgnniRb ss, catch Rh. Of a on ses Snil,s y safe hei nia fr Sna
Thornton forced in both Kittridge and Grifith.
while Rysn's single put Mccormick and AnsSn
give way to Seymour. Kittridge sent q fly to
players out in the sixth. In New York's hall,
E E1sa aaf Knocked SSi; d' doWn t terrii ioi low IN n from
Davis and forced Mike, Gleason filled the bases
runs, as Holmes was thrown out BY Grifath on
an easy tap. .
oo Asaia Il ' bsa fsG'p sse %1 s:EI%Sst sse ssr Gas, sp ssi
son striking ont; Warner showsd his iadigna,
been called a strike and Emslie slapped on o nne
of $40. Joyce's men added another run to their
string in the last half, Clark secured four balls,
took SECOND on an out and ran In on MoCor-
In the eighth Anson's men made their last run
when Ryan was hit by a pitched ball, got to Sec
ond on Pfeffer's out. stole third, and came in on
victory in the last half with three runs. After
Herman had fouled out, Joyce received four
clean bascr to right Gri1fth hit Gleason, and
Joyce scored on Holiness out. Clark was also
muffed Warmers easy fly Davis and Gleason
came home with the last runs Of the game. The
score: