The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-03
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The New Yorks were beaten by tho reorgan-
lied Louisyillcs yesterday just when %Joyce's
men were about TO celebrate a victory. The dis
was 4 to ? in favor OF tho M~ariemites. Meokin
had bcen pitching such Gilt;edged ball that no
and half Of tho spectators had left the field
when the slaughter began 5 any, When En- the score t had
tSeee ' bases an on T bsils. joyce 9S% "i took the big pitcher
out. It looked like a mistake, for the next man.
Wilson, had been piS for JonStt i IN the previous enS $
ground hit or fly bali might have turned the tide.
As it was. Dad Clarke, who went INTO the box at
had not warmed up. and as a result the first
ball he threw in, brought dire disaster, for VIII
The Louisvilles arc fast players, no mistake.
From the jump they pmt up a busting ,stH " ak HEgf,SSs sy
dem stafford and Bill Wilson, stafford Sspe-
ming. though entirely. without speed and very
wild at that. was quite q puzzle to tho New
Ing manner. Warner again showed signs Of
ovcrwork and made n couple of costly b!unders.,
stafford received hearty applause, and u floral
ming. Ho was thrown ont by Joyce, and then
McCreary hunted safely. As Rogers came to the
fns M 'n ses iRleRePl PUT settled II 4 81 81 y JOYCE pss''; The r'$ Ssw
''Duckey'' Holmes cracked a two-baegor to left
centre and went TO third on Wilson's long, fly to
right. Warner raped the Dali 10 STANFORD, VINO
threw Holmes out at the plate, Meekin and Van
Haltren followed with singles and Warner
scored. Herman being third out on a tap TO
Rogers.
Yorker, to tie the score in the, fourth. He
caught one of Mcekin's straight ones on the end
Of his bat and hammered it into the 25-ccnt
seats for a home run. In the last half Warner
began with n clean hit and reached third on
Meekin's two-bagger TO right, He scored on
Vans long fly to Pickering. Mike Herman then
drove a double to left. but two fine throws by
Pickering and Stafford nipped Meekin at the
plate. Bases on balls to Joyce and Davis COW
cred the corners and Gleason's base hit to right
brought in two more runners. Gleason stole
Clarke.
Pickering. first up in Louisvillc's fifth. got
two bases on Davis's high throw over Wilson's
head. He ran to third on u wild pitch and
scored on Hemmings out. making the score 1
to =. Joyce's men went out quickly in the last
field.
There was little or no excitement now until
the ninth inning. Clingman started the fun with
a clever bunt, and Werden sent him home with
a rafting three.bagger to right centre. Stafford
then hit up a long foul which Herman took after
the tieing run. McCreary waited for his base
and got it, and waltzed to second on n passed
ball. Rogers also received four wide ones. and
Pickering put up an easy foul which Warner in
gloriously muffed. Then Pickering got another
base on balls. and the bags were filed.
At this stage OF the game Joyce decided tC
take Meckin out and substitute Dad Clarke
Wilson hit the first ball pitched for two bases
clearing the bases. Wilson was nailed at third
and Hemming was thrown out by Gleason. ThC
New Works were very easy in the last half anc
the cranks went away growing. The score: