The sun., 1897-06-01
THE RECORDS:
NEW YORK. 10; PrrTsBuRe. Q.

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NEW YORK. 10; PrrTsBuRa, Q.
One OF the largest crowds that has over boon
seen at the Polo grounds attended tho afternoon
game between the Now Yorks and Pittsburgs.
There wero over $4,000 persons who paid ad-
mission to the big field, and they had q royal
treat The Pittsburgs have been playing such
fast ball that they are well up near the leaders,
and whom tho locals disposed Of them in a can
ter there was no end OF rejoicing among the
cranks. When the New Yorks were In Pitts
burg on the recent Western trip, they stacked
up against Tanuehill, O lett-handed pitcher who
completely baffied their attempts to hit the ball.
trick yesterday, but failed sienslly. He may be
effective against some clubs, and might have
been in this second meeting with Joyoe's men
nelders had not been suffering from q Temporary
attack Of blind staggers. In the very first
ing another inning he was compelled to give
way to HASTINGS. but finished the game credit
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recorded In the first inning tho visitors had to
laugh themselves. Ely and Sugden were the
costly.
As in previous games which have been pitched
When the great twirler went into tho box to
begin his work he received an ovation from the
vast assemblage which packed the stands to
shape, but his pitching was immense; Com
as sp.es ss all he sasss ss
used his head and mixed slow balls with fast
until the crowd was carried "a, Hwsy The
prevent runs. q. Thirteen hits were picked from m
hi. delivery. but they practically amounted to
brought his T strategy @ into play. and the Pitts.
bpsgs were pigIIiss In his iron grasp.
done since wearing local uniform. Ho handled
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t hsst PtsSTrg batter sent @ b. twisting liner to
moment pandemonium broke loose as the big
pitcher made splendid stop, OF Harry Davis 8
who doubled up the Batter at nrst with a a
The excitement continued a. Van Haltren bo-
TO left field. Then Tiernan hammered such q
heavy ons to Harry Davis that the latter could
another to the Pittsburg first baseman, who made
awili throw 10 second and the bases were filled,
Van, strange 10 say. making no attempt to score
George Davis was hit on the arm by pitched
bail. and Van Heltren was forced home; Glee-
h, back to the ball Holmes hunted in such q
manner that he was safe, but Sngden fell all
slid across the plate. Wilson then shot safe
one past third, Joyce scoring on tho hit, and
Davis got in, too, as Sugden muffed Smith Q
Warner brought Holmes in with q left Held
single and Isusie,s out moved both runners along.
son in and then Van made a blum to steal. Pad
den dropned he throw down and Warner scored.
ran out OF the line, but the umpire wouldn't call
him out and the Califog nian finally managed to
Fet back to to- first # ,ai aided BY Eys poor throw
10 right and " hen Mike drew throw 10 second,
Van Van dashed in with tho eighth run. Another
second. but Joyce ended the slaughter by striking
out Six hits and seven errors had done the
Davis began New York's half Of the second
with rattiing two b"gger to left. went to third
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Rusie was settled BY Elv and Van Haltren made
vas found to 30 in peaceful sleep. Mike Tier
cs sot reoeTed bsd bsV
shot q safe one through Ely and Mike came in
Snt Joyce was pinned dSTn oG at third After tha
opened with clean single and ran to third oil
Hoosler put on extra steam and struck out botl
Donnelly and Brodie When Joyce throw ou
Donovan and the runners were left the vas
crowd arose and cheered wildly for the indiana
boy.
Pittsburg broke the ice in the fifth with thei
only runs After Padden had fied TO Wilson
Sugden hit safely and Hastings got o base oil
balls. Smith put q base hit in left and Sugdel
ran in. Ely scratched one TO George Davis
whose wild throw TO Gleason to forge Smith al
lowed Hastings to cross the plate; Van Haltrel
and Gleason, after juggling Donnellys bounder
got him out with quick throw.
Brode began Pittsburg's 8 sixth with rattlinl
single to right Joyce collared Donovan Q higl
foul and Padden pasted q drive for one base u
| right. Holmes dropped Sugien's short hy bu
suct eeded in forcing Brodie at third, and Hast
ings was third out on strikes.
After two mon were out in the ninth Harr
Davis got a life on his namesake's wide throw
Tho crowd, thinking the man was out jumpe
into the field and caused delay Of five minute
before play could be resumed; passed bal
safely; Then Holmes caught 9 fly from Brodis
and the crowd rushed into the field again I
congratulate Rusie and the winners. The bi
pitcher had to literally fight his way to the clut
house. The score:
NEW YORK PITTsBURd.