The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-17

LOUiSVIIlIs o. NJ" tohk, F-SEoOND JAKE.
LOUISVILLE. July 16.-The New Yorks lost the
second game owing to the umpire's decisions.
Joyce claims, though. as . matter Of fact, 1t was
Joyce's Door judgment. coupled with the facs
that he and all his men surrounded the umpire,
allowing Pickering to steal homo with the win
ming run. Several fights were narrowly averted,
and the bleachers rushed on the aeld when Parke
Wilson lost his head and struck Hook. who was
ct bat. Two policemen escorted Wilson from the
AsId. and during tho scrimmage Pickering stole
home. tho bases being oiled. and every one Of
the New Yorks lost his head. The story begins at
the opening Of the ninth inning. The score was
2 TO 2 in New York's favor. and all the visitors
man mp for Louisville. cracked q two-begRer to
The left field fence. .Hock knocked one which
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Joyce, who thought 1t would roll foul and did
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bad no warming-up practice and was all out Of
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Fraser. Pickering took a advantage Of Rusie 8 lack
e Ss.s ssnt Fa,i and S.Jg s ssrr ! ss .ss on balls snd a aIiin 9Th. The
Werden lodged two wild ones. and In falling to
high az to baviS. Two mem en' were soa out and sie one
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heard. Hoef vas :. BAT. P PsEf eS wilson, @os also %
DIST. Hook, raised his bat to strike back. but
Fred Clarke rushed betTeon., raised his arm
al were rushing toward the plate, While PICK.
Sring st9le hSme from third. knocking a police
n oap Rei 5oSse e. had a' a said sS ssnss' l sas Risa'ssil lis bot.,
after the game than no wired a protest OF the
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served %, n9t a%., g. President PSiii.n That IL
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Wolf gave decisions as be saw them, and
s sSsatsd yb Il e sssni, n be s"i h, th& W, bis decisions
the bat In the ninth inning. There was room
for doubt 90 one ,all only. Three others were
other ball was tho irst ball Rusie put over to
Wilson. u was as high as his shoulder. but split
The chief fault seemed to have been that
Rusie had no warming up practice, while SulIi-
van, angered at being removed when tho game
was won, Kept nagginR ut Joyce from the coach.
inR lines. or az near thereto as no could get, to
SHOW that he was wild. Amos protested
while Pickering WAS at tho bat that he lacked
control. joyce called for Dad Clarke and Glea.
son went 10 hunt him. But Dad had sought
refuge and Rus 9 had 70 stay in the boy. Meekin
was also under cover and Seymour was in the
o%utneid, Joyce had plainly lost his head. and
80 had the others.
PsrLe Wilson's assault upon Hook was prob
ABLY que 70 the excitement. Hook had NOT had
q ball pitched 10 him, Ne The whole New YORK
team saw Wilson strike him aud had surrounded
Wolf. Wilson had the ball In his hand 10 pre-
vent Pickering from scoring. but when he
pushed to strike Hook he forgot his duty. Cant.
Joyce declares the game was a barofsced rob
berry, and insists that II cannot stand. Umpire
Wolf was seen By The Sun reporter after tho
Joyce and all others had surrounded me and
were abusing me, Even Parke Wilson struck at
me, and tAsn when Hook interfcred struck
Hook. Pickering came home during the scrim-
mage. was holding = watch on Joyce and
Marned bin to resume play. Had not Picker
awarded the game 10 Louisville o TO o. us Joyce
had refused 10 20 on with the game, Enough a
minute had elapsed and l had ordered the s,mo
TO proceed. was honest In my decls.aIs, /
" NIX JGyco lost his head and that this led TO
tho whole team going intO The game.
Vol IL an, old haI pa! Cr, and formerly PLAYED
In tho outteld for Louis yillG and other AsSocia.
zion Teams. He has a rsplthtipn for being thor.
oughIy honest. Ie put Gleason out OF the game
BAasSSn At Rias'ssOAd To-SAsrssw.