The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-03

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NEW YORK, .; BROOKLYN. 8.
It was another heir;raising nffairI,that rpn.in
ties, good and bad feldins, sensational and
S aSi,h RI. base Tnnning sco and Light sl,cb% hating;
was not a model exhibition OF the national game.
therefore, us far as perfection goes, but ~ Kept
It finally endod in favor Of the New FORKS, after
the score had scc.sawed back and forth in each
Joy on the part Of Joy co.'s many followers.
II has been said OF young Seymour that his
were a dozen reasons in this game why he
should have done 60. but he showed that he
really Possesses nerve. and his pitching under
splendid piece of work. The New Works have
not played SO rasgedly in the n d for weeks
he covered his position in such a manner that
there were cries for Donneliy, the new
by Bill CLARK he might have Numbered twice
other good plays at critical points and received
the applause Of the multitude when victory had
menda bic example by not kicking at every deui-
sig. .S'a Of the umpire s SO that /, the game 6 S,s e no
able TO those VINO ike clean Dali. Day ; Work
vas an Improvement over his peFiormanee on
Saturday and there was very little fault-dnding.
The usually reliable George L Davis had two err
Holmes contributed a couple more. SO that 1t
can be Justly said that six Of the Brooklyns'
But on the other hand the Harlemites did
some scoring which was also helped along by
plumbers. Grim and Smith were responsible
for four runs at least. Grim, on one occasion.
with one out and men on second and third.
ing. a third strike. believing that that
made the third out. The man on third
s guilty IN Of pn a ssapid p AHaer when w Rs S wsS
caught asleep two yards Oft second base just
Ct a time when the BrUoklyns were sizing up
under tho defeat Of Saturday. showed the right
spirit by insisting on taking another shy at tho
the poor playing behind him. Griffin. in strik-
ing contrast 70 several members OF his team,
gave q beautiful exhibition of base running and
batting. He scored five runs In all by some tall
in A the d sns N tss hGoos sas scored ssss fa s@ies put xS Sss
they should have received a blank. Griffin
opd on Joyoe's juSele Of Jonss!s sharp boanser.
Anderson received orders TO sacrifice. which he
ne nSy S9s s9sla . Dc a. 1 IN y Pro% aad So stsq psbS on.; m sGisi
nRippeod az second had aiesson prop proper IS. Covered tSed
Scrappy, who threw the bali three feet over
Clark's head, and two men came in. Shoch was
The Now Yorks took the lead IN the second.
Davis received four balls, and as Gleason's sim
were covered. Davis counted on Holiness out,
and Gleason crossed the plate on Bill ClaIk's
on third with ns a two-bsgeer and then Grim
6lundered. As Seymour struck out the Brook
llyn catcher threw the ball toward centre field.
nall Warner ut third. but Clark had mean
while numbered home With the free Eift; Brook.
bling Kennedy of q long safe drive by making a
In tho third the New Yorks increased their
total to i've. Van Haitren led of with a safe
bunt and ran to second on Tiernan's slow
stimulated Davis 30 that he banged a single to
right and Van dashed home. joyce, TOO. raced
loft by Holmes who fouled out.
The Brooklyns made things Interesting in their
half by scoring twice and bringing the figures up
to b to 4. Griffin. cut the inning loose with a fine
two-bagger to left. The next two men were easy
victims. but when DAVIS fumbled shindle,s
yielded three bags, although Tiernan came
and shindie got home. Lachance would haye
scored also but for a superb stop and throw by
BARNES men assumed a temporary lead in the
to left, which HoImes misjudFed, so that, the
Brooklyn captain got IL three Dagger for his
pains. He quickly scored on Jones's single. and
Anderson followed with a corking base hit 10
centre. which put Jones ON third. Jones counted
on Shindie's out and Anderson reached SOC
oonndd. Laehance was hit by a pitched ball.
Just then Anderson fell asleep. and u
speedy throw by seymour TO Davis caught him
blum 10 get back. 1t was certainly Encouraging
for the brooklyn %rooters, as shoch banged a
single TO right which would have surely sent in
another run. AS A. was, two men were left, as
Joyce neatly handled Grin's prosecutor which
The score was 8 to 5 against the Harlemites,
put IN ihe sixth they again secured the lead.
psrtisli s,n Tadae amS G h!%ssif ~ Gyo4 ta S%t; RU oaT q
two-osgGeE. on which Davis mGnaged TO score
from IOn nrst base, as AnGers9n folded the hit IN
shot and had a cinch on Holmes at third, but
"Germany" made a sloveniy throw to Shindle
and Duckey sprintcd in, making the score z TO
@. Clark was left on second. the next two men
popping up ty balls LoT onts; ,a.
Mike secured four balls and hustled to second
mour's head and GriIin started on y wild break
for third. As no rounded the bag Gleason vas
from mn hin, I and d D SSss' sent It It VIDE i to tho p pSSs
Griffin. however, would probably have modo
Tho Tho r run @H Sboa DAVIS as ne sS wss h Tsi tr ON a T "a to
closed the inning with a ny to Van:
The crowd was worked up to a white heat as
Dayis began New York's eighth with a base on
balls The cranks began to root and yell until 1t
Holiness out. The inheId played for the Plate e
grounder. Which went through ssmith's iess. AMI
both George and the Kid Tailed. Warner and
seymour Inou Ilcu out ana Inc score WAS u To n.
Once more, with two out, the irreprcssiole
Griffin got to first on balls In the last half, and
promptly made a dash for second. As he did 80
Jones drove the leather through Joyce, and
when Holmes fumbled II Mike scooted right
around 10 the plate. while Jones got TO third.
Anderson however, could not bring in the tieing
run, his tap to Davis closing the inning.
Seymour was "a whirlwind In the last half Of
the ninth and the Brooklyns went out 80 easily
that the crowd from this city laughed heartily.
Inc brooklyn cranks, however, had SO many
II statements to make that They are probably
talking yet. The score:
NEW YORK. BlooKLYs.
Il. In 70. A. L. II. liz. 20 A,E
V'nHalt'n,cf1 4 o OlGrimn, cf..,.b q 20 O
Herman. RIO 0 3 0 0,JOnes. rf....2 l o o /
Joyce, 3b....l 0 l D Anderson, ITO 1 o
Davi1. ~. ....3 2 ! o 2 Shindle, 3b.. o / o
Gleason. Chg . o I lLachRnce, lb.O o o