The sun., 1897-07-07

NEW YORK. z; BROOKLYN,

NEW YORK z; BRooKLYE, D.
Thero was hot time at Eastern Park yestor-
day. A crowd OF 5000 baseball cranks. among
YorEs. saw Joyoo's mon win from the Brooklyns
IN what rSyeS t. b 81 s9 ssss sssns Ss
gorS tho s0Ssss game. % and danR care much about
ptehns but when Capt joyce In;;.tSa a.. tss
ShsW S how For srht anys %
ball; the Brooklyps getting but hys bits hfoS Shd
%ond have FSR rssusa for The New
lead a 5SS fat Ss and
beauty ana 10y forever in the estmstiSn ma On, q q
seen here this year. The team also hit the ball
and tSs nd Of Sehnd
markabie pitching Of Ruse. Meekin, and scy-
an oxceIlent position to make Z strong fnish
when they como back again. ,
.maiins % bis lis drst % bow W in Isasus COMPANY this
fair But HS two S tSes
Siunaers u Soi % we're Costly. canavans second:bsso
SS ana Sna wse
result Several cranks In The righttaeid bleach
through huge megaphones.
Van HAsren opened the game with With. @ base on on
Of Daviss foul and Gleason grounded TO hrst.
out put 6im on third. Anderson hit sharply t9
shindle died to Tiornan.
Cansvan msdea couple Of star plays In the
Warner % ana then. with man on afst and second,
no EobbSd terrific hit from MSSsln ra 81 and
idiy dispusped Sp % of IN the last ns and then tho
New Yorks made their friends happy BY scoring
h Ii. the to sahtss MsPsd f: o
got in a clover sacridoe., George payis was
M SSafhs 70 both 9TH mem mem in a. with S peach Of drive to
lsfs. He stole second. kept on to third, ss
tumble Of GIeason's difficult bounder. The Kid
shipdle ef hit for two bases in tho fourth after
two were out and was left In the hfth each
team made q run. After George Smith had put
sd Sa Nike au aome
out Gesson scratched hi but aso sh0sh
Ssrs sPsos long aafiats da 70 iF oehtss a'"4
si:! sss %s mi ss sss
hit by Griffin 5Snsss Ss,s ssss on balls a
began the s5th wth Iass on brS and
smash to snG arin p the last sSs
in the eighth. Van HAltren hit safely an scored
New York's last run on Tiernens double. Mike
was left on third, as Joyce aud Davis grounded
to the inheld. Shoch singled In the last half.
but was caught trying 10 stretch tho hit into
two-bagger.
Now came the ninth, and with 1t a big sur
prise Tho New Yorks went out IN order. and
tho crowd began to leave, as the score was to
against Barnie's men. smith was hrat out on .
foul to Warner, and moro people got up to go.
A few waited moment, as Grim singled,
and many came back when Dunn scratched q
hit past Meekin. The latter had let down per
eeptiby In his speed and the craAks yelled:
Warner threw the ball over Gleason's head In
an effort to catch Grim of second, and John
dashed to third. Capt. Griffin brought nearly
all of the departing craDks back on tho run by
smashing base hit to left and sending Grim
home. Dunn. by slow running only got as far
as second, SO that hs was forced when Jones
grounded to Davis.
anderson kept M tho excitement, however
by scoring Griffin with n sharp single over SOC
out and two runners were on bases anAous tc
score. Billy 3hindle camo to tho plate, AID @
man yelled 10 him through moRaphone:
"f you don't hit the ball safe, old boy. wei
put you in tho Horse Hair Leaguel'
Tho moro thought OF such oblivion put re
newed vigor into Billy for tho first good one
that came across the plate was hammered on
dead limo for the left fold fence. 1t was u cleaI
twohagger, and the cranks ro1' cd In both dc
light and diamay az two moro runs came across
the plate.
only two to tie" was the cry everywhere
and wnon Shoch got q life on Daviss low throw
to first there was q wild time Meekin thcr
frightened his bolt buckle threw in terrific speed
and Canoyan ended the battle by booming