New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-14
NO QUARTER FOR THE GIANTS
THIS TIME DETROIT BEATS THEM.
THE SCORE WAS s TO 6-ATTESDANCE AT THE POLO
GROUNDS STEADILY DwINDLING.

THE SCORE WAS TO 6-ATTESDANcE At THE POLO
GROUNDS STEADILY DwINDLING.
Governor Hill was one of the 3,s32 people who
went TO the Polo Grounds yesterday to see the New"
York and Detroit clubs play baseball. TWO amateur
mines might have played considerably more scientific
came The Detroit nine won because their local
onponents played like lot of schoolboys during the
first half Of the game The local players rallied ana
PLAYED like real giants in the last two innings out inc
rally came too late. Richardson, Tncomp, ia me-"
and Conner distinguished themselves In anything put
ereditabc manner. They made the oniookers weary
and many left the grounds before the game was nan
over Gore did nothing, OF course.
people who 20 TO the Polo Grounds now think that
there lot Of useless material on the salary list OF
the New-York club. OF the eighteen players uhdor
Manager Mutrle, or eight are prooaDy eoou
men. the rest are useless. 1t might be good IDEA
10 mt up the useless timber at auction and WIN inc
nroceeas purchase the release of two or three FIRST
class baseball players. Denny and one COED out
leder would be worth all the Cores, Fosters Georges
weidmans, Browns and Cranes In the country.
The WORKS were first at the bat but the Detroits
were the first TO In the hfst inning lltco"o
sent H. Richardson 10 first on called balls He went
10 second on Thompsons out at first, to third on an
error by Hatfield and scored hit TO centre field
nv White In the second inning the visiting players
scored two more runs and Increased their iead A'cr
Hanlon and Cancel had struck out Conway maze a
safe hit 10 left field He scored on base MT TO
the centre field nagpole by Sutch1e "A passeu o"i
by Murphy allowed sutciile 10 score. Inc local
players cot one run In the third inning on wild throw
nv White Richardson sent an easy grounder 10
white but that player threw It over under the free
seats instead OF at first base and Richardson made the
circuit of the bases.
The Detroit players also scored run In ther part
OF the third inning White made hit but was forced
ont by Twitchel Then errors by Conner and ORourke
allowed Twitchell TO score. re fourth inning was
dismal one TO the followers Of the home club. The
detroit men scored four more runs. not one of them
beinr earned Richardson made a hit, while both
Rowe and White were struck by pitched balls, ana
the bases were full. Twitchell sent an easy bounder
10 second but Danny" Richardson made wild
throw to the homo plate and both II. Richardson and
Rowe scored on the error. llanlon made scratch
and Deacon White scored Twtcbel scored on
another bungng error by d. Richardson
The local players got another single run IN the
eighth inning more through good luck than good
playing ORourhe made a hit along tho left field
fonI line and went to second Hatfeld's ont at
first Murphy made a scratch hit which bounded
over Rowe's head and O'Rourke scored amid shouts
of derslon.
The New Workers rallied in the last inning ana
scored four runs. Slattery made hit and scored on
q threebagger TO centre fell by Richaldson The
latter was allowed to steal home Conner made
hit and scored on a threcbass hit to centre by
O'Rourke. Cores out TO Hanlon allowed o'Kourke
to score. The was: