New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
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Earned runs-Cincinnau L. First base on errors
Brooklyn 1. Left bases-Brooklyn o, Cinclhhau D.
First base on balls-on Terry T. of Duryes l. SuucH
out-By Terry 3. by Duryea 4. Two-base hlt-honiuSy
Sacrifice hits-Pinkney 1. Corkhn l. Beard Ieoeau l.
stoler. bases-McPhee 3, Reilly Double plays-Bearu
McPhee and Reilly 1, Smith, Collins and Fouz l. Hi'
by pitcher-Pinkney 1. Reilly l. Wild Pteh-pupea'
Umpires-Ganney and Kerins. Time OF galne-l'oo
The Giants have been slngnlarly unfortunate this
season in their series with the Eastern clubs, and the
sooner the games with Boston, Philadelphia and Wash
inson are completed the better for the peace OF mnd
of the followers of the local club. Had the New
York team been successful against the basterh
teams as 1t has against the Western teams. Boston
would pot now be In the lead
The Washington and Philadelphia teams have
always been the sturdiesC of opponents against inc
Giants, and II those teams would play with the
same vim against the other teams of the League, theS
would improve their present records. In me series
played thus far against the three Eastern teams Vi
the League the Giants have barely held then OWL
winning fourteen games and losing an equai nunoeI'
The Boston club, in the same SERIES has won t"entS
one games and lost only eleven' although IN the
individual series between Ne"-1orh am pos''" o
team has five games
Renewed confidence marks the work OF the BOSTON
team Of late and the nine are playing steamer eao
,hor ,bov nlaved before NETWORKS recent dis
baar,cnpr work NAV be, in measure, Responsible loi
,ha, ,enewed confidence at the Hub The Giants are ac-
customed 10 Just such periods of poor playing as thoy
did last week This should be changed immedia'oiy
even II heroic measures of discipline to certain
players have 10 be adopted
That renewed confidence" at Boston can US 'uri'0
10 fear and Generalization II the Giants nave ihu
10 accomplish this, and the players ana mahaseh'7i'
ore Il 10 themselves as well 10 their many iileS
10 plav baseball and 10 play II WELL The Giants are
prone 10 over-confdcnce, and a moic dangerous CIT
Inent never injured a baseball team. If they eApec'
10 win the pennant this year they cannot ahoiu u
relax their efforts I'm single game, even II inc pd'e
be with Washington and Indianapolis. New-Ao'A
has a better teamA although probably not SO s'o's
in individual players Boston, and the penhaht DC
longs right here in New-Yoik. VIII the Giants Oflhs
II here That is the question which Is causing Ill
somnia 10 half the baseball cranks" on this Island
Over in Philadelphia the followers oil the Le"s"o
team of that city are much happier than they were
yveek or Two ago That team is playing in greatly
,muroved form and as the road TO baseball pcnnah's
Is winding and full of deep trenches, the oua"er'
may slip by and surprise New-iork and BOSTON YET
The Cleveland team has been enjoying to0Oggahlhs
AT f1ghtful rate lately, to the intense delight Oh l'
veteran critics and players of tue League Inv
Youngsters were going too fast, and got out vi WIN"
Chicago Is still nearer the bottom than the Top aO
blindness of heart forbds any mention OF the piiapl
condition of the Pittsburg Indianapolis ana Nd'h
,.r.oo ,came Is follows: