New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-25
TWO VICTORIES IN A DAY.
ruu GIANTS ARE pIGMEs NO LONGER

,pu1. pEFEATED IN TWO LIVELY OoN'
o,rurR GAMES AND THE RECORDS.
nc crowd and great deal of enthusi-
a"e,e 81 polo Grounds yesterday afternoon "no"
asn ~,,~ and Philadelphla's representative o"e
~ ..oms crossed bats I'm two games 'ho H. ~, :,
- uve,x and kept the crowd In con.in"ou So an
,,.uen. The Giants won by tine rais az ". -, 1T
80 zenith inning Young Anderson was then 'a"'r os
, pTnton nut in 10 pitch About 9,OOV pcoflo ,hlo
ana SUNNI -. and richardson played in remarNspio
rrronirc McOuade's decisions did not eNo o
.im 80 thu onlookers had considerable S""'0
sosnt at his expense. ont with
In the deciding inning there were '"o ,oSar,son
p,oh.,ason on first and Ewing on thlTu' ~" -, xos
,,arted for second and Ewing for home. .. Iaver
.Noxn down 70 catch Richardson, ou' ~ aocbed
@ .,av.r lodging managed to eude Myers anu ,ha.
Ny "a .tslv The Philadelphia players asser'eu Nc.
D,oho-s.on ran out of the base line, but OHi ra
ga. aid not and that gave the Giants 'no ~tber
o,n.v nitched a fairly good game, out wac -
~. =, .,rnes His support was not OF tho -. ,nnInr
r,r,nr one-hand catch by Gore IN INC ~, - eeen
.ho,,t ss remarkable play as has ever Ooo" ~,
was aDou' - Myers was struck on the arm py a
u,,ched ball and so severely injured N Ttnc was
80, NAV IN the second game '., lint
.Iso had,y injured by foul tip in tho nis' hind
,t,or DELAY of fifteen minutes plucAlS - yrcre
~. Rat again Anderson, who looked d ., 20. work
a few stray hayseeds about him. VIII Nv 80 conf
With more practice which VIII Drihs I'm ,.ahor with
dence in himself lie is lei'-hal hS.,,les
rr.at ,need and unusually puzzhng cu .Ao onen-
nm. NovyorNers were quickly put OUT ID W nd
a,trg brilliant doubleplay Oy ios" CITY
Ea,rar doing much to prevent runs i"0 - ~ the
,,av.rs were more fortunate IN uo "a wand
inning and scoring two runs, tooA "' G. on called
,,ruck ont. but Mailman was SEM ~ NJ v,cious
halls with the usual fatal result locked like
,ne drive between centre and rlsh| - ore-bapd
ino 80. hpt Gore made his wonderful o' - 80
.oh and MYERS was out. Thompson N'' otounson
80 old sending Mailman TO thru nTn,vev,s
Nm stole TO second, with Mailman sco'"nS va
arive to left field -, ao.o,d inning each
NSi g. o,,iok order In the thru in".-n
eo'ne w. aro,ber base on called balls payeo d" 1r'
~..nt mart With two men OUT - Col.
- IN first base called oahs' ata centre
hi1o's ,.1 a two-bagger between lett anu -
80 and MYERS scored. philadelphia h"1
runs TO NewYork nothlng' 49,. hecan TO play
~ che fourth inning the Giants Vos"" ~ +hoir
i" O aoo,5nc two runs reduced the LEAD Oh 'n,,a
D@-,, After Gore had been put OUT num- a.,
.,-. 80 csntre field The hect-footed holuoi 'D
dia,olx started for second at CHPPIe I'D
r,aoents throw wildly and TieInan kep' ." - Tho
ring bit 70 short, but Herman Dca' 'Ho O .,ou,n
L".oe NARROW margin. Ewing was tnro"H
a,t xbue irving to steal TO second O"il"o- I'LL
d,h hard drive 10 left field, anu q" ~ c,r
,-,soA over the fence Connor easily maue tH9 , .
o,rt ~ the bases. and the score was Fhiau'P"' -
NewYork 2. ..os,v for New
work the visiting players scoring three run III
NOR work by Ward. ODay ana Ooro' - short
safelv and so did Clements foEdr'S nv r. Ron
90. va otor SLIGHTLY fumblng it. tire" III" OA-'
Ill, an second and Nulvey scored on the or,oi
Gore could have put Fogarty out al s eoonu' ao,S
n.ro,- wildly. Falqar then hit safely 70 centI9 "
md Clements and Fogarty scored ana inc Vu'H'''
gero four ahead aud tbo
~ +he lpcly seventh inning arrived ana inc
yd boyyled as the Giants piled up seven runs alo
80 tho Lead Eleven went 10 the pat H"4s
'oo- " - ct on called balls and stolo TO second
o and Ward were easily put out
ptah.,dson hit safely TO left heh' SEN"
to- Ewing 10 third. Richardson s'df'cu
tor second and Ewing scored. OR0uike then hit SaeH
., 1eft field for two bases and Richardson scoreu
Whitney hit safely, and stole to seconu' D"y
hanged the ball TO right field and Ohourhe an"
whitney scored amid wild excitement uoIc ni
lowed with twobase hit 10 leiV heiu' anu 49,
,vos cent 10 first on called balls, hnns the Dd9os
C@~,aIn Ewing was equal to the occasion ana sent
.I 81, through short and O'Day, Gore and Ierhah
scored. 49,. o,,o,or CITY men
od two rms and made the result seem sun ioi0
n,oartain. Myers took first on an error ny ,t ,
- "a ON error by Conner gave Thompson hio.
rhon,nso, started for second as EWING oioS "iui
mvers scored Gore also fumbed the Dan ~'u % ~
.on seo1ed ON the error. ms leiV 'ne s0 a,,os
., Nsx.Yorlfs favor and the crowd IN an eAci''"
condition. ,.. e., +V,e ninth
- xrtth one more run Herman hit safely ana so
ga Common. Ward hit safely to right heid ior 'wo
- and Tiernan scored. The tsbulsted result as
follows:
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