New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

Sacrifice bsEConnor. o. Rourke Myers Double PLAY
Richardson. Ward and ConnoF' O'pIe
Il 80.
The second game was started at 3 40 p. M, be-
came q burlesque at a. and was a regular circus at
J. The Newly orkers did not play with anything nke
the same vim a, in the first match and were easIy
beaten Crane gave nine bases on called ballS an
extremely weak and costly proc 'edng, Tor out OF
that number five runs were scored. kchaluson
playcd in good FORM but Ewings reaSsurfng pres
ence was needed before the second inning, ana the
Phiadelphians won their fist victory In Ne"-fork
City this year.
Ncw-Yoik went first TO the bat, but the players
seemed trcd and were quickly dispo ell or Inc VS.
iting men were more fortunate, and, scoring rum
proceeded TO set the pare. Crane could not pu' THO
ball over the Plate, and Wood was sent 10 hrst'
Mailman made his first hit In the SERIES and "ood
went to second. Myers's sacrifice advanced earh d
base. Thompson hit to short and although Ward
put IIallman out at third Wood scored on the play
Crane did poorly in the second inning. and as a
result the visiting men scored three more runs, and
further increased their lead. Fogarty hit safely TO
left field and stole second BY good sDrlh,lnS. ne
scored on a hf 10 centre field by Farrar Burlington
was sent 10 first called balls, aad Woods Sacl-
ace put Fanar on h.. THRU Wild Bp aIi" aoW Sa
Falrar TO score and as il was the fourth bad ball Hall
man went TO hrst Myers hit safely to centr, heid
and Burlington hobbcd across the nome P nnioo,ers
began 10 look dubious for New York ana tho ohooAerS
grew suddenly sad. Al, -, ,,,,r.h In
No runs were made IN the lhlfu anu iU'H.n III
nings but in the fifth the Giants got their hrst man
around the bases. Richardson was sent 10 hISt OF
called balls and O'ROurkc got far as second on
Wild throw by Mulvcy. Whitney hit safely 10 centre
field and Richardson scored -. . .oo
tho sixth inning the homo PLAYERS got one NOR i
run and the OnoOkcrs began 10 eVlnce nVener III
erest I'm the games After two men were out ltlchau,
son got 10 first on an by Iialman went 10 'nu
ON a Wild pitch and scored on ORourkcs two-Daggor
10 left field - - - .o,bor nv
In the last half Of the inning Crane gave another eA
blbItiOn OF amaieur-lke pitching which maze Tue ol
lockers weary. aud Mulvey was sent 10 nrs'
an called halls but was forced out by Clements.
Fogarty hit safely and did Burlington ming me
bases Then Cranes brains ran away and ne sent
wood to first on called balls. forcing home IeneIs ~
Will, the crowd groaned. Iallman bit saleiE 10 is,
field and Fogarty and Burlington scored lhis ei'
The score at : 10 against Newly DIRK ,, 49,, -
Crane was Just bad In the seventh INNING anu -
a result four more went 10 Philadelphia sco'1
while the crowd jecred Crane. when ne dlu get !,
over the plate il wa hit hard. Mulvey was sent 70
first ON called ball, and was Clements, III spe vi
The shouts of derision from the onlooker Ihe u al
error by whitney gave FOgarty first ana aoWeu sud
vey 10 score ON Farrars sacrifice Clements score,'
and on BuGugton's hit 10 right field F0garN 81, soor ~
Mood also hi safely. Hallman HIT 10 centre Io wv
bsses and Burlington scored. This ended the run run
making and the crowd went OUT INTO inc ram a"N 1"
weary The score was as annexed: --