New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-27
TATTENING THEIR RECORD
vrrcouE VISITORS IN A CRISIS
nov WITH THE SENATOR'S WITH DE-

u, THE SENATOR'S WITH De
GIANTS TOY WITH The
,,evrEr,1 EASE AND ACCURACY
w., and washington teams piaScu az "ls
49,. Grounds Yesterday sfter'VO" V'.D' ,,o,o to
600 srectaiors The result Wa9 ,'r,,bo most one
vors team yet the contest u'''Ao
the NeW-ioiA -. roauy Interesting on account OF
sided pa'ueS' ,,er in which the champions ala
the admirS'" .o, was no tagging. laziness or care
their "oiA ,sr MAY, Notwithstanding that thcy hao
icssn , load 1t was play pan io'i s'ai' "
"hnins che senator's got nothing they dld not earn
hEsn' ~ rork All the Giants played IN aannraoic
oy n''u ,,,rev,s errors being OF the eAcuSaoic hhu
IOin, .,,,Aer helpng toward run
ana nor wss never in better humor, ana again
"eieD mas,erly game, without making it pain
psc" that he was working himself to death.
lur The washington batsmen at his mercy during
.rare game. Although seven hits were made OH
-. de,very they well scattered, ana but ior an
L., nv slattery not run would have been scored.
rr.,e was a great contrast between the efforts Of
ulcb and Handbook the excessively slender Washing
,,r nttcber. Hsddock is young man with base
hau mustache and about the thinnest body in the
Y..crs with the possible exception Of Macks He
h nlentv of speed but that is just what the Giants
ute He would have done better work With less
fumbnr behind him, but his side could not have won
the game with perfect support
The New.York management made a change In Its
outfeld Slattery playing left yesterday III pae vi 'No
veteran O'Rourke slattery is sprightly than
o,Rourke and this is the reason for the change
slattery made a strong bid to play the position regu
Iarlv and welded the bat with telling effect The
Giants went first TO the bat and opened the game With
three runs. Gore was put out, but the eeEilKe la"
dock could not get the ball where Ternan wantco
II and the leet-footed Giant was sent to hrst oase
ON called balls. Ewing hit a vicious grounder 10
short. but Arthur Irwin could not handle it ana
seemed TO disconcert Haddock. for he also sent ION
NOR 70 first base on called balls, filling the bases
Ward then hit safely left field and Herman scor1u
Richardson then hit down toward thlN' ou' i'm
Irwin allowed the ball to pass him and Ewing oil"
Conner scored on the error ,.,
An error by Slattcry in the third inning was TO-,
ne most of the Giants blunders prove to be- ban
dock hit slow grounder toward RichauSO" ,T' o..
beat the bali 10 first by few inches. n~, W.
had been nut ont HOY hit safely 10 left field Ss'e'!
allowed the bali to pass him. and HaddocK Sc'ie"
on the error A.
The Workers improved their Lead somewhat
IN the fourth inning. slattery hit saiely' N".i'S
then hit down the third base line and oeat 'he ON
to first. John Irwin foolishly threw 10 hrst any
,rsv and as the ball went wild. slatcry ran 10 tliu'
Beecber got the ball and returned it 10 second Ouf
Hoy, who was covering the base. dropped the pan
and slattery scored. Welch sacrificed his chahceS'
but advanced Whitney to third. wild pl'ch alo"oI
whitney TO score and the onlookers "erc sa'SH0' a"
their favorcs Lad five to of their opponents
The Giants further increased their lead. scoring
three more runs, in the fifth inning. Ewing lea OH
with lively rap to centre field. Conner starIed
the ball for Westchester County. The upper part
Of the centre field fence stopped its flight, ana
Connor reached third, while Ewing scored Ward
made a doubtful hit down toward short and Conn0r
came numbering across the home plate Richardson
sacrificed and put Ward second, while slattery
safe drive to left field put Ward on third Carney
all
Wards career around the bases was al last over
score-New-Y York g. Washington l, and the hnal re
suit only matter of how many runs the Olahts
would have 10 spare at the END. ,
The Giants not Yet weary OF making the
circuit of the bases. and added two more runs 10
their score in the sixth inning Herman hit safely
and ran 10 second error by WISE Ewing
reaching first. Conner followed with lively drive
10 right field and Herman scored. Ward reached
first on an error by Arthur Irwin and Ewing scored.
The seventh inning interesting one For
New-York Sattcry sent tho ball into the free seats
in left field and scored home run. For Washington
three men We're bases with nobody ont, yet the
visiting men could not add 70 their lttlO The
tabulated result is as annexed