New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-29
THOSE POOR BRIDEGROoMs.
INEVITABLE DEFEAT DRAWS NIGH
NOT IN IT. AT ALL YESTERDAY WITH THE
HARp-BATTING GIANTS.


In the language OF an occupant Of the basebsn
bleaching boards, the Giants have got the Drtd..
srooms on the edge Of tho tDrocn Of despair and
should New-YOrk win to.moIrOw's game Tier, will
DO sickening splsshD Yesterdays game at Washing
IN Par@, Brooklyn, between The New.York ard
Brooklyn teams was won in the hollowest style by
The Giants Friend, Of the Brooklyn club declsns
that tho defeat was largely due to the fact thar
Visner could not catch Tcrry's pitching properly.
The Giants batting, however, was 50 strong that
Is highly probable that the result would not hays
been changed much, matter who hal caught Terry
The weather was cold and and sent chIs On
the spectators backs before they had been in hcI,
seats ten minutes. II was especially chilly for tho
admlrGs Of the Bridegrooms, many Of whom coud no,
stand the cold and began 10 go home after thu
fourth inning. The friends Of the New-York players
however, remained and seemed b. be enjoying them.
selves hugely. Tho New.YOrk nine gave spl ndn
exhibition OF batting and kept the Brooklyn out
fclders busy. Terry had enough OF L after the
fourth inning, and discroetly retired TO llst lass,
Foutz pitching out the game Crane pitched an
excellent game but two hits being made of his
delivery during the first seven inning.
GARRISON, BOst0n's famous pitcher, sa, the
Brooklyn bench and offered HIS sympathies to tbs
Brdegrooms. lie has been In tho same boat hin.
SELF The attendance only Js4, but was de.
cidedly enthusiastic. Ward won repeated applause BY
his clever base running while the batting Of Tcrnan,
Ewing, Ward, Conner and O'R0urle aroused much
admiration.
The Giants went TO the bat and opened the game
In lively Manner scoring five runs. slaitey hi
sharp boundcr toward short. and although smith
stopped the ball, he could not throw the ba,smsn
out at first. Herman followed with safe hit TO
loft field. Ewing sacrificed neatly advancing Stat
terry third and Tiernan 10 second Ward then made
bunt hit and the bases full. and tho friends
of the Giants yelled in the most feeling manner.
IN. Id I'D
ing home slattery and Ternan. Connor ran to
second on a passed ball and scored with Ward on
Richardson's hard drive to left field. Richardson
ran 10 second on the throw-in stole third clevery,
and scored on ORourke's long fly to 0'Bncn. WHIT
ney was thrown out at first ending the inning but
the NEWCOMERS had big advantage.
A lucky drive in the latter part OF the inning gaVo
the Brooklyn men two runs. O'Dricn struck out out
Collins was sent 10 first on called balls Burns was
mt out By ward. After two strikes had been called
Foutz hit safely between centte and right nebls.
slattery would have held the batsnian at hrst Out
spped I'm the mud and fe. The result was mat
the ball rolled to the carriages and to1n got ny
homerun. sending Collins home ahead OF him. PinA'
rey struck out and the inning ended win the 'cor'
at 3 TO . in NewYOrSs favor.
In the second inning the NewYorkers further
increased their lead by four more runs, and inc
BROOKLYN men were easily disposed Oh
The Giants added one more run ia the third inning
increasing their total to 10 and making the neius
80 IN. Rridcrrooms sad and silent The home team
,,as agan MIR out without scoring, although Ohnen
mi a. far as first base. Two more runs went 10
New-Yorks score in the fourth inning anu " 0esA"
IN look like a procession. ,...u
In The afth inning FOutz the original oSepau
scissors went TO Ierrys RELIEF ana ie'iieu ,y nos
without run. In the next inning fOulz was s ho.
so effective Herman, the hrst batsmai up Senuns
the ball among the carriages in centre hed anu easily
making the circuit OF the bases Ewing followed VIA
a twobagger 20 left field and ran TO thrd on VIZ
mich Marl then went tO first on called Dalls, anu
when nc stole to second Ewing ran nome laGga9nS
heartily as he turned TO Manager McGunnlgic, saying:
" Why you fellows are not in H." Connor then sent
a long fly right field and Ward scored from secOhd
on tho play amid enthusiastic applause. There were
no further cries for Fouiz, for the Giants hah eA'
ploded still another phenomenal reputation. -, .
In the eighth inning the Bru0klyn men plncAed up
a little courage and a result TWO runs went %
their credit Smith went TO first on called pals, pa.
was doubled ND with OIrien on real double play by
Ward richardson and Common. Collins was also sens
10 first called balls -.
The Brooklyn men made another rally in their last
chance bat, but they got but three runs, mo
rally served only TO make tLelr defeat less CALLING
The tabuated result IS as follows;