New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
THE GIANTS WIN AGAIN.
THREE STRAIGHT FROM THE BABIES.
CLEVELAND MOB EXPRESSES ITS DIssATls
FACTION WITH UMPIRE POWERS.

FACTION WITH UMPIRE POWERS.
Cleveland Aug. 14.-There was exciting scene at
the ball grounds this afternoon. Mcileer, FOR inc
Clcvcands IN the fourth inning drove ball to iei ne d
He ran like deer and reache second base IN pic''s
Of time Powers. the umpire also ran 10 second anu
after seeing Nc eer safe the base returned 10 inc
home plate. There he was Informed by Oapoi''
Ewing that McAleer failed 10 touch first base ana 10
promptly called the runner out. The pavilion was
crowded, and nearly every man in It arose al ONCE
Ride him on rail- DRIED several, and dozen jumped
into the field and started in the direction OF fo"oi'
Three policemen with drawn clubs and all the mem.
bers of the Cleveland ball team fastened forward anu
by sharp talk and some force drove the Indignant
spectators back Tho field in the meantime was iiin7
up and 500 men wew yelling their opinion Oh uno
umpire in chorus. and 100 Of them were shaking 'ci
fists and brandishing ther canes at him. for Ten
minutes IT seemed that a riot certain but Powers
finally called the game and retired To room uhuoI ~
grand stand. When he out of sight the anger
of the pavilion spectators cooled down and on ms
return in a quarter of hour he was merely assaeu
with words The pavilion is directly opposite hrst
base, and those occupying seats IN
saw the play that indirectly cahscu 'no
row. McAIecr was the first at bat and the score
was TO 3 in favor of New-York. It was the fourth
inning, and as It was sprinking and the sky was
black with clouds it looked as If the game would De
called at the end of the next inning.
The NEWCOMERS played IN excellent form anc won
the game clearly on its merits. The Giants are
well pleased with themselves, and started for Pitts
burg tonight in the best Of humor The team mas
won eight out of nine games since it lot New-Hork'
wonderful record. Richardson is laid up with a
sore hand, and Ward played second to-day, While
Hatfield covered short
The Giants went first to the bat and opened inc
game with three runs. Gore reached first on an
error by Stricken Tieman followed with SAFE
drive to left field. Ewing then made three basger
centre field sending home Gore and Herman Con-
nors sacrifice al first base allowed Ewing TO sc0rt
The Cleveland made their only runs an the
opening inning Wclch settled down aurt
that and doing remarkable work Radfori
the first batsmal, sent 10 first on called balls ana
little Stricken reached first in the same manner.
Mexican followed with safe drive 10 left on which
Radford scored. passed ball advanced each runner
base. and Twitchelrs sacrifice 10 Gore allowed
Stricken TO score.
No more runs made until the eighth inning
when the Giants cnchcd their victory with one more
run. Common was struck by pitched ball and went
10 first. ORourke got TO first a tumble by lebea
Conner reaching thru on the error. Hathcld.s sac
rfce allowed Conner 70 score. Tho New Workers.
made two more runs in the ninth inning. but - dark
ness prevented the completion Of the inning the runs
thrown out, and the Official score IS as follows