New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-31
BATTING HOLES IN THE AIR
kEErE ,rsrIrIEs THE BOSTON MEN.
THE eIAxTs POUND RADBouRNE OUT OF THE
Box-THE OLD SEVENTH INNING TAXED
THE STING FROM THURSDAYS


The Giants played IN better form yesterday espe
cIay at the bat ami dcIeaed their Boston rivals asr
an interesting game The fielding work oil the no'ne
team was rather poor at times but the cnanpon'
redeemed themselves at the hat, hitting Raaoo'"nc
curves vIciously particularly in the seventh '''e
when they earned all five runs scored
craciously retired after that and little Daley '' eN
Jersey CITY pitcher took his place Daley ony pi'o"'o
ono inning and as II growing DARK anu "''''
was hopelessly beaten. the game was cailru' H.,
The real feature Of The game the effective p"on'
ing OF Keefe aud IL IS doubtful whether 'n' 80
seasoned veteran has done better work ihs se'
Keefe had superb control Of the ball ana hsu poS'V"
mighty batsmen al his mercy from the STAR" ""'
for blunders by Gore Ewing and hicharu'o" -
would not have got kecfes worn We" -
pIisngly effective after his dismal record asss' ''
Washington team last Tuesday. 49,.
The attendance at the Polo GrouDds Wac ho. - M
As on Thursday vet It numbered 1910 specta'oi'
buildng inspectors examined the grand stand ana de-
clded that IL would be unwse TO aiio" any w -
witness the game from the balcony. TWO Ded"'s "''
shifted a few inches causing the partial paii' vi
THURSDAY Repairs will be made this norhi"s' anu
| the gallery will be thrown open at TO-DAY s"i ~,
crowdng however, Will be allowed, and the ases WIN
be kept open No tickets Will be sold 10 INC s''"'
stand after all the seats occupied
Captain Ewing concluded 10 send the WISHING "en
put out in twinkling. Great applause sreosou ,
| The Giants when they came in Gore "1eu
| TO bunt the bali, but was declared ou' ",
a doubtful decision at first base. Ternan theh ~
| a howl by lifting the ball on the enpahA
centre field and reaching third safely. f"i"e
feed out at first 10 enable Herman 10 scofe'
olao receIvad an ovation when he banged the Dall 10
right field for three bases Ward however Went oo''
| leaving Conner on third, but as the oan's H"
| and the lead nobody grumbled. go
The second inning was quickly passed over d hl'
| by O'Rourke being the only feature. Inc bos'o" Ia -
were retired in order for the second Time Inc 'it
inning was a dismal one for NewYork some OF inc
local men having the blind saggerS appaic"'i9' I'
thew could not throw or hold the ball when thrown
The bluudeI5 gave Boston run and tea Tue s0oi''
Smith was put out but Camel hit safely past seconi
base Radbourne popped a little fly 10 keefe Mere
f,ollshly tried 10 catch Camel at first. and the result
was Wild throw CAMEL going 10 third on me ''I"r'
Hardie Richardson sent easy fly to centre helu o'
Gore muffed it, and dismal grOans accompanied "di-
eel on his Journey TO the plate. Nelly apPdio"'i'
struck out and Ewing threw down the ball. Umpire
McQuade raised a shout OF indignation Ny s'".'"e
Kelly TO fret on called balls. IIardie Richardson
reached third on the throw. Kelly ran TO second OH
muf by Common, but Richardson put out Nash ana 'he
agony was over New-York had made six errors UP
IN This point 10 none for Boston, am The OhoohcIS
were feeling uneasy. ,,
Neither team scored IN The iouflh lhh"s' N''""'e'
both sides had men On The bases The tension va
becoming something fligttfuL Radbonrne and heeie
were both pitching in great form aud 1t seeiieu u
| be a question Of who would give out INST
The pentup feelings Of the crowd burst out III
rolling roar when In the sixth inning the local prayer
scored one run and took the lead. The grahus'"u
! trembl.d While the noise deaiening' Coh'~l
made a scratch ht but forced out al seeohn oS
Ward Ward then TO second Oh sacrlnoo "
Int.
| lively hit to left field. , tod h,
! In the seventh inning paIdemonium releheu iy
a time. The excitement was trcmehdou' e7p o'I'h,
when with Boston player ON third ana anD,n er
second keefs struck out both ilard;c hcharsoh an,
Kelly IN their part Of the inning the Giants increase.
their lead with five more runs on livery Da'uns
In the eighth inning keefe seemed 10 reduce III
speed and BTOuthers made the second MT iOi boslOh
driving the ball right field. Johnston also nlai'
hit smith was then sent 10 first on called oalls
| filling the bases. Camel reached first on WIN
| throw by ID. Richardson, and BIUuthers scored
Little Daley here took Radbournes place Dut he force
Camel out at second and the crowd breathed easier
New-York went out and Umpire Powers then callef
! the game account Of darkness and mighty shou
| went up from the crowd The score was