New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-03
ALITTLE SWEET REVENGE.
GIANTS SHUT OUT PHILADELPHIA
,,,,Y,.Nr GAME IN WHICH NEW YORK
MAKES SEVEN RUNS AND ONLY ONE ERROR

=. ,p11rIANT GAME IN WHICH NEW YUM
Waves SEVEN RUNS AND ONLY ONE ERROR
-ppooKLYN DEFEATED BY ST LOUIS
A continuation OF the kind of work oohe W ~'o
,an,s Yesterday would in few weeks put that yam
ahnad in the remnant struggle that the League
-. would be a struggling procession, with Boston
.,nos ont of sight leading the second division. Inc
Go oertainly gave an excellent exholuoh ol
centfc baseball playing. The result was so'"c'
-. the game was half over, the Giants simply
shaving on the defensive and holding oowh 'heir
annonents during the last five innings.
Tno game was between the New-York and Phiia'
-. ,o.ms and 2649 spectators went up to the
80 poIo Grounds 10 see tho battle The Philade[
,,ars had their strongest team. with Buthnton. VINO
re- won so many games from New-Aork' IN inc
s,cbsrs posiiion. Rufiinton's efforts amounted 10
r,t,s IN the early part of tho game. the Giants by
GOOD hating earning five Of the seven runs scoich'
Can,sn Ewing PLAYED in magnificent form, settling an
.ra.,nl. which encouraged his mon and disconnected
~ onronents Ewing has a painful swelling over
the left eye and this caused his retirement from the
O.mo in the sixth inning the hong but oner-
gsbc Brown taking his place behind the bat.
Iysuant fielding Were numerous, the work
~ richardson. Ward, Whitney and Meyers being un
usually good Wards mastery stroke in the sixth
inning tickled the onlooers nightly.
In the sixth inning schriver was on second and
EOgarty on 0rSt AS lntI WIS OuiS ohO Hioo V' "'N
visiting players seemed to have excellent chance Of
scoring Fsrar hit the ball into the air. but Ward in
stead of catching it, allowed the ball 20 drop TO the
ground Fogarty then thrown out at second, and
after lively chase by Richardson, Whitney and Ward
scbrver was put out near third. Ward generally
knows Just what TO do in trying moment and there
ire few players In the country who would have peen
lble 10 duplicate his play yesterday.
welch pitched with head hand and arm, and had
The visiting batsmcn at his mercy during the greater
part of the game At trying moments be was supreme
The grounds in excellent condition, except il
left field where small lake had taken up itS position
Ground rules were allowing ball hit into the
water beyond a certain limit TO count for twoDase-
hit Lyons, the new Giant, received hearty reccp-
tics, but did nothing.
Their rest seemed to have done the Giants good anu
they began 10 play in their oldne form at the start
They took the lead In the first inning on sehsa"o"
hit by Ewing After Gore and Lyons had Dec" Pu
out Ewing sent the ball alIng over the centre heo
fence and won the 800 offered by j. D. Cooedh lo'
the feat. In the second inuing the Giants scoIeu
one more rum W ard made bunt hit, and by RAPID
running beat the ball to first. lie took second Oh
wild throw By Schrver and scored ON Lively hit u
centre field by Whitney.
In the md inning tho Giants further Increased
their lead with two more runs. Gore hit ssIcH u
right field and ran 20 second on a Wild pitch Tic
scored on Ewings single hit TO centre held h"l"s
ran 10 thild on a VIII tHrO" III ~ i'e"''' 49,
scored on ConnOr's twO-baeger between nght az"
centre fields The Giants scored three more runs III
The fourth inning and Quaker stock dropped. Nine
men went 10 the bat I'm inning. OROurke started
the inning with two Dagger into the pond III lei'
field Whitney followed with hit in The same
direction taking second himself and sending ORonrhe
home Welch then g0t 10 first on error Iy Han
man Whitney going 10 third on The play; u WIG
bitch allowed Welch TO reach second and Whitney
10 cross the home p.ae. Core made hit, advancing
WEIGH 10 third. but Lyons forced Gore Out at second
and was then thrown trying 10 steal second HIM
self Melch managed 10 score on EWing's tWO-baSg-T
10 left field COunol AMI Richardson were sent 10
first on called balls. Dut Ward forced Richardson out
leaving the bases fun
This finished the run-makng How successful they
were is shown in the result below: