New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-20
A DEFEAT WORTH SEEING
GIANTS BEATEN IN ELEVEN INNINGS.

,r,.x,po1Is PREVENTS A HANDSOME AID
VANCE ON THE LEAGUE LEADERS
30, ,hs indianapolis team defeated the
,s,an,s at the New Polo Grounds yesterday az" noV
-. from the fact tha; the battle was ABOUT inc
~. interesting and har, fought match yet played Dbl
-" r.w grounds. The indianapolis men played IN
Ss,,,ont form batting well and DONG eAooPuon"V
ood work I'm the field. Wau was s'0N a"N "o'
% NAV and Hatfield who took his piace' uu any AIMS
ht warallls work. Cranes WIG pl'on'ne a.0o a
,aa.Iv assisted in New-Yorks defeat mas wuu ,liow
and bases on called balls in the ee'ou'" in'Ise 'oe
.snecialIy costly. The weather was u"iA al" 'i''"
Ps III ,oa specta,ors were present.
..rs we'll nigh impossible for New-fork to get
- 40 pos,on- Both teams lost yesterday but
=, took ,,cven innings for Rlndianapos 10 "sh Ioo
80, confidence I'm the early part OF 'he game, anu
moor playing I'm the latter part ruiheu 'He ona"oos Y,
x.x york for a victory. Twice the hoHe "ani hau
The Lad after the fifth inning, ana Twice. hey iose H.
,,,ohsd well IN the ninth inning when the bases
were fun and only one run was neeo.u :. "in
.,,res Of the game the batting of Glass
~ s,oce.cbv. o'RouIke and Ewing, and the field
,nc ~ richardson, Ewing and BUCKLEY
worth went TO the bat first. and Gore began the
49, .,rb clean two-base hit Tie1ian did the
- thing and Gore crossed the plate with the INST
- Ewing then made single, and Conner got inst
~ called balls filling the bases Richardson hit INTO
Ear centre ned, anu vi VIZ S"tN"'H NN
- Hatfield went out on fly to
s.,d and on hit for two bases
" o,ponrte Ewing and Connor both came in. -Four
- - Tor New.York. For indianapolis Glasscock
oa,,.d one run on a single, passed ball and Wiid
pitch. . A., ona ,D
indianapolis made another run In the second IN
,nc on a two-base hit by sullivan aud another OF
ho same kind by McGeachy. In New-Yorks third
tho F,rinc made a threebase hit, and scored on
rno,, ont on a long fly to left field. Indianapolis
,oa ha came in the fifth inning by reason of miser-
.t,a NAV on the part OF Hatfield at short stop.
Sso,, was first at the bat, and on error by the
,,,hsntute short stop reached first safely. seery
d,d the same thing on the same kind OF play. linen
franc let up in his pitching, and two-base hit py
glasscock and singles by Denny and Sullivan sent
GlssscOck home. ,-.
In the sixth inning o'Rourke revived the dropping
bleaching boards in left field for home rum Crano
got his base on balls after two men were out, and
went around TO third Gezen threw into the crowd
irving 10 catch him at first. Then Gore made DASo-
bit sending Crane home. Again the nine nom
indianapolis tied the game. After McGeaoty ha'
made three-base hit he tried TO get nome Oh
,orce by Getzein, but failed. GlaScock mace
bit 10 right field Tieruan tried to catch seery at
third. made a wild throw, and two runs came IN.
No more runs were made until the eleventh INNING
when o'Rourke hit for two bases. and was sent across
the plate by basehit by Crane and an error oy oeeiy
put Indianapols did not allow that state of affairs
IN last long seery was first at the bat and hit INTO
far centre field for three bases ClaSscock then sent
him home by a scorching single. lhen penny Wv
his base on called balls and Hines hit 10 crane VINO
threw TO Richardson. but he dropped tne DaIi; , anu
base ol balls gave him his base anu inc AhuauaPoAiS
team the game. The following was the score