New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
A DEFEAT FOR THE GIANTS.
THE cHICAGos BEAT THEM BY NINE TO
EIGHT AT SAINT GEORGE.
. FINELY CONTESTED GAME-THE WORK OF THE
uMprREs CRITICISED RECORDS TO
pATE-oTIIER GAMES.

uMpIREs CRITICISED RECORDS TO
DATE-oTHER GAMES.
Tie largest crowd at 81. George this season wit
sod ycstcn,ay the hnaI game OF the present series
s,,.oon tho Neu. York and Chirago teams. II was
preuy game and The result was uncertain from IN"
,s.yt The umpirlng was not satisfactory Inc
Giants halted we'll. but their error column SHOWS
,,,c airing Ewing caught = magnificent game while
ptcycr aIso did GOOD work IN the field Richaluoohs
.hscrc. ,rnrn the local team was severely felt
Tho Giants hogan TO WELD the bat as soon as umpire
NrOuade called play. Gore opened the eamo by OahS
Ing tho ball safely TO len field, wh"e l'erna" w
10 right pat Corr on third. Ha'hcd sarr'n'ru MS
chances, bu, advanced Herman to second 'ohho'
hn safely between short and THRU bringing nome
core and Ticrlan. and taking seconu hl'Se'i Oh 'no
throw.n. Connor stole to thru, anu ''o'ou VII
Flnt's will throw 10 catch him.
Each sid, then drew blanks until the th'rd inning,
when IN, Windy city players scored four runs an"
took the lead. McSuadc ard Barnnm gave a "E'que
exhibition OF umprIng in this INNING anu '''' o''
howled only dissatisfied baseball cranhS can INV,
Ryan, the first batter. was struck BY pieuoo oah'
and ran geefIlly to first Van Hsitrch MI oe
tween left and CENTRE and both Gore and oKonrhe
allowed the ball to pass them Van Haitrn got 10
third while Eyan scored. Duffy hh saiey 10 "i'
Add ard Van ualtren scored Duhy was PLAINLY
thrown ont at second but Barnum declared the runner
safe the intense disgust OF the onioohers' hNo
then sent the ball sailing down to me et'hciu ic"'
and Duty scored Ptefcr'S sacrifice put ahSoh OH
third and an intensely smateursh throw by "hlthey
allowed Arson to score.
In tho fourth inning the Giants got r7in ana hed
,hs score. Afte- two men wcro out "hhhcS "aS
,ent to first on called balls. ard Kccfe made MI
Gore went to first called balls films the bases
Herman also went to first in the same way, forcing
home whitney. Hatfield could not bit saicly, ana
The side went ont with three on bases. chicago
however united Tho score IN their half OF IN" Inning
RYAN went to first on called balls while Van iaifrn
was hit Duffy got first on an error By Hatfield MI
ing the bases hlmbl" by Wari allowed Ryan TO score
The Giants scnrNi three runs IN the sixth inning by
coed batting and rcgaincd m" lead Arcr two men
verr ont Core hit safely l"tt fci. and ran TO thru
on a hit to right hy TIernan. Tho latter immeh
atoly s'oln TO second Hatfield hit over short ard
Core SCORED. Hatfield stole IN second, and win
T,cruan scored on ConnorS twobasc hit TO far right
field TIL" ChiCaGoS tied the SCor by sending TWO
mon ,r,urd the bases in re las, half Of the inning
RYAN put the bali over III" c"nir' field f"hc" i"r
,onc run and received an ovation. Duffy then got
70 first on al error by Whitncy. and went n th'ri on
| , h, nv Arson Tlcrran he'll the ball 50 long that
pury rar home The a'u~ now To Z. and the
onIookcrs were howlng IN IN" most pronounced man
rer In the eighth inning the chicago men reSalncd
tho ,eaI ard won tho game Afcr two out. Duhy
made twoh base hit 10 LEFT field. and scored on Two
Lager Ia rcntrc field by Arson. Arson scored on q
hii by Pfri'cr.
In tho ninth inning tho local PLAYERS got one run
which scrvcd only make tn" score closer. au
On, IN first on MI rrrDr 10y Piefrr. and oRourkr on
| r,kd balls, Each stole a hasc. Whltncys sacrifice
,u,vcd warl Ia rorr but kc"fe was put out ard the
| Giants wrro L"st"n. Tn" sc"rr was A. appended: