New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
\GIANTS PLAY BALL AGAIN
BROOKLYN GOES DOWN IN A HEAP.
AoME RUNS KEEP THE NETWORK PLAY Ems
w,pu on A COLD RAW DAY.

WARM on COLD, RAW DAY.
IT,. c,,h c.,,. ~ the seres between the New-York
and Brooklvn teams was played at Washington PARK
BrookIyn yesterday, and resulted In the INST easy
victory OF the series. The Giants settled down anu
played in their old-time FORM They sho"eo u"e ~
determination and energy I'm their work "hcn ca''ot
everything before them. The weather was coIu anu
disaereeabie and The attendance was ony -''OA'
less partisan feeling shown than usual ana inc
umplres experienced their first easy time.
Tho hating of the NewYorkers the real feature
of the game Carthers's tsckcst curves being bahed
with terrific force. Brown, Whitney and Crane did
the most effective work at the bat. Tho Giants had
only dozen hits, but the total was heavy, amounting
10 twenty seven bases. Eight hits were made off
Crane with total of only nine.
Ewing did not play, his hand being sore. Brown
took his place behind the bat and did good work
CLARK was badly injured in the sixth inning in running
20 first and may be able 20 play in another game In
the series. Bushong took Clarks place The umprng
gave satisfaction than at any Of the previous
games The fielding work Of Collins, Pnkney, Smith,
whitney, Richardson, Brown, Tiernan and CorkhIl
iwas remarkably brilliant.
Before the game Presidents Day and Byrne, Om'
rrcs Lynch and Ganney and Managers Mutrte and Nc
Cunnigle held a conference. 1t the unanimous
determination to have all wranglng stopped Ihe
games hereafter Polo Grounds Will be started at
2:15 o'clock and at Brooklyn at 30 The pSDlS
play at the POLO GROUNDS thls
Tho Brooklyn men again sent their New-York OPP
ponents TO the bat first reserving the last inning ior
themselves. Core opened the game with lttie pop
ND foul 10 Pfnkney and oBrien caught Tienan's ny.
Brown was thrown out at first and the Bnuegrooihs
went to the bat. The home players were also QUICKLY
put out, neat doubleplay by Whitney Brown anu
Richardson preventing runs The Giants were quickly
retired in their half Of the second inning, Sthough
Ward got as far second with nobody out. Neitncr
Conner. Richardson nor O'Rourke could bring him
home In Brooklyns half of the inning the home
men made no runs
In the third inning the Giants broke the ice
Whitney led of with three-base hit 10 centre heiu
and scored on a passed ball. Crane was thrown OUT
on the smallest margin, but Gore was sent TO hfst
ON called balls Ternan followed with a hit TO
centre field Brown made twObagger to left heid
and Core scored Ward took two bases on mum by
Burns and Tiernan home. Richardson made
hit, and although Brown scored, Ward was thrown
out at the plate. The Brooklyn men again iaed ~
score.
After the Giants had been put out In the fourth IN
Ming the Brooklyn men scored one run fOuZ
struck out and Pnkney followed with safe hit TO
right field A wild pitch advanced him to second.
Clark got the best of close decision on balls anu
strikes and went TO first Caruthers sent the ball
Just out Of Wards reach and Pinkney scored. Cork
hill sacrificed, but Smith was put out at first on a
splendid stop and throw by Crane, and the inning
The Giants began TO bat again in the fifth inning
and added four more to their score. Tiernan
went to first on called balls and Brown made hit
Ward sacrificed art!stcally, putting Herman on third
and Brown on second. Common followed with a lively
ihecbagger to right field, sending home Tiernan and
Brown. Richardson then sent the ball past the car
rfsges in centre field for home-rl4, and two more
runs went the Giants list IN the later part OF
the inning Brooklyn also scored, but got Only
one run. OBrien went out on splendid running
catch by Conner, but Collins followed with lively
two-hagCer 10 right field. He ran home on hit 10
left field by Burns score. New-YOrl 8. Brooklyn >.
The Brooklyn men reduced their rivals lead in The
sixth inning adding more run TO the Brdegroons
record Clark made a scratch hit, but strained him
self in getting 10 first and forced 70 rtir',
Bushong taking his place Cauthers also hlt safely
and when COrkh went to first called balls, flhn
the bases it looked dangerous for New-Yoik. smith
sacrificed his chances 10 let Clark score. OBren
and Collins retired and the friends Of the Giants
stopped trembling for the Giants were still i've runs
in the lead.
Neither side scored in the seventh inning but In
the eighth the Giants added two more runs TO their
score. Whitney hit safely 20 centre field and scored
with Crane on the laerS terrific home run drive 10
rentre field The feature of the ninth inning was
Browns home run hit between nght ana ielt cehut
Geld. The score as follows;