The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-22
EWNG'S MEN EVEN Up.
THEY SHOW TIE BOsroSIANs a
THING Or TWO.


Madden and DAILY Punished by the
Giant Ratsmen, and New York Takes
the Game by q Score OF 8 to The
Las. Game 70 be Played To-Day
O'Rourks, Brouthsrs and Irwin Tel
eu-sphed TO GO 70 New York TO les
ti.y IN the Brotherhood Fight
New York won yesterdays game from
tie BaStons BY & score c. 5 70 1, O'Day's hit
in the eighth inning bringing in two men.
The game Vas a tie at TIE end Of the
seventh inning. two men were out and two
on bases when O'Day sent q corking
sroundsr into a gap TIE ''red legs" had left
open, sud Hatfield and Whitney came in
amid Wild cheering and cries Of ''hi hi
froTn tie New XorEers in return for Gen
DiKxelI's chsering q Browns phsaonensl
catch ot q long fly from Slattery's bat
Ths attendance ST the game was the
largest OF the weak, and the ladies were out
N force The game was vel played and
zss full Of brilliant features There was
some quick work in the inhs,i. although
the Bostons cid rot, On the whole field as
well IS tier did the day before, and Their
batting was weak. The New Yorks hit
hard and effectively rauping out runs
whenever tEey were NEEDED
BosT0S's FIRsT Run.
The BoS.ous went frst to bat aud Stovey
was given rs base by Ewing. was advanced
two bases by Nssh's base hit and run down
and scored on bslI from Brourhers' bat.
which 9ss too hot for big Dave Richardson
10 handle. The Giants n de no run, and
'Ei5H Madden ran Gore down IN sn excit-
ing chase, n which be was assisted by SWEET
and Whitney.
II the second inning neither side scored,
although errors Of tie Boston Indeid were
scary 81 one time.
IL the third inning the Bostons were retired
EiIhoutE score, and when Dave Richard
son went u the bat for New York he raped
the tall for TWO bases O'ROurke was hit
by the ball and took first Conner flied out
AID hi the frs pitched ball for TWO bases
and brought two men in, but was himself
LEFT On second, as Hatfield and Whitney
couldn't get the ball out Of the diamond.
Il the fourth inning the Bostons got two
runs and tied the score, taking kindly to
Doyles delivery. Quinn took first on four
balls and was advanced by Twins hit to
secoud, and by Browns hit 70 third and
hoine. Irwin stole second and got to third
On Browns hit and home On passed ball.
A SCORE on WILD PITCH.
The New Yorks got one run in this inning.
Ewing got first On Twins tumble and com
pieted the circuit on a wild pitch that went
through the carriages behind the back stop.
The ffth inning was quickly played, only
three men on a side coming to bat S.oYey
was struck cut by Doyle, Nash's long fiy to |
center was captured by Slattery and |
Brouthers popped little fiy to Connor. |
the New YOrks went out IN one, two. three |
order. HIP Richardson caught o. Rourke
and Slatterys long raps to left, O'Rourke's |
being long liner handsomely taken by |
Connor bsing the second man |
out, hitting TO Irwin.
Ia the sixth inning Quinn and Irwin were |
retired by quick Unfolding, and Browns f1y |
was taken by Common. Only four men went |
10 the bat for New York, and the only man |
that got TO TIE first base was Whitney, who |
was struck by the ball He got second on a |
wild throw by Murphy and died there.
o'DAY IN THE BOX.
O'Dav went in to pitch for New York in |
the seventh inning. He gave Richardson a |
base on balls. Richardson stole second. |
where Stovey left him by pop fly to |
Brouthers, Murphy and DAILY having been |
thrown out at first. Gore, for the New
Workers, made a base hit, but Richardson's
bit TO second caught him between bases. and
a pretty double play by Quinn, Irwin and
Brouthers put both Of the runners ont
: 1sSut &C --@o0 q cIsau odSo nlU, got second
and third on wild throw by Murphy. and
it looked as If he would score, as Nash
tumblsd Connor's hot grounder, but quickly
the ball sent it like an electric |
shock to first in time TO retire the side.
The Bostons made their fourth aud last
run OF the game in the eighth inning, Nash |
hitting hard to right, aud coming home on |
g passed ball, which stampeded the crowd |
near the back stop. The Now Works got
their winning runs in this inning, as has |
been shown above.
The Boston's half of the ninth inning was
short Brown struck out, Murphy was
thrown out at first, aud Vaughn picked off
a hot foul from Days bat aud ended the
game. The score is appended:
NEW YORK.