The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-21
BOSTON TAKES A TURN.
NEW YORK BEATEN BY HEAVY
BATTING AND Unfolding.

the Giants an ErrorieSs One-helly
and Ewing Delighted With the Way
Their. Men Show Up-Sharp Work
Ahead for the Team That Gats away
WITH Either the New Works or Bos-
tons-Gossip Of the Players.
The Rossons won the second game Of the
series with the New Yorks yesterday by a
score Of 6 70 2, and they did it by clean base
hits and by the best Of work in the lGiield. \
sound familiar to ali the cities of the coun-
ery where the Boston team played last year
was heard on the Savannah grounds. 1t
was the cheering ''hil hill" of Gen. Dixwell,
and the red-legs were enthused when they
heard the clarion cheering of the Boston
base ball enthusiast.
New York learned that Bostons are not to
be fooled with. On the first day ths prac-
toe work of the Bostons showed that they
were dangerous team to fool with. They
excelled in their ield work on Wednesday,
and yesterday they proved to be kings Of
the willow, and Kilroy, Kelly and Johnson
have not yet showed their hands.
Capt. Kelly was well pleased with the
work of the men. SWEET showed up we'll,
and Brown proved to be a safe batter.
Gumbert more than pleased. In fact, Kelly
says his team is the strongest that ever
represented Boston in base ball.
''BUCK" EWING HAPPY TOO.
But the happy feeling was not confined
to Kelly. "Buckn Ewing was well satisfied
with the work of the "blacR-iegs." They
were beaten yesterday, but every score was
well contested, and the New Workers played
an errorless game ia the field. Vaughn mas
proved a phenomenal catcher, and in sew
enteen innings has not had passed bail.
The attendance at Yesterdays game was
large, the grand stand being comfortably
filled and the bleaching boards crowded,
and there was au array of carriages which
took up all the available space assigned
them.
The New Yorks went first to bat. Gore
hit to DAILY and was thrown out at first.
Richardson hit to Quinn and was retired IN
the same way. DAILY gave O'Rourke his
base ON halls, but Stovey retired the side
by capturing Connors long fly to right
field. The Bostons made no runs in the
first. Richardson hit a pop fly, which
Whitney caught. Stovey struck to Hat
field and was thrown out at first, and Nash
struck TO Whitney, who fumbled the bali,
but recovered it in time to throw Nash out
at first.
DAILY GETS IN HIS WORK.
In the second inning Daily was deceptive
-
terry and Hatfield, but Immediately after
ward gave Whitney and Vaughn their
bases on balls. Whitney was caught
mapping on third, however, and retired the
side. The Bostons got nothing but goose
eggs in this inning. Brouthers and Quinn
sent long flies to right, which Gore took
care of, and Irwin hit to Hatfield and was
thrown out at first.
In third inning John Ewing went to the
bat and waited for balls until DAILY gave
him his base. Gore hit to Irwin, catching
Ewing before he could cover the second bag.
Richardson made a clean base hit, the first
OF the game, but O'Rourke, who came next
70 bat, hit to Nash, who put the ball to first
before the great slugger could reach the
bag, and Conner hit to Quinn and was
thrown out to first. Thus far not run
oat with blood In their eyes.
Brown raped ball to
right field for three bags, and was wildly
cheered, the "hi hi" of Gen. Dix well being
heard above the cheers of the grand stand
and the bleaching boards. SWEET struck
out, Daily took first on an error in the in
field and Richardson raped a two
Dagger ard brought Brown in, and DAILY
came in on pretty sacrifice nit of Stovey's.
Nash ended the rul getting by flying out to
Slattery. Score-Boston two, New Y ork
nothing.
The GIANTS ONE, TWO. THREE, OUT.
The New Yorl1s went out in one two,
three order in the fourth inning. Siattery
strucS to Nash and was thrown out at first.
Hatfield struck out for the second time and
hltney nit to Irwin and was thrown out
at first. Doyle, who pitched for the
Auburns last year and won the state pen
nant, was put in by the New Yorks in this
inning, but he seemed to be unable to get
the balls over the plate, as he gave Brouth-
ers and Quinn their bases on balls and
Irwin advanced them on a sacrifice hit to
Whitney, who threw Irwin out at first.
Brown, the California wonder, who had
made three Dagger IN the previous inning,
hit fer two bases, and Brout lers and Quinn
scored, and Brown scored on clean hit of
his partner SWEET. Daily flied out to Con-
nor. and SWEET was left on the base by
Richardson's hit to Richardson, who threw
his nanlesake out at first.
NEW YoRK's ONLY RUNS.
In the fifth inning the New Yorks made
two runs, their only scores of tne game.
Vaughn fouled out to SWEET, Doyle was hit
by bali and was advanced by Cores clean
hit, and again by Richardson's hit to Hat
field. The ball beat Gore to second, but
O'Rourke's clean hit brought Doyle and
Richardson in. Connor's corker to Irwin
at first. The first tao men at the bat for
Boston were given their base on balls.
Stovey and Nash, but Stovey was caught
Mapping at second. Brouthers flied out to
Conror, Quinn hit for two bases and adj
vanced Nash to third, where he was left by
Irwin striking to Doyle, who threw him out
at first.
In the sixth inning the Bostons presented
anew battery in Gumbert, pitcher, and Muir
ply, catcher. Murphy proved to be tricky
man behind the bat. and the giants couldn't
get a run in the last four innings Slattery
went cut on a foul fly TO Richardson, Hat
field made a clean base hit, and on Nash's
low throw to first got to third before the
red-legS could find the ball under the grand
stand, but Hatfield was caught mapping at
third by quick throw of Murphy to Nash
in double play on strike-out of Whit
ney. The brilliant work was wildly
eheered.
EWING A PUZZLER.
The Bostons could not hit Ewing effect
lively in this ming. Browns pop fly was
caught by Richardson. but Murphy aud
Ggnbert were given their bases on balls.
Richardson's foul fly was captured by Con-
nor, and StoYey batted wind three times
az retired the side. In the seventh inning
only TIRES New Workers got to bat.
Vaughn struck tc Gumbert, and was thrown
out az first; Ewing went out on fly to
Nash, and Cores liner was taken on a dead
run by Stovey in right field. O'Day then
weat in 20 pitca for the New Yorks, aud
the nean-eaters could do little with his