The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-20
NEW YORK BEATS BOSTON
TIE GIANTS PLAY THE BEAN
EATERS A PRETTY GAME.


Three Runs on Boston's Errors in tho
First Inning Give New York the
Winning Hand-A Passed Ball in the
Seventh Inning Brings in the Win
ming Run-Fine Batting, Sharp Base
Running end Crack Fielding Mark
the Features of the Game.
Those who failed to see yesterdays game
of ball between the New York aad Boston
clubs are likely to attend many games be-
fore they see one so stubbornly contested
or with such brilliant features. The Giants
won the game in the first inning by the
three runs made on the Bossons' errors. but
the latter picked up later on and kept the
| score down. Il ought to have been a white
| wash in the first inning, and the Bostons
could have then won, but the grounds were
| slippery and new, and the boys didn't get
| down to work until too late
The BostonH went to the bat first,
and the first man flied out to left field. The
second died at third, as the next two bat
tiers nit easy to second base In this inning
the first man at the bat got his base on a
tumble of the third baseman, another took
first Oh a wild throw of the catcher after
one man was out, and a tumble at second
base. A corking two-bagger to left field
by Slattery brought in the three runs.
AFTER THE GAME WAS WON.
Both clubs failed to scoie in the second
inning, but in the third inning the second
man at the bat for Boston got first on a
1umole at first, was advanced to second,
and came home on a passed ball. The New
Yorks could do nothing in this inning, only
one man getting to first base, and on
tumble OF low ball, the next man at the
bat being caught out by long running
| catch in center field
In the fourth inning Boston got one man
TO first base on balls where he was left, the
SIDE being retired on the catch OF long fly
In right field. Slattery, the right fielder,
putting three out, and one liner was caught
after a long run, the play being cheered to
the echo. The New Yorks were retired
without score in this inning, two out of
three striking out to DAILY, who was wildly
applauded.
THE BosToNs' SECOND RUN.
In the fifth inning neither side scored. In
| the sixth the Bostons got their second run
! OF the game, and but for the excellent field
ing of Gore in center would have tied the
New Workers, but he took everything that
canein running distance. putting two of
| field. The New Yorks started their half of
the sixth inning by having two men retired
on double play at second and first base,
and Gore retired the side with a goose egg
on hit to Nash, who got the ball to first
too quick for the great center fielder of the
Giants. The New Workers couldn't hit DAILY
with safety in this inning.
In the seventh inning the Bostons got one
| score and tied the game With two men
out Daly went to the bat and ranDed "a two
Dagger, to the extreme delight of Gen. "Hi
Hi" Dlxwell, whose familiar cry of 'hi hin
set the crowd in the grand stand to cheering
wildly. O'Rourkes fielding was the feature
of this inning, he being credited with two
of the three put outs. The New Yorks got
one run in the seventh inning by passed
ball, and kept the lead to the close of the
game.
RICHARDSON'S FINE WORK.
Richardson, in left field, kept the score
down, putting two men out on long run
ming catches, one of which was said by old
ball men 10 be the finest catch ever seen on
the Savannah ground. and the 'hi, hi,' of
the Boston base ball enthusiast and the
cheering of the crowd was kept up for fully
five minutes. 1t was q run well from center
to the left field fence, and looked like it was
good for circuit of the bases.
No more runs were made. In the eighth
inning the red-legs could get no farther
than third base. One man got first on balls
stole second by slide, aud was caught
mapping at third. The New Works we're
retired IN one, two, three order in this in
ming, not man beating the ball to first
base
ODay made short work of the Bostons in
the ninth inning, striking the first two men
out, and the third man flied out to Hatfield.
The following is the score: