New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19

The cooling rain OF the early afternoon fell upon me
hentd temples OF Giants yesterday and awoke them
from their peaceful slumbers. The chances were that
there would be no game at Che Polo Grounds, and INC
Giants were as kttensh six months old tabby'
The rain affected the men from modern Athens In
different way. They, expecting to have an easy victory
looked the rain interference by Providence ID
their march toward the pennsnt. But the rain couds
moved over toward Long Island, and the Polo GROUNDS
were soon in excellent condition for second battle OF e
between the Eaters Of Beans the present Giant
Killers and the erratic New Yorks.
Clarkson the heavy batsmen went in to pitch
for Boston, and the 1,s2 loyal followers OF baseball
present felt ltto The long-limbed John
Ewing do tho pitching for NewYork, and every
body wished him good but would have wogeed long
odds the result.
The working end OF the Ewing family has been doing
good work OF late and he added laures to his record
Yesterday had excellent speed and good control OF the
ball and he also in scattering the hits oil the
Bostons.
The Giants went at Clarkson with all their oldme fire.
and they had that pitching wonder decidedly disconnected
from start TO finish opened the game with HIT and
as IS usual in such cases fellows kept up the goOd WORK
Gore showed amount OF hcrosm yesterday OF when MS
friends did think him capable. He has been suffering
with trouble and he has eaten no solid iood
for Ave days Yet he played magnificent game making
three hits and accomplishing several remarkable running
catches field. Dieting may be an excellent rem
edy for tho Ills other Giants are heir to.
The oghorn coachng irepressble Tucker was re-
pressed Tor once. tucker ycllS 10 uSSVhNe'
opposing players for with Latham, none of his COM
panons paid any attention 10 him. President: Day re-
quested Umpire 70 sit down on Tucker, and the
pugilstic Beaneacr squelched" Hurst also caused
Captain Ewing stop his coaching, telling him II he
wanted play ball he would have to put on Uniform
Conner began his bungung rather early and his error
in the first inning instrumental in giving the Bostons
two runs and the lead. After Long had been put out
Ovey grounder 10 first but Connor let IL
slip by Stovey made clever steal OF second and scored
on Iowe's twobase hit TO left field Nash struck out.
hit safely left field and a. ORourke was
slow handling the ball. Lowe just managed to score
The Giants in the opening inning got man to first
called balls and made three hits vet not man crossed
the plate the second inning they more fortunate
and managed TO get run around the circuit Bassett
made lively hreebaggcr between centre and right fields.
and scored on Buckley's fly to Kelly in left field.
Giants evened up matters in the third inning when
one more added 70 their list With one out,
Garrison sent oRourke to first on called balls and
hit to centre field put the "Oraor" on third
lie scored GlasseOck's sacrifice.
The Giants chances looked bright in the next inning,
when Garrison went 70 pieces, and the local players
three and had clear lead Of three. Buckley
put out. but John Ewing scratched hit, and Gore
made third hit the diving the ball to centre
field. Tiernan was to first called balls filling
the bases and Richardson treated likewise, John
Ewing being forced home. On ORourke's out az hrst
Gore scored. Common sent to first on balls and the
bases were again full. Glasscock sent bounder TO
short but Long fmbled the ball, and Ilernan seored
Bassett went out. leaving three men on bases
The New increased their lead 70 TO IN the
nth inning Buckleys great drive to centre Held ior
home run terrific hit. The Giants got anotner
run in eighth error by Long force by Tier
nan. hit by Richardson and an BY Nash. Long
Iohn was growing tired toward close but he stuck
IL out and the one run scored by the Bostons In the
eighth inning the damage that done Stovey
led of with hit to left field. and got home
on loves from Bassett to Connor The score was