New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02

.r had boy and he was as lazy as that Bas7ett
"a nump him" said Infatuated vet highly respectable
.-cbsnt at the Polo Grounds yesterday This rerharA
caused by lazy and stupid playing OF the men III
- and Bsssett IN rartculaf. Bassetts actions were
, Ike those Of under the influence OF Sowefiui
,co,ic than those Of conscious of his surround
-. and alive TO his responsibilities.
connor John Ewing and Burren toward the close OF
n, game seemed to be in not much better order me
ssne OF the Polo Grounds between the New-horh
"a brooklyn and Wards men won after an IN
~mny exciting contest The Giants did not play IN
Ampcnship form anything like IT, and continuation
:, asr present style Of playing will land them much
os.s the bottom than the top Of the list Inc team
/. new third place, yesterdays defeat enaohhg inc
n1stons TO ahead Of New.YOrk.
The attendance was large and enthusiastic, many
p<sple from Brooklyn being In the 5000.
John Ewing pitched for New-York. and BuHeI
rtu.looking athlete caught. 1t was BurreHs hrs'
tams early in the battle he gave promise OF uos
great excited IN the ninth inning ana an
rot seem 10 know whether he was playing mafoes OF
tnsebau His throwing 70 bases good, ana he may
prcye an acquisition the club II was silly manage
neat however to put new man IN Tor such s"ne anu
before such crowd ~ o,n..
Richardson played splendid game anu W. n'teH
r.oe q wonderful running catch. Many friends OF the
NewYork team believe Common is doing so poorly
Captain Ewing ought 20 don UNIFORM anu o''i ~
t.sA for time at least Ewing cannot captain 'he niue
from the players and the team IS In neeu OF
leader on the field Ewing would have Atue throwing
10 o q. first and lie not bat any worse than Cohhor
has been doing last Two weeks even ne p"Seu
blindfod.
The Giants sent their rivals nrst to ohe bat Ward
made hit and stole second. Foutz's sacrhce put "aN
an bird but he npped the plate when he ~eo TO
score on Pinkney's fly centre field, Gore making
clever return OF the ball
In their par Of The inning the NewforKers scoreu
,un and took the Lead. Ternan made great orNe mo
t5e right fed crowd for three bases and he scored on
a sacrifice hit BY Bassett. oROurke followed with
two-bsse hit but Common could not bring hlm nome
In the next inning the brooklyn contingent howled
rsbt errly wien the Brdegrooms scored two runs and
took the lead After Burns put out W. o'Brien
made two-base hit to left field Grimm MT an easy
boupde toward third but asleep and Griffin
got to second the error and w. OBren scored On a
wild throw to first by ]. Ewing Griffin scored
Tn Sov.yorkers evened up in the fourth
inning BY scoring one run and but for wonderful running
catch by W. O'Brien the Giants would nave aue He'
o Eourxc first on called bis ana Ooihor' d
s,,,l WAS nut out Robertson was also put out out
m, ,Jav enabled ORourke 20 get TO second GlasscocK
then hit toward and, sahough Ward and j. oBren
made great effort to get it. the ball roheo sae anu
OROurke scored. -, T., ,
In the sixth inning Giants went to sleep in chorus
and ,, oononeuts rot three Burns was sent to
rr Oh called balls and Burren threw to hrst 70 csVch
him. Connor did not cover the base ana burns so'
around to third on TIE play. w. O'Bnen mo an easy
bnder 70 short but Glasscock allowed 1t TO pass ana
m the rror Burns scored and w. OBren got 70 second
W OBren third on account OF TasS7Vus so"
handling Of Burrells throw Grimm maze sc'aNn M
Ia Of and W. OBrlen scOfeu D. Di'"
made scratch hit and Kinslow got to hrst on Oa9'
I1vett's sacrifice allowed Grin 70 score
In the seventh inning NewYork men woke up long
enough N NAV ball for few minutes and the result was
III -.e runs and the game was again ue' buIIel NAV"
a bit and went % second on wild pitch Johh E"l"s
t IN strike out but Kinslow allowed the bail 70 p@ss
hin, and Long John got first wild throw by Lo'etO
uovd Burre to score and John Ewing to get to second
core hit safely 10 field and Ewing scored efnah
fAccd Gore 10 second aud BasSett oroush' nm HO'
OIL scratch hit right field
me Giants scored what looked TO be the winning run
In the eighth inning not Conner got to hrst
90 an error by j. O'Brien, went 70 second on sacce
~ Richardson and scored on q hit 10 left field by
GlaSscOck.
Then the ninth inning arrived. faa for the ats
but lucky for BndegrOoms. Ward led of with MT
% right ned fairly breaking Long Johns" heart Foutl
followed with two-bsse hit left field. Pnkney hit to
Richardson and ought have been put out Bur-
rel however lost his head, and both Ward and Fouz
scored Burns followed with hit TO right field, ana
Pinkney scored. Burns got around TO third on wild
throw By Burrell scored sacrifice by Griffin Inc
tabulated result follows: