New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20
GIANTS WIN AGAIN.
THE LEADERS TREATED LIKE PYGMIES.
BROOKLYN TOO MUCH FOR cLEvELAND-scoREs
AND RECORD.

LEAGUE
S,cS s. G faiss HFS4G fSESS
Boca II rttsburg q P6aSsa phi, Cincinnati s.
ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee 5, Boston .. Washington Z, st. LOUIS -
St: Louis 8. Washington q Louisville 12' Athletic "
1sst game.
Upper Harlem never presented more amma'e"
spectacle than did yesterday. The crowds began 10
flock toward the upper end of Manhattan lsland carry
after luncheon and the West side elevated roads had
all they could do to accommodate the multitude
The old Polo Grounds now the home OF amateur
athletics, were packed with humanity, while a greaV
crowd was also present at the Polo Grounds "heIo
baseball pure and simple at much head. was the
attraction II magnificent day for the uor-
ough enjoyment Of all outdoor sports, and the ehthu
siastc shouts and the happy faces of the mnlh'noe
showed that they enjoyed their outing to the utmost
The baseball game at the Polo Grounds was between
the New-YOrk and Chicago teams, and competed Oho
series between those great Mines The Giants, as
usual when playing against this team won rs they
pleased.
Arson may win the championship, but he cannot
help but look back with horror al those twenty games
his team PLAYED with the NewYOrks. OF the series
the Chcagos won five two resulted in draws and thir
teen were won by the local players. and Yesterdays
victory was about the easiest one OF them all.
Either the Chicago players were frightened or they
were conscious OF their weakness yesterday. They
showed little fire in their work and played at times
like amateurs. The Giants did not exert themselves
after the first inning and after the second IT was
merely matter of whether the Chcagos would escape
a whitewash Rusie pitched splendid game ana
Hutchinson did not.
The Giants usual went first to the bat ana opeheu
the game with one Gore was put out but
Bassett made a great drive between right and GENRE
fields for three bases and scored an instant later o"
Tienan's drive to centre field.
In the second inning The New Workers added two
more runs to their amid merry hows' ana maze
their lead TO O. Richardson int slow gr0under
past the pitcher and clevey beat the throw 10 hIst
Glasscock hit safely centre field sending Richardson
10 third. GaSScock, however. was caught OIL hisV
and run out. Richardson scored on passed ball. ald
Buckley struck out. with two out Rusie hit safely 10
right field and took second wild pitch lie scored
on Cores hit to right field.
Two more runs went TO New orks score In Tile
third inning, and Arson began 10 get hot under tle
collar Tiernan sent fly TO left field but Wlmot
muffed IL, and NETWORKS Splinter took two bases
Conner followed with hit to centre and ORourke did
the same thing, Tiernan scoring Richardson sac
ri6ced and O'Connor scored and NewHOrk had q lead
OF TO o.
The probable champions were made to look like
pygmes when the Giants increased their lead tn 70
@ in the fifth inning ORourke made hit but he vas
thrown out trying for second Richardson was sent 10
FIRST on called balls and scored with Buclley's great
hOme-run drive centre field. The Iaii fOleu WllIi
few feet Of the clubhouse. The New Oihep9 Scoe9
the final OF the game in the nnth Hnlts, dila
Anson's cup OF sorrow was full. Richardson nade d
hi and ran 10 second Wild pitch GlaSscocKs
Sacrifice nut him on third and he scored on an erro
by Burns The tabulated result follows