New-York tribune., 1891-04-25
THREE DEFEATS STRAIGHT
posToNs NINE TOO MUCH FOR THE GIANTS.
,,rw.yoRK WANTS A BETTER REPRESENTATIVE
TEAM THAN THIs-THE SCORE.

The New.York baseball team met its third defeat at
"a hands Of the sprehtly Boston players at the Polo
a,o.nas Yesterday. After the game. Manager Mutrio
m.rsed Hard luck, boys; baseball hard luck. Wen
-, ,hera vet. It's long lane which has no turning
eo there was chorus OF Rats !" and Mutrle escaped
-, striking sign which has adorned the clubhouse was
,o,o down and then torn up. The sign read United
no.sr and stronger than ever" Such sentiments are
- variance with the record of the last days
Tho Giants outbatted their rivals but were outpayed
s,y other department the game by veler and
ora energetic opponents. Clark could catch Rusie
"a ORourSe's legs continually having collisions
s fell down threw the ball in the wrong place, and did
-. slly things for man OF his years Nine Scandl-
IVAN immigrants could not have the bases moro
saiv. Toward the close nobody would have been sur
sed II Giant, after making hit, had started for
,hird instead Of first
Rst jeremiah Denny, that ex-Hoosier, is in danger
=, hsine mobbed The kind OF work he is doing is not
o,.h is cents a week. He will have to improve or
a. will look out at his fayorte corner OF the diamond
"A see whistler filling his shoes. And Whistler can
A II better than Denny is doing it at present.
nhe New-York base-runners were lkened to ice
.cons Richardson COnnor T1ernan and Glasscock did
n and Rusie pitched fairly WELL considering the dis
ourasing surroundings. The coaches for the NewYork
lam stood around struck dumb fright. Tucker
,nped up Glssscock at first and got the worst Of the
,ollsion as he deserved.
New.York's first scoring done in the opening
,o,ne After Gore had retired a long ny Brcdis
T.,nan smashed the ball TO right for two bases and
a on Richardson's clean single to right 0'ROurke rolled
scratch hit toward third and safe, Richardson
rbine third on Nash's throw TO Tucker. ConnOr got
Ans, on balls and Glssscocks sacrifice Quinn Tucker,
Richardson scored
oRourke made a hit in the third. Then Roger Connor
,orod up at the plate with his wickedooking The
pos,on "Pretze' hurled fatcheeked ball toward him;
od Connor landed IL with all his avordupois. BIZ
xhr and then Sovey made tracks for the carriages in
wight field Ia wild pursuit Of the rapidly rolling sphere
OF course o'Rourke scored, and sferward Mr..
tho hasa lfDa hind with
an home run his credit. This made everybody good
patured but they all deuded
A mild streak Of batting in the seventh raised the
droopng spirits Of the cranks, and ultimately caused
Geen's retirement from the box. oRourke drove
% the left-fed fence for bases, and scored
similar hit to right by COnnOr. Connor In turn came
home on line drive centre for base by Gasscock
This ended Gothcun's run-getting.
TheIIub basmen didn't have bat the first inning
They merely stood patiently by the plate and got Rusie
20 pitch wild balls. Long got base in this manner,
and went clear to third Cark's Wild throw to catch
him on second. Stovey another base-on-balls re-
epent and his attempt steal Clarke made another
wrehed throw, Long scoring and StoVey going on to
third. The latter caught at the plate.
fuckers single In the third hot one and Sullivan's
base balls made the local cranks bit but they
fairly yelled with pain when Quinn doomed up high fly
owe, left centre field. ORourke shouted I've got it,"
and then his locomoton get tangled up his legs
and fell down. ropes, and Tucker and
Sullivan scored Quinn reaching second where he left
Nash opened the fourth with seorching hit for three
bsse and scored Benefits single The latter went TO
second on Gstzelns sacrifice and home Longs base
h 70 left The Bostons clinched matters in the nfh in.
nng Tucker his base balls second
sacrifice and scored Quinn's single Quinn raced to
second hrown and scGrpered round the plate
Dlcdies hit to left This drive picked up by ORourke
and thrown Denny, who muIed, Brode scoring. Long
made single in the next inning and
scored on Stovey rafting bagger the right field
rups ended Bostons work the basepaths but it
was Of sufficient magnitude make the Giants look puny
and weak. The