New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16

The 1000 people who welt IN the Polo Grounds yes
terday underwent mole prvatons than the average NOR
ta meets IN day. The elevated trains were PACKED
hoboxes which crept along at snah-lke pace that was
exasperating. The bostded train at Park Place
At AS D. m and It consumed just one hour TO reach
One-hundred and |ifty-nfth-st.
At the gr0Lnds not breath OF sir WIS stirring, and
the bleaching boards yesterday bleachees indeed
Even in the Of the grand stand the weather was
lntolenby hot day Is TIE players delight oo
Yesterdays sas too much FOR the nannecothed bail
Chicago catcher. overcome
by the heat and left the game in tic third inning ana
sought medical treatment.
The game was heavy batting one. and all the players
exhausted when the nine innings had been played.
The NewYOrk team again but the local players had
| to make twenty basehits to do it.
Koeie stated pitch for NewYork, and lid well
Lp the seventh inning Then he went all 70 pieces
pnd was the expression goes knocked out Of the
box Welch his relief and pitched ike an sna-
teur. Anson substantial old wahOrse, went beh'na
the fourth inning and caught out the game
doing excellent work.
triple play was made in the fourth inning, and it
the best play OF the game With Arson ut second
Carroll first Cooney short ny 10 left Held
O'Rourke running catch and as thu ball
passed quickly 10 second and then to nfst the second
triple play ever made In New-York recorded.
Outside Of one CATCH ORoufEe outncld was poor
When the ball shows a disposition 20 foil behind him ne
spluers aioUnd Ike hcadlcss chicken Ternans bat
ting terrific also Luby's Richardson played
a superb game at short stop. Ryan again intcrfered
proper fielding of the ball. but he was not rep
| rimandcd for his dastardy conduct.
The Giants put crowd good humor at the very
start by doing lively batting and not only scoring
three runs but Earning them 1lernan and Richardson
were put out on puny little hits the nhed but Gore
disposed easily for he made hard drive "
left field Conner hit slow bounder toward first base
but there ahead Of the ball II Hutchinson had let
tho ball alone II would have rolled foul OhourKe re-
sponded noby the kindly greeting awarded him by The
crowd By hitting vlcousy left field. The ball sailed
| wlmots head, and rolled down N the fence II
clean home Gore and Conner troting In ahead
| Of o'Rourke. Tho Bridgeport orator was big man
about that time
Not satisfied with lead Of to o, the Giants added
another their list Buckley hit safely To loft field
and surprised his friends by making hit to centre
Geld Tprnan safely centre, and Buckley scored
Kecfe retired the IN short order in the first
two innings in the third he did not do quite WELL
| and Chicago got two runs Hutchison led on with a
hit to left field and little Honan followed with drive
over O'Rourkes head for three bases. Ryans sacrifice
allowed Honan to SCORE wllmot and Dahlen put
| out and the Giants friends felt easier
| They felt bettr %hl when Tho NewYorkers did some
effective batting In the fourth inning adding four
more runs 70 their Buckley bit safely, hut heete
struck out Ticrnan sent ball like rife shot past
Hutchinson. Ryan tmbed the ball, and Buckley got to
| third. Tcrnan stoi second wild pitch and scored
with Buckley on Rlchadson's drive past Pfener Rch-
ardson stole second and scored Cores twob1se hit 81
left field Gore third and scored while Honan was
throwing ont Connor first This left the score at 10
2 and Ansons face red as boiled lobster
| The old man mad all the way through and he told
little Honan 70 go oil his uniform, thai he would
| catch the rest OF the game himself.
| The change did affect the Giants much, for they
scored two more runs and made their total TO- After
two out Kcefe was sent to first on called balls
| Tiernan made a savage drive right field. The ball
eluded Carroll and rolled 70 the embankment, and both
| Tiernan and Keeie scored.
The New.Yorkers increased their lead with three more
runs in the sixth inning Gore led OIL with hit 10 centre
and Conner hit safely left ORourke hit 10 centre and
Gore scored Conner and O'Rourke each stole base and
both hit by Basset making the score IL to 2
Keee did do wen IN the seventh inning and the
CHICAGO mon batted six and made their look
more respectable Eleven went TO the bat. and Ave
OF the six runs were earned clean HIS made
Welch went In 10 pitch in the eighth inning and Chicago
| got one more run. Luby made hit and so did Ryan
An error By Conner allowed Luby In the ninth
i inning the Giants another which about won Them
| the game. Buckley made hit but he was forced out
/ by Welch. In on effort make double play Cooney
threw wildly Anson and Welch got to third lie scored
| on Tiernan's long fly Carroll in right field
| Anson's men rallied IN the last inning and made che
oniookers nervous. They gagged Welch's curves and
halted IN four runs Carroll led OF with hreebase hit
to left field and Cooney and PETER sent 20 first on
| called balls Hutchison's sacrifice enabled Carroll TO
score and Lubys hit left field sent I'm Coone
and Pfener. Ryans sacrnce sent home Luby. Wilmot
made HIT but Dahien flied % Ternan and the agony
was over. 1t terrible struggle for such sweter-
| ing weather. The score follows: