New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-06

The game the Polo Grounds yesterday again proved
that the New York team Is ia sad need OF some pthns
talent Long John Ewing pitched good game for seven
innings and then went all pieces. IL simply foolish
bserunnng on the part Of the Cleveland in the ninth
Inning that gave the Giants the victory. II was poor
malsnent 10 keep Ewing pitching when he showed that
he had lost all speed aud control of the ball weleh or
Ruse should have been substituted at
1t WIS dismal weather the Polo Grounds yesterday
and the game between the NewYork and Cleveland teams
started In dismal rain vet 2l7 spectators joumeyed
Harlem to the Captain Ewing covered sec
ond base and his presence in the team seemed TO have
good effect. lie should uniform every day The
ever pleasant face Of " f. Young the president OF the
League, beamed the from President Days bsS
Neither side scored until the third inning, wheh
the Giants got took the After Gore had
been put out Tiernan hit safely centre field Richard
followed with hit TO left o'ROurke hit toward
third, and Tebeau, in his anxiety to make double play
fumbed the ball and the full The best Con-
could do send Davis in centre field. and
Tiernan scored before the bs could be returned to the
inned.
The Giants began 10 bat with effect in the fifth inning
and spectators merry by batting in four
ORourke was sent TO first called balls Then
Basset and Conner made hits filing the bases Captain
Ewing promptly cleared them with great three-base
drive TO centre field Buekey's hit to right field sent
home Ewing
In latter part Of the inning the Cleveland men made
their run leaving the Giants clear lead OF four
McAleer made hit and thinner got TO first nun s
Common Young forced McAeer at the plate, but
thinner scored on McKesn's hit past short.
In the sixth inning the NewYorkers continued their
good work with and the result three more
runs making a victory certain. OROurke hit safely
70 left Held and got home Connors twob3gger to right
neld Captain Ewing brought home Conner with lively
Mt 10 centre field The Captain stole second and then
third and scored nit over second base By Buckley
In the last half OF sixth inning the Cleveland men
got one more rum making the totals to 3 johnson led
on with twobase hit left field and Virtues sacrifice
nut johnson on third the latter scoring on wild throw
by Richardson.
In the eighth inning John Ewing went to pieces and the
| Cisveland. made three runs johnson made hit and
Tebsau cot 10 first by Richardson. Virtue
then ht safely to right three bases sending home
Ihnson and Tebesu McAleer's hit brought nome Virtue
In the ninth Inning John Ewing grew worse ana Cle'e'
land scored two runs and but for pure luck the GIANTS
would have been beaten. Mexican got to hrst on caed
halls and Davis hit safely left. johnson hit 10 le''
and Mexican scored TeOeau hit along the first base line
and reached the base safely 1t looked blue iot inc
| Giants Virtue sacrificed johnson TO third and Ieoreu
| to second. ,,-.
Then the star play OF the game occurred ana 4eoeau
s,upidity gave the game NewYork. McAleer MT u
nrt and johnson started for the plate Conner got tn'
hill and returned It to Beckey heading of Johnson The
latter reiterated to third where Tebeau was standing
buckley was quick wltted enough TO the play ana II
touched ont both men and ended the game The scor'
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