New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
THE GIANTS NEW RECORD.
THREE RIMS SCORED on A STR1KEoUr.
prrr..nrrpu,. DEFEATS THE LOCAL TEAM DY
FIVE TO Two-s1OREs AND RECORDS
GAMES YESTERDAY.


CANES YESTERDAY.
p,u,d.,nb,, = ver.yorh. Boston -. baltimore, D.
- wv Cincinnati y, Cleve!ahu l.
Brooklyn o. Washington 3
The NcwY York baseball team Is nothing II no' e,rcs
,rlc The local representatives,, some"'"' -,
Giants more often called mules, but hos' n'''o"E
called "duls- made another record YESTERDAY ""o"
three runs were scored strike ont i"''
behind the record made by the OLD Me''oio'''"a,'
whom thev reposcd on Erastus Wman's pretty reserNa
lion at ST. George s. !. The old Indians h'"e INV
twobaee hits In one inning without SCORING Z" run
Tho PHILADELPHIA and NcwYOrh teams played al Tue
Polo Grounds yesterday in threatening weather
oG5 spectators The game resulted In Inc 'n'''e'',,
consecutive victory for the Quaker CITY men. IL Won"
be tao alorous TO determine just what consecutive uc
feat 1t was for the New York team The fhi'~'cp"',
mon payed as il they were receiving good salaries ana
were glad of H. and the local men played as II s''''
was an unknown quantity III thcir "o.N'
fact il The team had been playing just io'
snort IN. men would unqucstionabiy nave
thrown more energy into their play. l1erhal
erort at batli1g was positively painful lie seems
cnv,ors of the comfort OF his comrades on Tho bench
and whenever lie went 10 the bat he seemed 10
want 10 get back 10 that shady seat as quickly rs
possible. ,
Henry Lyons. recently OF the Athletics young
mnn WHO played in the New->OrH ci"o ''''o
aoo and DOYLE former catcher CT the Cleveland c'o'
covered centre field in Cores place. and Doyle may
have nm opporttny 10 catch to-day. Both arc hVcN
younc fellows with records 70 make ana they h''s
succeed in nfuslng little energy INTO the 'ou '',
and then again they may not. Iiaihah I"i'i' pr
n ball OF the fence in the sixth inning IL was e"
remarkable catch. Ewing hit the ball 80 MARI ,"'.
tho little globe seemed to leave comet like tall behind
"a IL swept through the air. Fuller also maze ~
marlable stop In tine seventh inning 'ro,S u'u e'o"
v,or, I'm spite Of the inct that a hoihaH oon'u "
k,chet between his knee, without tonclnne elmer
King pitched well, cxceIt in the third i'N"i' WIG"
he appeared to fail into trance ana r'i""'c" VIZ
conscious for several minutes. Ills frchuS ''"S'
tina, he is net dangerously affected. me "''."
rooster hal pheasant outing. He has add~ the u'a'
NJ y lamb in trouble to his other vocal accomplish
mems lie beaed yesterday whenever inc Ne"
Works did poorly and h. is probably suffering iro"
bronchial trouble to-day. EmsIic H'"' "'
first appearance in Ncw-ioTk as al ""P''o'
and did good work. The veteran Spectators 10
mcm,crcd him as a pitcher OF years gone bv'
Tho home PLAYERS went first 10 the bat ana also
scor.d Tho first run in the second Inning. d. Lyons
was s,ruck by a pitched ball and Scored an Hls'""'
Inter ON Richardson's drive to left Held Tor TWO
toscs In the last half ~ III" INNING Inc NlS'",-
men also ed u nm. tying the score. InomnDn NM
hit but h. was forced out ~ second ny p''"'"'''
The latter scored Oh Aliens Li'ce lase NJ u 'c""'
field.
th-e. rms in A rather peculiar manner, all OWING
riu,S. urr,.tchcd work tntsey and kalnhn were
mt ON; and then King grew Wild. He cent '1Ilyf
IN Dirt on called balls and The trouble lb"n. mn,
mnn hh 10 short nud C"nnor ,honM Lave n'"t' I .t
INF ~ second Lut Fuller fumbled tho ball an D''h
mon were safe. Thompson Was sent 10 III va
nnlia, LuIls filling the bass. Drlchanty wouM nave
,rnrk ont hut oyie allowed the tilrd strike TO i''o'
him and then threw Wildly 20 first ana ,phi9. :
i I"lm"n MN and Thompson scored King lost his VIII
and ,Nllcd 10 the plate. J., a., 10th
The Ncw-Yorhcrs got another ran IN IN, ~, sNh
inning. u. Lyons was lent 10 r., on c G orrS
ven 10 second on by ilal!mnn ana S'nl,N
on a MT by Boyle. In tho last nall the ''>'I Ut
X or, a run making the lead , to - IN,
visiting men retained this advantage 10 the cnd ana
von follows