Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-29
GIANTS WIN EASILY.
BY SUPERIOR PLAYING THEY BEAT
THE SENATORS IS TO 8.
Rusje. Ewing, sod Otbsrs Give Exhibit
lions OF Their skili--some Good
Work By the wnshingtonh

sir hundred cranks, inspired with base oell
fever. attended the game at Island Park yes'er-
day afternoon. and good naturally vhooped Tor
the Giants aud Senators alternately. IL made
| no difference 20 the spectators which team
proved the stronger. All they wanted was tose
| n good nght and ON the whole they bad the.T
! wishes gratifed.
Tho Nes Yorxs from tho beginning TOOK the
| lead On their opponents aud held 1t TO tie end
closing tho contest with total OF thirteen runs
an exceedingly uniucky number tor the senator's
Despite considerable effort, the capitai-city
noys could only get SIX men safely over the home
plate
Big, 5rawny Rusle pitched for the Gothamifes,
and did good work In tho box. He held the
Wsshing;oDs dswn 10 nine hits aud caused seven
Of ;be Senators to beat the atmosphere without
ever 20 much "a touching tho ball Dolan
twIrltd the sphere FOR the wsshingtons for the
ilrst ak innings, bu. the New Workers pounded
p'm severely and Kept the 1clders continually
srampering about His place was taken by
Foreman In the latter part Of the game. DIV "
WIZ then too late 20 win. although no proved
rather puzzling to tho Giants Murphy grssped
tae csnnon-shots from Rusie and did good work
behind the bat, nut his efforts were hardly equal
20 hose Of Mcclure, who played excouenily
Bhssett, The Gotham second-basernap, ac-
ceptcd nine chances and contributed largely 20
mo success of his pine, but his WORK was hArny
superior TO that Of Richardson. who mado the
oes, q seven out u eigh, opportunities. Tho
latter batted magnihcenily and =" found tho
mammoth Rus.e for four singles.
EWING As A BATTER.
"Buckn Ewing, who played iret base Tor the
Giants, accomplished she most D:iiitaot WORK
with the stick, making a rio OF singles aud a
mree-aagger.
Rsdford, the Senatorial shoT;-stop contributed
largely towards the defeat Of bis niue, ard
seemed oppressed by an evil fate. out OF seven
me noes he missed three. while his batting failed
10 make his average better. On the contrary,
"sborIy" Fuller was ready for everything
whicn came In h's direction, and hnr.ei the
sphere 20 ffsf witt uperrng atm aud accuracy.
He batting was excellent and his bsse-ruDning
wonderfully clever aud good.
enoco, The Washington tbird-bsseman, did az
when could be reasonably expected q: good
bal payer and pounded Kusie for three blts--s
SINGLE q two, aud q three-bagger.
Knowing cTanks, who pretend 20 he AUTHORIZES
on baseball expressed surprise that the sens
'ors made AZ good n record as they DID and AZ
seti that they have the stun 10 gam gG,d
record this season. At any rate. :hs New fors q
were considerably stronger yesterday and ces--
ly 0utplayed the Wnshingtonians.
Tho Senators LET'S for the capital city las
hight
TnE rnLLtEs PLAY TO-DAY.
This ef.eruoon the Giants will meet M" PhIla-
dcipnias who have been playing in Charleston
Ihc following are the Quaker City PLAYERS:
Hamilton, centr, Mold; Thompson, right field I;
Hallmau, second hose; Conner, first base: Glenn
lef; heid: Allan. short stop Cnrsey or Esper,
piiHoe,.
Several policemen were detailed 10 watch the
bnlIs knocked over tho fence yesterday. ana
their presence had n beneficial effect upon ont
side;s with kleptomaniac propensities.