New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27


pos,on 10. Ncw.York g. Louisville 9. Pltts60rY
oS ps,no 10 CeyS@ad 10 cH st. louis o.
II IS seldom that baseball team makes d r'o'' ~
montable exhibition than did The Giants d. VI" W.
c.,nd Yesterday IL was the scond game between inc
Now. York and Boston teams aud 2S'I poop. ~,
a., po, c,ornds expecting TO exciting p'oc lnc
vevyork men played ike lot OF 'qui'el'' ' ~
parcntlv did not put enough heart anu 11 n,on
worry 10 win game from lot OF schooioo9 80. -.
,n won A. IL has In eighteen out OF inc l" 49," 80,
,vo g,ucs these teams have playful Ss" ~
last season and so far this year .., ,oo ,f,or
MANAGER powers decidedly uSF"7V ~
the game and he reached the clubhouse "' 5 90, ,,co
his quiet and undisturbed players nv .,., - such
-. ,har for he told his men that repeu'io VI sum
80, ,,d ir,py dsaster TO somebody. King inc pi'c"or,
os the frat man called to account anu 10 "uo oPre
M his salary Bassett. Gore ana ohou'No - ,",.s
d,scnlined but repetition Of The KIM Oh win W. ,,d
1oeo doing lately Will cause them 70 icei VIZ '''"'
81, = sting administered 10 Mr.. KING yeS'rI"9' . ,,,
" -, ,lorcrs 4, almost n lost art In the Ne"'hoiA
sal, oN Manager Powers action yesterday ieH WIN u
,oloninc thudr into the ranks oil u" "'"',' -,
=, ., rho manager may arouse the local payers
-, =, am certainly do more good thah eo"' " 80
"''u :" =, o.. frat inning. when Crane "ore anu
,,,,o ,,roro uerformlng their little comeuy VI ~
y - ,houcnt T. advsablo to order Crane ou' % Wv ,
-, - s,,s,itute King King was Ou u" p''f a,,o,s
Games Mace but he was 40 d'ho.'' - rc,used 10
,hat when he did appear ION the ut'u w,
noXy him 70 90 In. but nsesd hheu MN Y ,re and
~, nos,o, team played a superb all-atou"" e -, -
n "a easily o. the Giants woud oru""Iny ',o would
,a,orr team There was no ques"o" W u,ho,cv
~. o, minutes after the game was s"r"n 49, ,c,,
van Nv" -, "a, tfaiu-c A. an umpire, was uaAcn SIN
~ I'D inning and fortunately ior uio ~ :, ,,a
~ ho croyd he r,trcd Kelly umpit'u '"' ,tohorcv
- ,d bIs work was much superior !" " ', "a coyor,ng
t,ller did good work ana ne ''N
both shortstop ond secohu "''' .,,,o. a,s went
nh Giants changed the usual oruef Of nm - q,
.' &c., Ia, They scored Onc run. ana e''n'u ~
49,, ,,o. MI. out a. usual but Ewing SN''N H.
,o nv bIttnc lately to left hed 'or '"..o - ,n,no
.corod ON n hit by Tiernan. In I'e '"' , ,ha, IN.
go o,ourke and Gore did such poor wo'h H''. -
-, -. scored half a dozen runs ahd i'I'S 'o
I'D, Tho enthusiasm ~ thu crowd Long "N' ;,
frs, on called balls but wa iofc'u CIV y" - oo,,
nrrv Lowe sent ny TO lcit hold ana o'o''n' 80,
80, ,o,gb, ~ but h. didn't. and a. r'suiI' i'"' -
!" n'' 30, nurv scored Mccarthy hit D. Crane Dut
w. ,l, n,,chcr nrst fumbl,d aud then hrew ''' "','
vulv and Lowe scored. Mccarthy an lns"'"e nv -
,o, ..cond Nush nit Nv u centreheu' o's S'' -
,o,,,,,c cle 20, in Cores eyes and ne b' u'oPr"
SUM ,,o .,owd groancd. Camel made scratch
- - 81, ., tight field and McCurthy ord Nash sooreu
o,,,r mfr safely % centre. and Camel scol'n 80
,i.o hit safely and sacrifice BY s"'3 S"'"' -,
Tho second inning was almost ~ disastrous ~ ' =,
,ov,,. oct,luc but one run. while three ho'0 "'"'
po.ton For New.YoFk Lyofr and Ba''''' h'' 80,
-, ,.o, 3, first because h. struck by ptcheu U''
an noyle, Door attempt u steal second Lyons "a" ''
~ Hos,on pury sont IN first on cA'ou u"'''. WV
= 80. a hit Mccarthy hit safely to leit he1u anu
NV, scored Mccarthy stole second and Nash sacn
oc.d Lowe home On d similar play By Camel McC'f'nS
came home. =, ..o. .ot
In the next inning tho homo players MADE ahou'' SUI
,,ry run having three men on bascr tore was sent "
- o.pes tau, and Ewing made q hit Ternan hit 'ae'S
10 tight ncid and walked homo. o1.0urKe va
.,,pok tv pitched bali fling the bases. and he GROVE
grew horsful. Lyons, however. struck out ana nao'
uoppa IN an easy rs which Tucker caught ana Tie ufs
en werc left In tho last half o. the third two NOR
runs w,a, 10 Boston, making the scors IL To D. TUCK"
nj, safely 10 nigh. Held and went to second on WIG
pitch Long sent ~ first On called balls ho"o Aep
=, Ms terrific batting BY hitting 70 left. and the run
making closed Tor u few innings.
In the seventh inning two moro runs went 70 Boston
and tho farce was nearly Quinn made hit An'
Tucker was struck by pitched tall. s'asY suucA gu
"a, Mummy allowed Tho ball poss and oninn and Ihckc
-, moved up q basc. Long hit safely TO centfche4C
ana both men clIne In. Tho score;