New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
GIANTS WIN FOR A CHANGE
CINCINNATI'S PRIDE HCMBLED.
A LIVELY BASEBALL GAME AT THE foLo
GRoUNDs-BRooKLYN DEFEATS PITToBoh0'
GAMES YESTERDAY.


GAMES YESTERDAY.
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i EGSNTs 3 wssn SnIs Rat@ore St Louis g.
The baseball game at the Polo Grounos ydS 70 Ne
tween the New-York and Cincinnati teams % ., o,I,
ana y, the xs,iest contests OF the season. anu 'no
was in doubt until last man had peen pV NV ninth
final inning in fact. hit by Ch"moera'" III I'm, the
t,,,n, ronld have won game for The men iro"' w
Oro or, twas New.YorkS fourth consecutive N'cVois
owe, Cincinnati and Captain Comiskcy anu MS NE" "''
ch grned at the result LID shor,s =, ds
nayaI At tmpre Lynch in the ninth inning iof u'a'
,,or,etsd the rules just the same as any sensible
ma, wo,ld have done. In fact, man whose u'"A."s
,n.cb,ne was not rusty could not have thought
~ 49,, inning browning sent dlfcult fly just back OF
aca,d base but almost superhunlah ehorC Dosio
.,sd ~ nrint fast enough get under the ball. anu
iunpng into the cir, he caught the flying GLOBE ne los.
his balance however, and feh 70 the grounu' ou' sun
held the ball The momentum was so great that after
s,,,kine the ground he rolled over and over. ana mis-
avn hacone twisted under his head, he dropping the ball
after rolling over the second time The umpire OF
course allowed the catch a. the rules supua'c anu '
catch saved the day for New-York
Most people probably Imagine that Iiernans NOME
run won the game for New-York, and while II did In
fact still there something which went before which
had more direct bearing on the result Ihose WIN
have noticed poorly Rusie pitches after long run
NAV have observed Chambersins record yesterday In
the third inning Chamberlain had suh run oil three
bases and a stomach disturbing slide His out was he
third, right in to pitch before had iSiy
recovered his breath. The result was live runs ior
New.York
Kusie he'd only two catches left field but both were
remarkable ones. II. Lyons also made clever thio"
from deep centrefed making clever double play III tne
fifth inning McMahon and Boyle chang d places III ''c
18th inning Smiths playing superb. his one manu-
catch OF line the second inning being one oi
the many brilliant features Of the game.
The reserved their strength for the fourth
inning when they took advantage OF chamberlain wen
hess and scoring 1--WE runs took gooc e"d Oiuh'o,'
lain was out of breath owing his base-runnins IN the
,r .vious inning. Burke hrst on called
Isl. and McPhee fumbled IL. Lyons long ny long
e. .a9h 70 allow the latter TO reach nrs Doyle Du'"u
III, ball safely filling the bases. Chamberlain was sun
unsteady sent Mcmahon TO FIRST forcing nome Dulho'
fernan won back Of friends BY hitting to centre
lold fol- home run sending in II. Lyons Doyle ana NC
Mshon ahead HIM. He got more applause uah he mas
received in month. -,
The Cincinnati scored their first run In the last hall
OF the same inning MePhcc was sent to hFst Oh c'le0
balls, usual starting the trouble Latham forced NC
phee out at second second himself on psd
hall He scored ON a hit TO left.neld by Holiday
Two more hit, went to Cincnnat's list in the min
inning and but for a throw from centr"ield more
would probably been made. base on @ileu o'i's
given TO Wood again started the trouble Smith then ni'
safely TO leheld bases and Chamberlain was az
psd,tng enough TO strike Mcrhee sent lively
crounder which eluded Doyle and Wood and Smith scor'a
on the error. McIhee second and Latham sent
long ny to csntrened. ii. Lyons made clever catch
and a remarkable to third also retiring Mcfhee
Another base on balls caused mere trouble in the
eighth inning aud allowed the Cincinnati men 10 score
another run With out Rusie sent Latham 10 nr't
Holiday hit to Rusie the ball bounding TO fRht-neu,
Latham going to third he scored on passed
match we. no runs were scored The as fol-