New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
WASHINGTON

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Tho Giants showed a disposition TO lag a little IN
ua second rame The real Truth OF the matter IS
that the local players are hardly III cohdoh ~ .c
10 withstand the strain OF Two games i"e re''"'
had weather has prevented work and put ue ~A,i
back almost where it was when Tue piasers "ei' ~
Richmond. 80, $500 .,,od
u,ro 1v.s cratic at times. and while Lyons oatteu
With terrific effect his fielding work was not so
clever Daniel Richardson the Giants oiu ee'o"u
h.semap. plaved a remarkable game and he did much
10 defeat his old comrades
The WashingtOns started of IN decidculS 'no'o
empba,ic manner t,an they did in the First game
They seemed TO like the change Of pitchers. How
The first baseman up hit safely TO Ieit heiu lor WV
base Little Richardson hit TO right. ana HOY
scored In the last half OF the inning the Giants also
showed that they had not forgotten no" I" o"'
and scored Two earned runs and had the ieao' "o'o
led of with a hit and made Il clever steal 10 Se'o"u
bsse Ewing as artistically sacrificed nun 10 '",'''
Fields was nut oat and OROurke was equal 10 inc
o.,,on and hitting safely 10 left field brought In
co,o LYONS then drove the ball like a bullet ~
t.r centre field making a thIccbas hit himself ana
sending in O'Rourhc. ,
In the next inning the visiting players continued
their aggressive attitude in scoring two more runs
They in turn take the lcad The crowd felt sad, AN"
NOT at all well pleased with silver Ming e"or'
remembering the brilliant achievements OF the mighty
Rusie who went before him. Duffee. the frst oatS
man was sent TO first on called balls. Dowd inc
ut,,e collegian then sent the ball with CRASH
against the brand ne bleacheres in the lcIt he''
for three bases. sending home Dunce' Do
followed with hit to centre field and Dowd sco'fu
Radford also made hit, but Hoy, D. Kcharus'! anu
Iarkin were put out and the inning en"ou w
score Of TO against Ncwlork. the fcal pNS -
f,iling 10 score I'm their half Of the inning
No runs were scored in the third inning the e"N
reoI feature being the fact that Ewing made base
liz and was caught mapping at first.
In the fourth inning the Giants drew UP anu "oo
the score 10 the intense delight OF tic OnI0oheiS'
O'Rourke was put ont and Lyons for the hl1h "'no
hit sufely TO left field. Bassett sacrificed nm 10
second and Boyle sent an easy fly between Jeit anu
centre field which either he How should have got.
H. Richardson fell down, however, on slippery gro"'
and the ball fell safe, Lyons scoring ana BOY &c
getting TO base. 1t was an accidentally carhco
un rather an unusual occurrence In baseball.
The score remained a tic up 10 the eighth lnnhe'
when a little Indifferent playing by King allowed the
Washington men to score two and win the game
II Richardson led of with hit to left field and Larkln
hit toward Third. Lyons made a clever stop, Dnt
threw low TO first and the error Laraln reached
that base safely. II. Richardson was put out ana
ofter two strikes had been called Milligan hit down
toward the clubhouse for three bases sending III
d. Richardson and Larkln. III.
II, The ninth inning the Giants made one final rally
On win the game, but fate against them ana thcv
only made orc Lyons led of with a Two Da,e
hi 10 right field. but liasSct popped mp niue ny
~b,cb MlIligan captured. Boyle then set the crOwu
,nto A wild roar Of enthusiasm by hitting saielY 10
right field ana sending Lyons across the plate. Only
one run was needed 10 tie the score. The crowd was
c"uscd nm Ia the highest pitch. King sent up a niue
ay Which dropped directly on the base line between
d.. aud home Larkin for ID and he and King
met I'm collision, Larkin dropping the ball Tlie BAL
ie. ~ nt,ed and thrown TO second whore Boyle was
NM ont and the umpire declared King out for inter
feTng with the fielding Of the ball. although inc
nanIi,,ion was accidental The score