New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-17
!, was nearly 80 p m. when the second game wa,

IL was nearly 80 p. when the second game was
started. weighing and Cross made up the battery for
Philadelphia while TIE sub,ttton OF Rueie Tor King
was the only change made In New YORK team Ruses
work was good except the sixth inning. bassett was
struck back the fourth inning aud retired
from the game. Lyons who took his place. played a
remarkable game. his clever work IN ue hrn ana A. mo
bat doing much u win the gamo for the homo ninc'
Ewlngs general work left Connois puny efort far In
the
The visiting players went first the bat IN tho second
gso and they scored the first run In tn second inning
Reilly TO first on called balls and stole second
Cross cot To first on hy 1acharson Reilly going
to third from where he scored On Wild pitch The
Giants tied the Ia u1r half OF the nnIng win
two out BOYLE N FIRST called balls and ran
10 second u wild throw By Cross. lie scoiol on sos
hit past third tasc.
In tho third inning tho Giants earned run aud took
the lead. Ewing made hrec-blse hs ~ left Held ana
| he come home hit pat second by Ohoufke' one
run went 10 Pbadcphlas list In tho fourth inning aud
the score again tie Mailman made a hit and
Common called balls Reilly sacrificed
each base. Cross forced iallnan out at the pate.
but Mulveys hit pat second Common scored
Kusie did not do we'll In the sish inning and the
visiting nine bs,ted In and took the lead Han
man led OF with Reilly hit safely - left held Tor
two bases hit safely TO centre aeld and Hall
man and Reilly scored 1Ne visitors added one more run
10 their srOre In the eighth inning. making thtlr lead 10
q and IL appsrd to b. all up with the Giants Mailman
each wan. To hrst on called balls sacrhceS
| by Reilly and Cross enabled Mailman ~ score
Then the Giants sed down TO try to bat out the game
and they did IL In clever style Two runs ~erc made IN
the last half the eighth. bringing them withn one Of
their rivals O'Rourke sent " first on called balls
and Gore szcrnced him second. Lyons then sent Nn
hall 10 the pond In left field easily making the circuit VI
| the bases sending OIiourko In ahead OF him
In tho ninth Amen. tho first istsman, duplicated
Iyons,s feat also making homerun drive. The Giants
had one chance let and save the game
and they accepted gallant style lsnse Was put out
bu, Fuller wus fortunate and made hit Tiernan
sent ny TO centre which Reilly murcd and both runners
| were safe living hit safely to left Held and Fuller
scored Herman going TO third Eehsfdson hit sAely
past Mulycy and Tfernan scored
Neither side scored In the zenith, and the spectators
showed q disposition 10 have heart failure. The Quaker
CITY men easily disposed OF In tho eleventh. and then
the Giants went IN and the game. Fuller hit twA'd
third sprluter made for nrst A. II vicious
bulldog were his heels The vanishing streak seemed
n unnsrye Mulvey for hs made two grabs for the bail
before he found IT, When he did get IL he tried &c knock
of one OF Conn0s feoL As result the ball went 10 the
fence and got third the Tcrnan struck
out ana the crowd It's feet and breathing hid
Wcyhng could not stand the strain and wild pitch let
Fuller score yell Of delight announced that the battle
had been won. The was rs follows:
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