New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
THE GIANTS VICTORIOUS.
LEY soRELY DEFEAT THE CHAMPIONS.
HoTLY CONTESTED GAME AT THE POLO
GROUNDS
hw.York l6 Boston G. Cincinnati 5. Chicago y.
rooklyn H. Philadelphia 10. Baltimore s. Washington
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY
Av.York Is BOSTON G. Cincinnati 5, Chicago o.
tookiyn IL, Phadephia 10. Baltimore s, Washington o.
1t is seldom that local followers Of baseball have an
pportunty 10 rejoice over the fall OF Bostons baeoA
Iampions. The admirers OF the Giants. however hao
lst opportunity yesterday and they enoyed IL thofousn
he Giants gave bronzed men from Boston oe VI vi"
o<t humsting defeats which the CHAMPIONS ever sue'cu
The drilling rain yesterday made the holding Oh 'he
nest doubtful fact. IL not decided 10 pay until
parly O'Clock Then the gates were thrown open ana
,e 900 people who had not returned 70 their MONIES
ere admitted TO the grounds. The VISITORS saw game
mich they will not forget in long Time huHe ana
zach weighing over 200 pounds were TO pitch and
royal battle was expected
On Friday the Giants were clad in spotcss white uni
pms and they played good. quiet game, as became
al, attirs The Boston wore drty.looNng uni
rms and they played like Indians" Ncw'hofhs
,presentatlves then defeated
wh.n Tho Giants took yesterday they changed
Ieir tactics They looked for puddes TO step In ana
,.v ds,e,minsd 70 be Just as tough their Boston
isitor.. Their pretty white uniforms were soon
.,~ht IN see" The fun started In the nth inning
hen Carroll against Doyle at the plate. lie ap
Arenty did not whether he spiked New-horhs
ever catcher or not. The visitors showed their dis
sprovsl and then the Giants went 10 work In earnest
..i,m all black and blue" said little Doyle. after the
,me ..but there is trying to play nice baseoai
uth those people. They don't play that kind OF game
ID when you meet fighters the only thihS you eai w
, TO Tight them at their own game"
kched finely after the inning. Cheers acr cheers
teeed the players. The canIonading in the sNth nhe
ade the crowd act like lot OF Sioux Ihoahs returning
ON successful laid Fuller Doyle, Lyons ana Oaiiho"
on the honors. .
Ward thought 1t advisable for the Giants 70 take inc
-, trial at the bat and take chances with the new
Nl but 1. did them no good, for they were '"s"y
hnked. The Bostons were more fortuhate' anu soo'
N three runs took the lead. Long the hfs' oa''"ai
N safely To right ted. He TO second on passed
pusio "A mi
,se on called balls Duty sent IN htd' nv which
rard should have got but did not ana te oaseS "eio
ILL., McI arthy sent bounder to second anu was re-
red at nrst but Long scored. Nash followed with
NV for three bass between right ana centre Hcius
pd,nr home Carroll and Duly. Tucker and Lowe were
n out, and the crowd brcathed more easily.
In the next inning the Giants iallieo anu scornp .ou
ans took the lead. Davis started inc inning WIN d
40 drive 70 centre field. while Fuller patient lie
as sen. 70 first on called balls. Davis made clever
zeal Of second as Longs throw was poor fuler stole
copd Lyons hit to second by JaNs, ana peat te hro"
4 the plate. Doyle then hit to left Held, ana fulier
,ored Isusie beyond second, and the bases were
H. Burke struck out, and then peculiar play was
nde Tiernan the ball toward first Tucker par
ally stopped IT, the ball bounding 10 one SIDE. Long
lyered first and Tieinan was put out but both Lyons ana
oyle scored the play, Doyes daring ooe
,udly applauded NewYork was one run ahead and me
,owd was happy In the inning the Boston men had
10 bases full nobody but remarkable plays by
pyle and Lyons prevented them from scoring
took the advantage oil some poor P''!
~ on New.Yorks part in the NTH inning and scoring
lrce runs got a lead Of 70 T. Long was sent 10 hrst
called balls Carroll sent slow bounder 10 Ward which
10 latter threw past Connor and Long scored Carroll gong
, third Duffy was also sent 20 first on balls NC
Arcay hit 10 Davis and Carroll thrown out az the
late in spite the fact that he tried TO spike Doyle.
ash and poyie gained base and scored on hit tn
eht feh by Tucker which Tenan made rather lame
fort to get.
In the sixth inning the Giants showed that they arc
MI entitled to their name, for they gauged the mighty
uyetts's curves scoring seven runs. The spectators
lied the air with cheers Such cannonsdng has not
len seen in many day. Stvetts gave three bases Oh
Nls and the Giants did the rest. Ruse, Tiernsn
Tard Davis and Fuller made hits while BlrKe maze
itwobase hit The seven scored gave Ncw'Hork
Mead Of IL to 8. The onlookers became wild with
". A. -. ..,..
Tbe Giants clinched their victory in the last inning
, adding four more runs to their formidable score
Nons made hit and crossed the plate on Doyles drive
right field for three bases Burkes long ny 70 CEN
- neld allowed Doyle 70 score. Herman ana Cohnor
NJ. sent 10 first on called balls and Ward made hit
ternan and Ward scored hit by Davis, and the
h.mn,ons had received one Of their worst defeats In
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