New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-07
THE GIANTS GET REVENGE
WASHINGTON SOUNDLY BEATEN.
PHILADELPHIA DEFEATS BROOKLYN-SOME
GOOD AMATEUR GAMES.

PHILADELPHIA DEFEATS BRooKLYN-sOME
GOOD AMATEUR GAMES
GAMES YESTERDAY.
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Cincinnss D. St. LOU: /. Louisville. rain
While the weather continues to be decidedly against
baseball and other outdoor sports, large crowds VIII
messed the green diamond battles at the Polo GROUNDS
and at Eastern Park yesterday. There were WV
persons Of the former and 1000 at the Broohyh
grounds. the first 10 witness an emphahc VICTORY
Of the Giants and the second to see In sorrow the i
OF their favorites.
Tberc wos a rather raw VIVID at the Polo Grounds
Yesterday but tie sun did It's best 10 escape cloud
hanks, and the spectators In heavy wraps ola not
suffer The game between The Ncw-iorK ana
Washington teams, and the Giants were determr'd
10 get revenge those defeats at Washington. The
New.Yorkers simply toyed with their rivals and won
as they pleased. Duryea's curves were battcd so
hard that he Quit In the fifth inrtng and Esper, a
cft-handed pitcher. took his place. The man with
The south paw Jared little better. Sullivan retired
in disgrace after the sixth inning. Stricken taking
his place.
Rusie pitched for SIX inrdngs and as the Senators
had been routed. he retired TO give young Donohue
a chance. The Giants never played a better all
around game their batting fielding and baserunning
being remarkable. Foreman, the pitcher, will have
trial In the New York Club The officers and sailors
OF the men of-war In the harbor will attend TUESDAYS
game at the Polo Grounds the invitation oil the
New,York Club. Many Of the jolly tars were present
yesterday.
took the lead Burke started Oft with hit to LETT
field and then made clever steal to second Tier
nan reached first a tumble by sullivan ward
sacrificed and Burke scored, while Herman scored
on Connors long fly TO O'Rourke.
In the second half Of the inning the men from
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in the side with pitched ball. and he hmped to
first. Hoy, the mute. sacrificed him TO second, ana
O'Rourke's hit put him third. He scored on u
sacrifice by Wise
In the second inning the NEWCOMERS increased
their lead with two runs making their advantage
10 l. Lyons hunted the bail and beat the throw to
first. Rusie got /" life on muf by Dnryea'
LYONS and Rusie both scored a muf at the plate
by Farrell.
The Giants gagged DURYEA'S curves in the third
inning and they batted home three more runs, max
ing their lead a substantial Ward made a hit,
took second on a tumble by Hoy and third on wild
pitch and he scored on Daviss hit to centre field.
Fuller also hit safely. and then he and Davis each
stole base. Both scored on DOye's three-base jlt
to left centre.
The NEWCOMERS scored three more runs in the
fonrth inning on a base on balls, two base hits by
Ward and Davis ard threebaSe hit by ruler.
Esp.r was then put in to pitch, but it made no differ
ence. for the Giants scored four more runs making
their lead IA 10 1. The were made Oil hits by
Herman and Ward, ." hit by pitcher and a home
run drive by Common.
The men from the Capital City had made but one hit
in the first six innings but in the seventh they got
two more and scored two OROurke made hit,
and he and wise scored the latters home run
right field.
The Giants got two runs in the seventh and
an equal number in the eighth, three Of the four
besng earned Donohue in pitch in the seventh
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He did finely for two innings, but in the ninth the
wsshingtons scored three a hit by pitcher,
hits BY Mulvey and Hoy. base on balls force and
q homerin BY Larkn. The score was as follows