New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
ONCE MORE THE GIANTS WIN
BALTIMORE BEATEN WITH HUNS ~ or"NI
COLD. RAW, DisAGREEABLE DAY Az Tile
POLO GROUNDS.
GAMES YESTERDAY


GAMES YESTERDAY
1872 s,. ln ns'%sF' 4 spura ciH'in"a
Warrington Is, B-ooHIyh = r
The weather vas cold aud di-agreeaff 'es''u ~.
totally united for outdoor sports and especially ,o
49, 10. o If the six games scheduled By the Ma
,,o,., Icao,. wore played. In weather at the I""
,,ounds wm the most OF the season, ana oeo'
tho came between New-York ana i'aitihor' V''' M
fairly s,rtcd every spectator In the stanas was SIN
m the lev blasts which swept down nom Dead Hao nm
This remark frequently heho' An!p W.
u, 90 70 n ball game a day like this ought 70 ireen'
and ret pneumonia,' ard each wouil look a. h'
bor and mentally remark about the numoer OIL 'o"' -
OF the insane asyums. Besides the 'o'a VIM, 81,
, ncuc.rating haze which made life In the open "r
,,,o, hut neasant II the traditional May queen
~ hout she was deckcd IN furs ana did not sho" her'
self .. am N their
Tho nIayers Of the two teams soon warmcd up v. '
,L and they dill not to mind the weather ca
"'' cha hill s,rck their palms with UNUSUAL
, ,bcn there would BE- d crack Ike ii p!s0oi sho' m
rho hattie would be forgotten for an Instant ""e '
vrung their fingers In agony. , o.oo
Ino Now. Workers played the better all honrd gam,
and while they did not easily, they had seVrri' ,
- ,hc, the zane was over The incrcaSe' pi.'""'s
distance bothered King some, but 1t worrieo p
great deal Davis led In the oae''ne' hn
~ thrce.bapgcr AMI = home Ewing ha' oec"
,..n Kelly can come into camp or col"""o '
wild career through the "cs'' Az" ~
will be made 70 him. 49,, o,orei
The NEWCOMERS were the hrst 10 INC o'' " ,a
49,, ,,,o with thr,e runs taking eonInandihS "au
rrrLe and Herman put out, but "afi ca"o '"
'a.,,. vim twoba,e hit 70 right field Cohhor "a'
liam, and he was rewarded with base on balls Di''
,n sen. n terrific drive right field for a nom, iu
and all three men came IN amid the hN'"cs' apr 49,,
Tho Baltimorcs disposed OF "a they c',,o 100
lat I'm the oJenng inning but in the ,eco.n ' :,
- ,o,,,o,,, and scor,ng two runs reduced the eaa Oh
,be Giant. I, one run. Trcaiway was SEM " M" -.
c,cd balls and O'I.ourke hit safey, advancing ,asa.
,. 70 third O'Rourkc was caught between 'he o''
and Tr,adway ait mptcd ~ score, but "''' 0' ~
m. plate by Fuller stopped him. Brow" S'' 49,.
Ncitz hit over the ropes In right helo =" p.,.a
scoring OEOuTke. Clarke hit To eit HUN ~
scOrci A., o,o,,. ,nother
am :, ~, fourth inning making their lead = W -
After Doylo and King had surrcnderd % D'H'' =. ~.
,, made -, s,fe hit Tcrnan hit just past the WV'he''
b.,tlug the throw to iirit. while Burke went '' r,
thirl on the play. Bfo"n' !" Ms e''o'' "
threw wildly and Burke seoic1 -. u,,,
ln the fnh Inning. otter two men were Pu' '",
,ouod \ dl.posltton I, wdness. Baker maze MT a"'
,b., the next three me sent " hrs' VaS1 y" ~
halls Baker being forced around the circuit 49,
Tho Newly 10 krrs settled down TO effective "o'A !" VI"
next Inning and the four run. scored N".u'"' -
.uc With one out. King reached hr>t OH an '''"i ~
.u., while burke hit safely left HELD LEHMAN III.
,fcy and King scored. Burke going to thru' Iieiha"
stole second with Burke scorei on MT oS ""u '"
otr. field Ward Wa retired at second, ana meh 'on
nor wa. sent 20 ni-t called bis DAVIS meoe aho'"'i
lonc hl, three bigger Hight ,f, and tohhor scored
hi. gave the liant, lead Of 10 g. They impro''o
hi with one more run In inning on hree'oaee
hit by DOYLE and on attempted sacrifice by KING
only n miracle could save the men from Maryland but
they KEEP, pluckly at their work lhey scoleo run !"
the eighth on hit by o'Rourke. twobase hit BY Brown
and a force bv .iaIkc In The ninth they got another
run on a two.ba.e hit by Mc"raw and hit by sio'ey'
10, ling the a. follows: