New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-03
GIANTS KEEP 1T UP.
oury WIN EASILY FROM BALTIMORE.
,Hp SCORE TO 1-EXCELLENT TEAM WORK
BY NETWORKS PLAYERS.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
BalsmsTs G.. no"s 3 f noss1e
G:Sslphs. p ftt sosiSn j. Brooklyn O. washington l.
,., admirers OF baseball could have asked for
,~1e, sll.sround exhibition OF their favorte pastime
..n that given by the Giants at the Polo Grounds
..,erdsy. The spectators appreciated the efforts of
- ,,.rrrs and they unusually generous in their
-. The contest was between the New-York
~ baltimore teams and 1t resulted in d well played
ma interesting game, the Giants winning through
"..r hating, clever bsserunning and good work in
~ esn The admirable team work OF the New-York
s,,rcrs Is especially pleasing 10 the oldtme follow
~ a, baseball in this city The working
sc,her like piece Of well.oled machinery, and they
Az. m and black up each other with solder-like
.,sc,xon and cavalry rapidy. 1t is such baseball
ma, makes worlds championship teams and IL the good
ssrk kept up Bostons pride and arrogance may be
.vmMed yet
The warmer weather served 500 people
4, IN. grounds which ia a large crowd a Baltimore
,.me A. the orioles been popular In this city,
=, Least the been considered formidable
,,ough To attract throng The from MARYLAND
.,ved lively game throughout. but Rusles strategic
ntchins prevented them from punching hits except in
ne inning where they scored their only run. Doyle's
york superb in fact not man the Newfork team
deserves anything but praise for his work.
The Newlorkers first the bat. and opened the
cane with Burke. the first batsnan hit safely
and third and he then made clever steal
. second sacrificed him third and he scored
m hit by Ward. The second inning was fcatureess eh
zen, for a nit by Doyle and clever running catch by
rradway third inning the Giants increased their
Asd with two more runs With out Herman reached
Arr, wild throw by Mcmahon, but he was forced out
Al second ty Ward Conner hit safely. and then Davis
made another long drive for which he Is becoming famous
hit and Ward and Conner scored
The New.Yorkers not taking chances, and they
rtber increased their with two more runs in the
,ex inning Lyons was first called balls and
poyle again hit safely to left field. wild pitch ad
v.nced each baserunner base and Rusics long NY 10
centre field allowed Lyons TO score Hooih>on thre"
wildly 10 McMahon and Doyle scored. In this inning
T,easwav on for Baltimore with thiee-@st ht buy
Ru.e then settled and retired the next three bats
men and Trcadway did not score
The Baltimore players were BANKED during the hrst
AZ, innings, only three hit being made OIL Ruses curves
during that time In tn seventh inning the new pch'
lnr rules seemed to AFFECT New-lorks bulky pitchcr
and the orioles made their only run OF the game Brown
s. nut out and ReitI hit safely while Robinson oi'
oNeo Retz's example McMahOns force retired hotIh'
,oo at second allowing Eeitz 70 reach third NC
,v hit safely 10 right field and feitz scored In the
,n,b inning Baltimore had men on the bases anu
ulirsn was substituted at the bat for Kelly out 'he
oned for hit made, Ruse striking out the man.
,n,h catcher as he had done Kelly in the eeSen'h
inning The score