New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

-, teams won yesterday. and baseball
boll ,as,s in this part Of the country are happy
enu,en,ed this morning. The Giants leit the
anu ~ poston last night on the II O'Clock tram
Guy n.nied by a party OF w-horkers' Inc
accV"p are difficult customers to defeat on their
enA"' grounds but the Giants started for the hu'
ao ,,sbt feeling fairly confident
last MS ..ron admirers OF the game don't like
S'" hat,les They want heavy batting They
pN % gee the cover ripped OF the ball ana 'he
rV,,-s so sore and footweary after the game
oa- ~ can hardly stand. This IL the SOFT o'
lH" .ho. was seen at the Polo Grounus yesVc'-
ss"e ., the Senators from Washington met Ihe
oas. ,s IN the final game OF the series. All '"e
eA" ~, the ball with terrific force and bunches
pave. u,sre scattered ali through the game. the
Of ' ,,ovsl a plucky uphill game twice overcom-
o~ IA which each time seemed 10 assure VIZ
"e ~ washington. 1t was the Giants e's"'"
"' victory. from the Senators. ana Schme%
s@. deyoutly thankful that they VIII no' nave
~e 60, upon Manhattan Island again lh1s sea-
sn. r,,rr,., and Davis played in splendid form
.aar's catching being almost PERFECTION whi'e
f s', RIM in the nth inning gave the Giants
h' .,rs The victory was particularly pleasing
i' o.o SPECTATORS for the result shovel 'aat
'r mere matter Of lead OF tour OF Ve ,o
me n. rms does not phase the Giants. win two
other teG hases for Washington and the Giants only
men ON ON ahead F. Ward made drive 70 snor'
centre when oU sDlendid running catch. and the
however me-" ",.or Westervelt pitched for nve mn
game wa cerroan finished the game. i5oth were
Ings an9 The neat was intense. but the players
bill mar sao,1 70 mind Il half as much as the WilhS
spectators 1,o>.
u..o,,,e,, had poor control of the ball at the
".aa 40 result the Senator's scored five runs
"A' q commanding lead +. Ward was sent
anu or called balls and Joyce's slashsng two
" NJ ., loft deld sent Ward home. Hassamer
Vase horoa-r,,n drive TO the clubhouse and the
maui .,nrs telt blue Mcclure hit safely 10 centre
spssSS'an5 Abbey who had made a two.baes,tl,
n nsrus home A Wild pitch sent Mcclure 10 '"iu
eau. s ne scored on hit Dy kadforo ~. >,o,rs
ana ne IT, iast half OF the inning the New oikeis
ID '' run Fuller led off with hlt ana burie
siowed suit. Each stole pas wa" .etond timing
MS e n" bv F. Ward and force by JoyGs
an Washington a run. 4 base on pss TO + a''T en-
passed ball and an error ~ =, . IN Xashing-
Cots a run and left the score . 10 III ""7'''''e
' washington got another run in ne hfin on s hs
~ IasT : 70 IL looked bad for New ork untll
,h last half had been played. ana theh lne h
SS some splendid batting. Making hne ius'S. ~, 80
ueu '.S snectators Burke led of with a hlt anu
.aO second on passed ball. Davis mt SAFE anu
ON Wilson's hit Burke score1 DAVIS anu Y, ' ~
o a,h stole a base and Van Haltreh was zen. a.
eaen 'oeued halls filing the bases Farrell mace
mighty drive 10 right held lor d io1"e '"'' ~
;,g he bases and the score was even ~ O boso
'nf mn Giants got two more N the slNth on naSc
~ ih heus 70 burke and a home run by DAVIS r S.I
more runs went TO New ON Iist III ~ 10 sger
on Mrs bv Wilson and Van HaitreA' twV,uA = "a
Sr Ternan base balls ana an error os iH"
i0 Washington scored two runs in the seventh on
an error by Fuller and a nome run py }, Ni ifora =
Ia the eighth inning hits by Joyce ana itadiUil, i
three-base hit by Sullivan and an error 10y "''S0"
gave the Senators three runs. Inc score