New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

sofa,. game: It is the National sport Of the
sss~n peope. But the human mind can with
Nn,,lv lust so much excitement before utter
si", comes Another three games like those
rt..,.bed at the Polo Grounds might not have
r.',r effect upon the public at large but /;
go would have a disastrous result upon the
ff0S. 4 the regular patrons who go to the
iH Valley day In and day out during the base
~ hat,les when they come. as Is usually the
W. ,cs or twice in a season are relished and APP
a~ IA Al their full value. When they tumble
pe ..ch other consecutive days the average
up. .s, mentally sound as he generally is. has
s' .'~s 10 recover from the first shock when an
'' ,..cbe OF rerve-wrecklng incidents are again
"N dovn upon him. SO please. Messrs. Giants,
P~r shack your rivals with more ease and free
Avn IN the future
coz vas another large crowd probably 10000 or
=, the Polo Grounds yesterday to witness the
p ~" Of the season between the representative
a A. New-York and Boston. The champions
~ Nan bested In the two previous games. and
~ and his men were in desperate straits. As
80. .xnressei IL from the coach line at first base:
49, ,,us, win to-day, boys. or we can't 60 home.
"a how those thrice-belted champions did play!
-. Giants played just as desperately. and after
.,. ~ over two and onehaf hours and when the
- Rad long since disappeared behind Coogan Hi.
,,,s Fmslie was forced 10 stop the game. leaving
ia hattie a draw. Inc game VIII De PIa!eu OIL OH
r.a,v August 81, which is open date with both
cams
49,, hat Nichols their champion pitcher TO be
-, 4, against New-York for the second time
y.hols however met the fate Of many another good
..srsr who has been pitched twice in one series.
!. was all right for four innings. but In the NTH
~ NEWCOMERS batted him more freely than they
s,j ever done before and ne was sent to the bench
ytre the inning was competed. SWEETS took hie
;scs and he did good work. Bannon going 10 right
German started In 10 pitch for NewYork but in
- second inning he lost control OF the ball. and
stirred in favor Of Westervelt. When the Giants
nok the lead Ward thought II best TO take no
.asnces and Ruse called upon to finish the
nne Ruse was batted with more freedom than
Vas expected. Wilson not at his best. and he
retired In the seventh inning in favor OF Farrell
Little Yale Murphy covered right heid IN place
,arkabe fielding and the chances are that ne viii
x kept in the field hereafter for his work certainly
ss him to regular PsSSe oh the b tfa IN the
,lghth and ninth innings which few nelders I'm the
country would have made Inc giants ants oH'eaeI
mex In the game the Boston men had T. Any
team which can pun up even on sESion c Tns fof
there have been few cases on record WheFe thlS
has been accomplished.
strategic were clearly muddled in the hith lnnine,
and the champions ran about ne field IN most
hopeless woebegone fashion. II Is unfortunate
mat the Giants must play two games today after
he three hard battles Just past but sucn is the
kind Providence sends rainstorm
HOW THE GAME WAS PLAYED.
Neither side scored in the opening inning. but
he second was bad one for New-York. German
losing control Of the ball and allowing Boston 70
score Ave runs and take d commanding lead. Tucker
led of with a safe drive just over Wards head.
and Captain Nash was sent 10 first on called balls
SWEETS tried 10 sacrifice. but his little bunt rolled
safe, and the bases were full and the crowd
groaned. German could not get the ball over the
bsls forcing home Tucker Nichols followed with
>tw1-oase hi e left fed. and Nash. SWEETS
@ugh to retire Lowe and Long. but Duffy, after
strikes hit safely 10 left field. and Nichols
mred Mccarthy was retired at first. and the dis
The Giants could do nothing against Nichols for
ruke the Ice. With out, Westervet made
unced him to third. When Fuller stole second
Vssrvelt home. Burke struck out for the
Scon! time, and Daviss out at first left Fuller at
ne champions increased their lead with one
zoe run IN the fourth inning NIchoIs led on
Ma twobase hit 10 left field, and ne scored
I. he way from second on a Wild pitch In the
I'M Inning two more runs went 70 Bostons hst'
making their lead % !. With one out Nash
reached FRS; on an by Fuller. and Tenny
ssai to frst on called balls. Tenny stole second,
ana be and Nash scored on Nicholss hit 10 LEFT
THAT GLORIOUS FIFTH.
snatonal ever seen in New-York Nichols was
neckei out Of the box. New-York sent twelve
nea 10 bat and nine runs scored. while the
crowd howled until the stands trembled ana the
'snonstration greater than IL had oeen
he memorable battle of wednesday Murpnyy
ss0n made a two-bagRer to right Westerveit
sstely TO night and Murphy and wilson scorer L.
.si biz, filling the bases. Davis hii safely 70
xre field, and Westcrvelt and Fuller sforeu'
ssk ned out 10 left field and burke ran n ,Ut
sH hit to centre and so did Van Haltren. lhen
s.a'ls was ordered to the bench ana S' n.S
" caught on third Ward however. was too
a Tor the champions and no put Guy result n
sue Boston players were clearly rattied AZ
~ By Duty a wild thpow by Tenny and Wiz
"a r., st IN three more runs ana me farn e"'e
4 The sixth the Giants added one more run 70
ilsi. Rusie now having relieved Weste Tss H.
"a two out Davis got first on a tumble by Nash
snoe second wild throw by Iehny anu
t,.s on hit by Doyle. r,.,,o ban,
ne old ball against Wards protest. In me
s.sin Inning. however. new ball was supStl.
isv SM.urphy made clever running o,,ed ON
~. ..oaat OF alleged weak batting. then came up
=. made terrific drive 70 the ropes ior nome
nnnsad the Gants's lead had been reduced 70 IL
AoRE RUN GETTING on BOTH SIDES.
The eighth inning was started. Murphy making
great running catch of McCarthys line drive.
4Ae vas sent 20 first on called balls and big
,'us followed with a mighty drive to the ropes
"een right and centre fields. Tucker scored ana
suys, SWEETS. although It did look as n Earrei
~ .at stiyetts the pate In spite or ruler :
Il. ,rn'crn Of the ball Probably Emslie thoushi
~. ne Dali went into the crowd. but II was Il pa"
~i% mere suppostions or estimates.
t wants needed a run 10 even UP matters, nni
ss.Aeo dubious az Rusie struck out ana ruler was
s~~~ al first a particularly brilliant stop ana
-, 10y Long. Burke saved the day WIN a YER
y orye into the crowd IN right field FOR nome
sna The little fellow WHY appauucu-
s.'e vas not himself at the start oi the Iihlh,
IN was sent 10 first on called balls ana Love
siey, Ruse fumbled Longs grounder ana the
were full and nobody out. Dunys ny was
f-ssied by Van Haltren and Bannon scored NC
ssy sent a line drive TO right. Of which MURPHY
49, superb catch, and Long was doubled up d.
~a before he could return 10 the base
HAD TO BREAK EVEN.
81 New-York Doyle led off with two-baae MI
~ va held. and Wild throw OF SWEETS enabled
~, reach third. Ward was retired but Van
"a, zen came 10 the rescue with hit 10 right held
As. o0ye scored. Van Haltren stole second. ana
,, would have won the game. but Murphy ana
ar.. =. could not do the trick and az II was too
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