New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24

Pitisburg .. Chicago 4.
The last baseball game in this vicinity UNI" Tue
middle Of July played at Eastern ram 49,
day before the largest crowd seen III DiooN' - 80.
wear with the exception OF the opening game VI V
se,son II was a battle between New-1orN anu
1,n,oL,,,, and as the teams were tied IN theIr
series each set Of players threw themselves III Tue
fray with every nerve strained Tor ''O'''S
1000 people were present. ana the Giants W." ~"
Of tho most exciting victories seen in THIS hes''o''
hood this year. o-,,, ,,o
n1 only the smali-minded would look for excuses
for either team or refrain from giving circuit u 81,
victors few rowdies In the cheap sed'S ~,
nv sckly criticism of those mentally ana pAS
,h,ck hurried untlmeiy remarks at Ward anu Doyie
~, the nlavers sensiby paid attention-to 'he
Insulting remarks Of the rabbie and the Det'er oo
ment in the crowd showed that they dd ho' approve
Of such conduct . ,ho.
The weather was scorching hot. and to say 'h"'
the players were not phased Would De IlH'v"'o'
Umpire Stage retired in the first inning anu "'9
and Stein the players umpired the game IN eoot
style Kennedy retired in the seventh lhl"'s ''r
Dub pitched out the game. The ali-arouhu "0' n u
DOYLE Fuller. Ward, Farrell, Meekin' Da!' OoI-
coran. Griffin, Shindie Burns. FOutz anu D'''0' w
excellent
HOW THE GAME WAS Won
The Brooklyn men took the lead at the s'''''
scoring two runs In the opening inning Daiy was
sent 70 first on called balls and he stole second on
a passed ball. Treaway sent an easy hy 10 ils"',
and as Herman muffed the ball DAILY scored ana
rrre5vvav wen, TO second. Griffin forced Tredway
at third Griffin took third on wiz p''0"' "'''
shindle's bit to left field sent him nome.
In the second inning the men of East New orN
added one more run to their score and the follow
ers Of the Giants felt sad With Foutz disposed o.
DALEY hit safely. but he was forced ou' @' So
ond by Kennedy DAILY followed with t"o-o1s-
ger along the left field foul hne' ana Ne"heuS
scored ,.
win the score TO against them, the Giants
settled down. and, scoring three runs in the third
inning. they caught up with their rivals. WIN oIe
out Meekin hit safely and Fuller and Burhe VIZ
sent 10 first on called balls, filing the bases star
ford h,t 70 short and ,on Corcorans tumble Nee
kin scored and Fuller came in a moment laler q"
a wild pitch. Doyle forced Burke at the plate
1)ovle however stole second and on the thro"
down Stafford scored
KNOCKING THE COVER OFF THE BALL"
The New-Yo+kers did terrific batting in the
next inning. and two more runs were added 10
their list The Giants had the Lead ana !" WAS
Brooklyn's turn to get sad. Herman made a hore
run drive over Grifins head. and Farrell followed
with a three-bagger to left held MGekin ny safeY
The Giants settled Mr.. Kennedy in the sixth nm
ing where the NewYorkers added four inore rudi ,
was sent to frst on called balls and Meekln mad
his third hit Fuller bit safely 70 ef' heid i0 Gr9
s eISSy an MeeEin to score stafford hit safely 70
left
thrce-bacger to centre sent In StaTord T..
The Brooklyn men Went out In snort orucr IcI
four innings In the seventh Foutzs men railvl
at the bat and, scoring two nuns maze tneI
friends feel better. Daley led of with q tnreee-
base hit TO centre field and Daubs out at nrst az
loved bailey to score Corcoran hit safey anu
scored on Tredway's three-bagger into the crown
In the eighth inning Meekln showed that ne VS. va.
weakening under the terrible heat ana stI95' '.e
he stuck pluckily to his task and he would nave
dropne1 in his tracks rather than give up III VIE
inning Brooklyn made another run on a tWo-oase
hit bY Burns and hit 10 centre heid by fout%'
ANOTHER TALLY TO THE GOOD.
The ninth inning was started with the score al
70 G In favor Of New-York, and the Giants go'
one more run and sweiel their total to double
figures With two out, Herman hit safety anu fa'-
reu followed with hit. advancing Tiernan 10
second Farrell stole second, ana on the 'Hio"
down 70 head him of Tiernan scored -, -,
The Rridegrooms rallied again IN the hin'h I'M, I'M
ing and al one time a hit meant ie ana I ions
nil a Victory DAILY sent 70 irst on cantu T T
III. Corcorsn hi safely TO centre field Van Hal
tren nmbled the ball Association footpan iasIoH H
and I1aiv reached third and Corcoran second lrta
,vav,s out al first sent home DAILY, ana H5lnn INNS
"a IN left sent in CorcOran. Shndle Followed WIN
a two-base hit and the Brooklyn enthusiasts "rr G