New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
NINE IN THE SECOND.
,ov THE GIANTS PILED UP RUNS
s,xrrEN ALTOGETHER AND BALTl-
MORE HAD ONLY QUARTER OF
THAT NUMBER.
CANES YESTERDAY.

vo,x 49, baltimore Gushing p cs5Iisnd
Eeu.iV Boston N"S'i'h''"" - ''' '
.a,r,s won handsome victories yester-
Bo'n Charts getting their third straight game
day. -. orioles and evening up that Oh score maze
i'm ',,,ore at the opening Of the season. WINE
N p,,asroorns secured another victory from the
ih' ,ore At Boston. As Pittsbws ana fh"d
enAf we're beaten, the Giants close upon the ieao
dsipna nu, q greater distance between themselves
"a their pursuers . ,Ao p,,o
1n' yesterday 10 witness the closing game or
Gf0n, series between the NewYork and Balt-
the ".ams The threatening weather apparently
p0. aoect upon the attendance. which was about
hau and enthusiastic as had been the case on
So and "Wednesday. The Giants won almost
D,easea and their record is now hve vclor!eS
SIM; h las; six games played with baitlHlvI
out Of M, mi hotter. when Ii is remembered that
shSn won the first three games OF the reel
young athlete has recovered from ms
h.snsss ne confident t-tt he wou'n H., -" Via in
a IN inning due probably 70 lack OF pF for ,Ss
smainder of the game.
FINE STRATEGIC WORK.
49,. Giants gave a superb exhibition Of strategic
,...rg and daring base-runnng. and the players
VA ,rarallv applaudcd The New-Yorkers gauged
,,.ars.s curves in the second inning and they mad
ma nine runs before the astonished Orioles could
- IN. necessary three outs. Then Hawke re-
.'-"5 and Esper went in to pitch McGraw was
N,.,s nv a pitched ball and Bonner took his place
TSsrnan's honle-run hit was one or the IonsTu ~
ils, sasn on the grounds shower dsIdNeu thc
esI s,r twentv-ihree minutes in the sixth inning
gam colored mascot was much In evidence
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
r.-.,or ond Hawke did good work in the opening
,,rins neither team scoring. German duplicated ms
-snori in the second. but Hawke was not 50 fortu-
.a,s for the Giants batted his curves IN every d.
-".,or cent twe.Se men 10 bat and. as nine runs
ie'"'" 80 9, practically settled the game. seven
NsIsSscsn}e hits we're made in that inning when IS
Jcss 10 the seasons record , - ..,A Gov.
eg Ts nn,ng caus Il the enthusiasts so much Joy
,.I, e. worthy Of more than passing notice Wdtd
.na s 'h4 first man ny and ne was reureu al III
ssi Earrer MADE "a twO-hagger in the same dlrtc
non and Van Haltren scored German ar ny -
MIRO ar TOO ambitious and he was retired at second
MAJ n stretch HIS hit into two-basser u'.y,
=? iHstsi, to left and Burke TO centre. paFlS ~.
ny rA Fuller scored An error by Jennings saw
NJ Ar.5, "Iife' and Burke and Davis scored Wa
wisO Tsiv the second time up and tn n st0ie SecoI
BIZ saIeii an' ,ock two bases on q mun by kceier
Van wilson and Ward scored Hawke retired al ,hiS
point ana "a iSs return Of the ball McGraw muffed the
y.naa and Van Haltren kept on ana scorer. =. m 20
This i ocNd and they added another to their list
not , saw Inning Keller muned Farrels NY ana
the latter anS Farrell scored Three runs
to rghl Ne.u yorks lis, in the fourth inning and
base on balls. hit by WARD anu d H'"e ''' '''
~ csn,re field by Herman. , ,
" r ~ orioles had been blanked In regular orIer
o.. M rour innings but IN the NTH German was VIII
iol iv ,ba men from My Maryland" scored three
anu u. "vcCraw was hit by pitched ball, ana so
ras Rrodie but Brouthers forced out ne Iattsr "a,
s"cond Prouthers went to second on a hlSh tnro"
seeI Wiior and NcCraw scored. Kelly hit safely 10
isf, scorne Brouthers and Reitz's three base MT
.s. LIZ, ia sent in Kelly The orioles scored their
wre o.tsr am in tho seventh inning Brouthers
led of with two-base hit but Kelley forced him al
third Kelley stole base and scored on Jennings :
three-base hit TO right field. <-,,-, ~,
Remembering the hard luck which followed the
Washington game when they scored thirteen runs.
The Giants were determined 10 increase theiT l.al'
They added another run TO their list IN me SKIN
inning on a base on balls 10 Wilson and Herman ;
two-base hit In the seventh two more runs went
70 New-York on hits by Fuller, Davis and Ward.
The score