New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

c,.n.s nlaved A decidedly important par, in
IL, sabsu history Of yesterday, and while the
'Hs -ant sends pain ont to Ohio 1t VIII cause re-
g., At Plttsburg and Philadelphia Tnls Is an
'0b, about because the New-A orNers defeated
W Srevelend men at the Polo Grounds YESTERDAY
w -n r,,ders took the field at the Harlem grouhuS
III. -, the proud leaders in the race Tor the
.D-,zed League pennan,. To-day PttsDuTS Is
.s,ting the pace, whhe N'e''i'"' az"
~. lied for second place.
ubre most Of the League games yesterday WE
N contested the most exciting was proDao'y me
W." a, the Polo Grounds between the NeW-A"'N
o"," Cleveland teams. The NEWCOMERS won "i'ei
o. ,nerbly contested battle, and not only deied'e'
'N Inoqre leaders but compelled the men rom
inc OF, 70 accept q whtewash. Clevelands nrst
uPP - the season. Il was strategic eXhioi'loh
snaraav baseball. where mental effort IS brought
nlav as well as physical force. 1t was one Oh
- games which the $500 people present VIII 'oS
~ reneated for many day before that desire l.
l" ,sas 7, was one Of those battles when NUS
~. immense resources and opportunities OF me
National game
SPLENDID BASEBALL BATTLE.
-. rasrl, ponts to the supposition mat the
"""- merely a pitchers battle, the supposlton
gam norv correct; Though only two runs were
no hotb rms were made through good batting
IN we're earned. The superb all-around sup
anu - -, e., Young ana Meekin had much TO do
~ their effectiveness. or the two errors m'ie
,.her had any bearing upon the result
vonrg Cleveiand's winning pitcher ga soou
~, outside of the first inning. not giving a base
WI, us and scattering three hits through seven
VI Nfeelln won a warm place in the hearts OF
oysl followers Of the Giants for the young man
Wv Inaiona pitched one OF the best games OF the
i'Ol c,ao,ns made Just one hit up to the eighth
- ,d while that was for three bases the very
mn, 7bafsman up forced Iepeau on d. s"e ht
WeSkn had excellent c0nIoi oil lne D gar a, nv
a. cool - ID West Virginia ne uhtdl a. -!
vas a. D0 He grew up on corn and MS bIood
mel and slow Nothing RULES hiiiii anu "
Sas won eight out OF nine me NJ " ~ nt,c,
ma i,,siv IN keen up his good record h" P.ssSI
: hke,! STsvr-York un5arthed under thai n 9hinS
Ing je"e,, - t,ir,i s,Iprortri MIN handsomely
While he fed work OF Io!.n' h~i ""+" "'N
Murphy was particularly c4eNe''
c,r,-r,AvD MISSES HER ONLY CHANCE.
,,. c,.ve,and men are an aggressive lot Of play
.,a ,tev nut I'D the kind Of game which the
saoolers Ike 10 see Captain Tebeau protests 100
O. ''n r,vlnr the ex-eader Of the Giants. struck
NV ,n,ce while Doyle and Davis the eX-C'eve'and
- sf5 GOOD work Cleveland looked danger
pap pap NV once IL me fourth inning TURKEY got
ers, an a muff by Van Ha.ren. ana Mchedh va
'amqI; 1}urkett. who tried TO steal thlrd OF
w. Nav CAPTAIN Tebeau also struck out; an a
csve,snd's chance was gone, LOT MechIl no
S;s onnonents in one, two, three order during the
nex Hs ' s9sers were sent frs to the bat, and TIE
oar.s disnose3 81 them IN short order. Iheh u,r
SS arS went in and. scoring TWO runs, igok
the lead anne me W. a. and Davis's out pu; the
pTs'! o sace,5 DOVE revenCed himself upon
NE Ala comrades with a mighty drive TO me rOles
ana Wurphy scored Doyle fell turning irst YET
e. ~ n Hsrsn bit 10 left and Doyle scored WaTl
$50 Mn safe'y but Ternans puny drNe IeSu' 49,
sS fog' as the 5"1s result being