New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
CHANGE FOR THE BETTER
vopx WINS THE FINAL GAME
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
NOISE AND COACHING AT THE PoAo
LOIS Crowd Halls WITH CHEERS
INV r VICTORY OF THE HOME TEAM
GAMES YESTERDAY.

r,,uaAe,phia T. Cleveland s. Louisvmea
SS~tsn wasshinEsiSSnn pSsSurr 10 ST. Louis
B'i'"'''1 r,entv of hilarity at the Polo Grounus
Thels IN spite Of the dark and gloomy
yes' the final game between ."e ra,r,rs
II was ',v ,oams and although the low hans' in
Phlissor,,sed rain before night SET III @oou' WV
eioo took chances and went 10 MAJ GIN .,
peope ,'.,s, hand Of enthusiastic Followers see
The Gian's uard and his men needed encourage
10 thnA NC ,he snectators started In 10 give II "
men" ,s the local players have not uoi'e ~,
them This wear the crowd took up ,he oo'O MS
eoeon o,d merre babble % SOUND arose Ho'''
fof ". % the finish of the game. Waru Do!'e
tne Murphy and Van Haltren causn' 'ne ~ 81
Wiiso" q, consequence there was s''"s "
uou' o. .Is from the first 10 the ninth inhihs'
ne nrpuAPs THE NEW MASCOT hELrND
..sor this had anything to do with the vlc'oIs
~ the home players is matter Oh oon'' go,
go thought the change IN mas0o'S ,ha rttle
SOM - do with the case. In place OF TIE ~.
TINS ~ u,,orno a pleasant faced little hunchoa0h
feio" the Office of keeping the bats III
peIiou... 1.-Two and doing the official roofing yes
straight hne ""-
teTday 49, t,,, claver work in the field.
murphy nlg III az during the game Ward, Van
ont o and Burke made the SENSATIONS IA some
The contest; eMeetins curves were batted rather
terrific pal R1Ise relieved him in the NTH nhns'
h,fs were made OH RuSle anu Oh va
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
-,-,. was started at 4 p. m In cold mist
"a ~ one of a speculative nina II iooheu "Ne "a
49,. chance that rain would fall oeiore '"e .u''
,.n,rgs had been played. Ward reserved the
nne ~ tor New-York sending the Quaker CITY
lasI 'n' ne hat Meekin was errauc at me stai.,
md he sent the feet-footed ha'TIt rel ~ stopped
o. in SS al second. Just as the CROWD s an
h,bs easily Meekin sent Hallman 10 !" ~ inn M
do
balls nrt in the game. sent the ball salhhg mo
yn ssats in right field for nome run, a etireI
TALES eS I1, -, went in to see what they could do
and tne ss T9I nut in Brooklyns old Lady Day
pitcher, hs sverT hand. Haddock was all right In
heaiu .en,g and the Giants were retired IN SHOT
order Inc yo S Sortnnate in his next effort, for
taene We" seSond inning Wards men made two runs
ana tet =, first on called balls, and Davis brought
stn home with a slashing drive 10 T.nne .ha heu
III retnrned inderently. allowed DaNs u s0oie
sEE-sAw SCORING.
~. p,rade,phia nsn scored another run in the
..,.S ,.ring Ha;lman lei off with hit and Dele
-. br N right put Comrade Mailman on third'
..-,,'sor,s Az TO Burke which returned none
80 wei allowed Hallman to score giving h .rs
ouakers temporary Advantage; "a 'ae run on a
o. % an halls 10 Murphy. a steal. WARDS MT anu
Wv Ha,tren's out to Thompson , 80, Man
= de
~ Ward concluded 10 retire Meekin ana SUBSTITUTE
b. &c. Delehanty led off with two-Dasehlt 70
,1Si Asld and he scored on hit by Clements IN
, rs las half OF the inning the Giants made run,
srs the game was again even Murphy was SEN ~
srs base on called balls and Ward was rerIe1 al
a, Van Hatren hit safely and so ala lierndtn'
msr,bv scoring Davis hit grounder toward rlghl.
Tslynsn seemed 10 touch the ball. but II e'u1eu mn,
na ma hen struck Herman. The umpire promptly
AM Herman out and sent Van Hatren baeK 10
sIs The crowd objected and Ward protested put
ivnch was firm Conner was sent to hrst on ca ,sa
hrs Nrinc the bases. Burke was not equal 10 me
pans, m.e and his little fly to Allen sent the
en,c n the field with the score 10 l.
THE WINNING RUN.
The seventh inning fortunate one Tor New
York for the local players scored one more run
o,a ,ook the lead Van Haltren hunted the ball
and Wards hit to centre advanced him to third.
Davis sent fly to Thompson and Van Haltren
scored - r., I'll .o.oho- IN tho
next inning and the local players added anotneTr
run to their list In trying to catch KHsie oui o.
Was the third strike. Clements allowed the bail 10
70 back TO the stand and Rusie reached hrst
xurphy's out put the big pitcher on second ana
Wards hit to centre field brought him home. The