New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

yyesi.lphill . CINCINNATI 5 Chicago &c St Louis g
ssIs T. washington 3 Cleveland vs. Louisville, wet
1T game.
,ta Of the baseball giants continues TO
re .ho Polo Grounds. and the local representa-
rf vinnins laurels in handsome style. The
90 m.,,ar, valley witnessed a stirring spectacle
~ I,ov afternoon when 10000 enthusiastic fol-
-. Of the game turned out to witness the
rr .or,est between the New-York and the Bos-
go New-York again humbled the pride Of
- '" ~, only after a remarkable eleven-innng
ssOn but o'"'
rD,s one Of those games which slip In unex-
We uhich affect the crowd 10 mysteries and
i'na,hodv home wondering how II was that nc
S'D :, miss a single game during the season
4' .,rscle was repete with stirring features
J" ME manoeuvres and hair-raising situa-
H"''@ ",d the whole furnised fine opportunity
T'' one who was affected with heart failure
~ S~ an not have the courage 10 shuttle Off the
81 ali himself. An unfortunate of that INK
f'. carried 10 the land from which no traVeher
az nv simply seeing couple or such games
n' .aoson The second dose Is bound 10 DC
~ ard a third prescription Will certainly not
s 1''"v one who saw yesterday that battle
sneCe, ,ho, enthusiasm and did not feel the
h' ,, Ourd through his veins In more RAPID ana
Noa manner than usual is un-American, TO
YAM" Los, and he has not an ounce or real
ling blood in his makeup
HOPES MORE THAN FULFILLED
-. Dret,y battle Of Tuesday the enthusiasts
A 600 another brilliant contest wnen 'he
N o,d New-York teams met for their second
DN :, ,be POO Grounds Yesterday Ihey 81"
p 80 than they had any right to expect ior
"' exciting battle. with more sensational
- VAS never seen in New-fork. the "la''s
re score in the last half OF the ninth inning
u.s -,nn,rg the game after TWO men were out In
~ eleventh nnih.' , 49,, Va,
-, ,,e3 the score tremendous. Men
-, until they could no; speak above Whisper,
-, o.hsrs grabbed their nearest neighoors ana
,.ss around IN gee. Just as the stands ssemed
.sv ~ collapse the colored mascot began TO dance
0u, the white flag near the payers bench' Inns
- signal for the crowd. and cushions began 10
r :, ,b,, masco. from right and left. until the
ar ,slow was near.y covered II was ssNvtH NC
res before the crowd quoted GOWN anu nssej in
w. VS.; bu, IL is the FIST time on record mere
Ss New-York went positively hase9aH cray ~ the
pn, ~ the crowd wild with delght IN ny
,o,b inning the demonstration in the eleVenan
sssn Wards hi, brought in the Winning tul mon
v. ersa,er II possible The thousands nockeu upp'
~ fsd and followed the players to thelr S, ,a
Oass. cheering Ward and his men az ever s'p
psadspha last SATURDAY which won II for New
York recalled and more ShTgrhhs and both
rsn adj clever work Meekins support oens ne' ri
Saey used slow curVe WIZ, p,ched ike steam
narkao.y s.C ,broush and he worked If his life
depended upon the result ne neI Temarkable Bos.
Sn but Tenny In right field In pace O. 5
"; the old college man BE In the field j. j.
Sorbett the champion pugilist vas presened a M
While he was applauded waen a,1 Wr Sorbett was
zane the thing YESTERDAY am -'
quickly passed over ro>-
Tho cbamn,ons wen, first TO the bat and they
were quickly retired. the Giants following sun IN
the second inning Meekn retired Boston on FOUR
,,,.hea halls which Is a clever record In the third
/ inning Ryan made a threebagger 10 left heii' out
he was retired at the plate trying 70 stretch me nv
I into home run. Then Staley made three-oasger'
'f1 rs re Ia, ha Of he third inning the Giants
,hsd at the bat and; scoring two runs TOOK ,he
81 and put the crowd In excellent humor herman
nie bunt hit and beat the throw TO nrst am
followed this up with clever steai 10 sec sSni
fsnan scored. But Farrell was thrown out al
soni on Tenny's clever throw TO Lowe Fui!er
II safey AMI when the little fellow stole second
yskn got home. 49, ..h
trns and as Boston had the bases ful, ana oniy
ss out II looked extremely dubious for New iork:
Alter Long had been disposed OF ouns n' n pSs'
Iuksr was struck with a pitched bail anu IN
.ss we're full and the crowd extremey , hgrV T,
X should have got but he did not ana as lhe o Da
pd safely DUFFY scored d.,,a IenH Mccarthv tried
70 steal home. He almost succeeded, tarreH oa'e'S
catching the daring fellow.
BOSTON FORCES AHEAD.
Tie score remained . TO In New-York's favor
y 10 the seventh inning. when the men from bos-
M made two runs. took the lead and spread gloom
Al over the grounds Lowe led off with hit ana
h took second on wild pitch. Long Followed
ua twobagger 70 left field and Lowe scored
ys-y bit safely 10 left field and Long scored. hc-
.t1sy was retired. but Tucker reacned Hrst on
error BY Fuller and II looked black for ne
however.
~ to steal third the play he too was re-
hne last half OF the inning the New,Yorke also
y run and the score was tied; Ward reached
'rss drive 10 light. but Tenny made a clever
a. Tiernan Needed the beseeching suppIicat ior
sd Of ne crowd , Du right ded for three bases
Ward scored Herman tried TO score ,b on rIaie
ss,hsr side scored in the eighth inning and ~
s. was begun with the spectators on tnelf lse1d
lave the grounds. convinced that the mighty
- vas over. Long retired. but Duliy ni NJ,
~ t nj Of the game ScaStby Brought lin
- Win hit 70 centre.
VAN HALTREN TURNS THE TIDE.
Asn the Giants went in and Doyle ana Mard
" put out everybody abandoned hope Eut 'e'c
:" Ul In the voices when van ha'''e"
sat TO first on called balls. for there was one
-~s EFT Van Haltren Immediately starter 'o'
'e'A and as Ryan's throw was high. ne Kept on
y M .. speed Of the wind and ne landed safely;
the ball had sped out to centre heia: anu
yIn tsssye sphere eluded Duny's eager pa 1i
AZ. y. hsrsn kept on and scored amid sucn ON
L. iyer before heard in Harlem some re- iI coI
49,. enthusiasts began 10 throw cushions at me c4,
masni and In an instant the supposeu iu'"
VssH vas In the midst OF a bombardment; .s
r,,, .en QUIET restored the tenth iIinIns 80
ne enthusiasts having fallen back INTO ,ue
Exhausted after the thrilling demons, a" nnd
s.y snpons were quickly retired: benn St for for
wy striking out; Farrell led OF WIN a III '''
~iofk. but he got no further than iiTst. All,
~ seventh inning was started In almost W. s
sn little time left for decision. d Lohs ,s ~~s
Al ny but Duffy the rascal made his hith DisDd
~ !, aNarhys drive TO Fuller. however resuit ~
n Isat double play and the Giants WEN r ~ he
:. A@ chance 10 unite that knot ana WI" '''
u <s caused roar when he led off with two-
s% 70 right field and Davis was ORDERED 20 I'll ~,
burke 10 third. which he did poyie t bas
IA Encouraging but Manager Ward, as ne i,hs
= ~ frequently IN the past at tight plncn i,,a
81. mat the game. His speedy erouilu'rI
t,s1E1-cver fuckers head into right ana Dun nc
y With the winning The score;
BOSTON NEw-YORK.
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