New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-07

That iong-expected break" among the three ieau-
ers struggling so bravely for the National LEAGUE
pennant occurred yesterday The champions we
beaten at Boston and the Giants owing 10 eie'e'
victory over the Pirates. bounded into seconu p'.'
and star, West on their final tour to wind UP tne
season one point higher than their friends eNpecu'
The Orioles also won and they now eau 'ne "'a".
only "a no,nts while New York Is points ahead Oh
Roston I, ,s remarkable race. ana the team
which does the best work on the "es'ei" '
which begins tomorrow will capture the trophy
The final championship game on nome s.ou'u,
was played yesterday between the New-forA an.
pIttsburg teams and the Giants won aho'"ei VI
,hosa famous hair-ra,sng contests and wound up
tho local son In good style. About 3oO spectators
were present and 1t s probably fortunate I'm" ,
for local enthusiasts that the season at tue %
Grounds /. over The average mortar cou'' ny
s,and many more OF those exciting hhishes 'e
narors centres OF the average Polo Grounds patron
arc In n badly demoralized condition iha' w.
Yesterday must have been severe do" 70 '.'e
h,d - scbemers who have labored 80 indusrious's
through the season to demora.ize the ioca' .a''
This unjust criticism did have DAD eliec' "p
the umpire McQuad. who made decis'ol ~ w
.a,.or,h inning on Doyle and another on Fuller III
tho sixth. which deprived the home team OF one ",'u
nossblv several runs. But handsome rahy III ."e
,.h Inning saved the day. and the spectators lot
, ,h unn,re In the Wild rejoicing wnch io'-
| Iowsd Meekins home rum which won the gam.
The eighth inning ended with the score a' "
| against New-York, and, as the Giants hau l"' '
| two hits in the last six Innings the c"a"oes ~
| w., MON looked blue indeed. When. however, the
last chance was presented 10 Farreh anu 'te7N'' "
tho ninth inning they accepted II IN spienu'u s''e
| corar,l hundred people hung about the CLUBHOUSE
,r re,r,v an hour cheering the players ana yei'''s
| for Ward and Meekin to come out upon '"e
| and make a speech. Modesty however ny
n,avers indoors until after the crowd hao u'SR
| Neekins curves were hit hard IN only o"e 49, ''
tho third outside OF Meekin's home rum ofi'Na,'
| running catch by Ward in the h'h'h '"''''9
| mcst striking feature In the game .,,
| ,rha cian,a will leave for the West on the cio0"
| train tonight. playing in Cleveland tomorrow
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
$3.50 ,,,. .oou tho lead at the start. SCORING
| - rs IN the first inning. Burke was struch
| ,,,h \ n,,ched ball and Herman was retired D"' "
| ~, sofeIv N lef, field Burke taking third a"'
| Davt. going to second on the throw IN 10y" 80
s,felv TO left field. scoring Burke ana Jaws
In the second inning the men rom i.' 49,,
ao run After Doyle had muffed Sugdeh
foul fly. Sugden hit for TWO oa''' ,hrsa mor
= safe drive by Donovan. In the next 'n'ee ".
,ns ,yent TO the Pirates list and the men iio"
the Aleghenles had the lead NJ,
Tho Giants made a run in the fourth inning 10y =
went all the way to third on WIZ ''.o" -
Weaver. and he scored when weaver iu D"'.
VrDlnlpr tI,I.r
var tper run and tied the score; Van ha' e,
was sent 10 first on called Daissi, a''H "
Lorral's threebase-hlt 10 leit Ne'u T., tho sevent
Tha yis,ting men made another run IN tne so 800 :
ne and reeained the lead. Stencil was SEW O.,
nrst on called balls Bauer sent UP h ns bird II
safely back Of short. ana ot nI
,hor lido scored in the eighth, ana me ha
- r,ired in order In the NINTH me hat. 5 ,,ii
orIv ono chance left. Farrell was wa and h
pny anniause when he went TO tne "a S The
rsno1ded with a pretty single 10 rIsnt ~ a MIST,
Min came up. There was repoIt irhe nd fha
ho, "a the ball and bat came togethei, ,rarce a
,, vlobe sailed straight FOR ine len IN a
and ne-hundred ana II! 80 ,f,e
T;,sn,an ding no n cloud OF dust as ne "a nc car
h,, The elusive sphere was not " ,,arrr
tne 9"'a a,J Farrell and Meekin began 'he' "
ohasa around the diamond ., Noe,in wa
CiTS. Vii reached the ropes "nen VI . !, e
M sacrnd ba Sc when a Pttsburg - lpa.'h
P w. no an extra player. started win d 49,
49, 49, no, hail He grabbed by puI.y Iii ,va
s'np ,iav and thrown TO one SIDE anu me- or
pinnniaJ ~ roll without meeting any pard da ~
49,, tlrel and exhausted from tha' va IA rms
- s,agrered over to the plate lhto ~ o. 20 r.
VI Sai,ch,ed comrades. who stood wa" a 70 oths
nls ~, ward Van Haltren. BURKE an" i Inc.
- navars surrounded by cro"u s.rraqIin
Ingnnttc spectaors, then raised IN ,orrie5 hi,
iMt'li aIpft upon their shoulders ana carro',rae
"; ,rSrrpnh 70 the clubh ouse Inc crown ~ baW a
~ ,nbouse and cheered the players iO' IN "a n,
the .-"u Inra IL the happy result OF the DAY !" ''
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