New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-17
pRIpEGRooMs WIN AGAIN
-opy SECURED IN THE ELEVENTH
AFTER AN EXCITING GAME.
,.xrs LOST ONCE MORE AT PHlLADEL-
pHrA AND MADE THE LOCAL EN-
THUsIAsTs TIRED.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

% >ew-York /. Cleveland ST. Louis
Ph,Sslpss@w ashington Louisville p Cincinnati
DroaE9 To- Batmcres Pi'tsours . Nn'oasov
Bos' p-ooklyn team won its fourth consecutive VIC
INC s,erday while the Giants lost their third
10Y -. eame to that siow-movng out heaVy-
sraie"' .eam at Philadelphia. The Giants played
o'' cha, chidllke and bland manner which seher
In "a sorocterizes their efforts when they go away
ally O 80 This sort of Playing is becoming eX-
from " .irasorne to Workers. FOR the players
ue",, GOOD salaries. and the public supports
orc ,,h most literally. Losing four out OF SIX
'ns % baltimore and then losing hVe out oil
s'". philadelphia is a little bit more than local
So " can stand. Ward should feed his men
'An'' "r,s,allized ginger and take some himself
w" delightful confecton. and 1t is really
rs The other games yesterday resulted in
nH Cor Boston, Cleveland, Louisville and
ntores io'
~ came at Eastern Park. Brooklyn, was the
' % Of the present series between the Brook
iA'' Ia Washington teams. and 1t was by long
Nn che best OF the lot 1t was a lively contest
o'u' ,,r, 10 finish, the home players winning In
ron ,'.n,h inning. Young Mercer pitched sp.en-
lhe - and his support up to the ninth inning
U'' e.-,,cularly good. Here Radfeld erred twice
wa" ~ home players tied the score. In the e.eN-
anu lining Sullivan erred and the game was over.
sns" ~ame abounded in exciting situations. Alb
- ns,dng was remarkable, while Shindie shoch
0, na,v did clever all-around work. In the ninth
sN Iontz saw a chance TO adopt different tactics
" uobably win the game. After Kins!ow had
A,sa first Foutz sent Kennedy in TO pitch. Then
Isa.I hogan 10 yell that he had sprained his
H. and Foutz sen; for La Chance TO take his
,. la Chance was not in uniform and the
ywasb,ngtons protested against waiting until he
I'D change his clothes. Foutz carried his point.
~. washington team finishing the match under pro
.e, After the game Managers Foutz ana SchmeIz
csme together and some fiery language was used'
hut nobody was hurt -, ,,,, a. erc.
IAN m in each case scoring the run tor wash
,.s,on Radford led off with hit and followed TINS
.a With a clever steal TO second. klnsioWs WIZ
. ~ mi him on third and JOyce's hit sent him
tnme For Brooklyn DAILY hit safely. TOOK second
~ Shoch's out, stole third and he scored on
biz by Griffin , ~. ,,o ,,oroa 1,,-,r,, tho
,sxt three innings only one hit being mace on
ne side The Senators broke the tie and took the
i.sd In the fifth inning Selbach was sent 10 hrst
an called balls went around 10 tnlrd on via
r,ch NV Daub. and he scored on MERGERS out 10
baly The home team made three hits In TINS m
ing vet did not get in run. leaving the score 10
/ In Nashingtons favor: , A., A.,
: In the ninth inning the home players tied the
score amid the liVeliest excitement klnsloW got
&C., IN an error by Joyce and then the trouble
hsgan Kennedy was substituted for Daub. and
anLe There was long delay while La Chance
WAS putting on his uniform 10 take kinslo" $
niscs Kennedy sacrificed and DAILY got first on an
ssr-or ny Radford La Chance reaching third ShOch
sorr,Aced Al first and La Chance came in.
i. The eleventh inning the home players scored
,ha thinning run. Kennedy reached first on tumble
~ Sullivan and DAILY hit safely. Shoch hit safely
S AZ the bases Tredways fly to Abbey allowed
Kennedy to score. and the game was over. The