New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
A TALE OF CARNAGE.
TOLD BY SURVIVOR OF THE BAtrl-
ORE-NEW-YORK GAME
TUE opyoy rs SCORED FIFTEEN RUNS IN THREE
INNINGS. WITH a TOTAL OF TWENTY
FOR THE GAME.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
fry TELEGRAPH 10 The TRIBrSRl

Baltimore Aug. u.-This story of a game OF pan
has only 10 do with one side of the game Inc
NETWORKS supposed 10 be IN the contest "iiu
they were advertised TO compete Tor supremacy
against the orioles. but never at any stage vi 'e
game were they any part parcel OF H. Such d
bombardment of basehts, a sortie OF Singles anu "
fuslllade of doubles and triples never before zen
athwart the path of the luckless GIANTS over
score of crisp, clean hits and twenty runs lot ''e
Orioles against four lonesome singles ior the "e"N
armed Gants-one of those due TO WesterNeit "e'.'e
hit by a batted ball-and solitary run lor the WIS.,
,,ors The reason simply that Westervelt was an
easy mark for the orioles, while McMahoh p''Oie'
a superb game, the New-iorks being po"eiie9'
against him. And then a cluster Oh e.io's o'
Fuller and Ward only added 10 the anguish u '"e
Giants.
Here is a brief resume of -the sad tale Not a
Giant reached first base until Farrell was sent 10
first OF balls in the third inning; but as ne was
promptly forced out at second on Neste''e'
grounder to Retz, and Westervelt was MI d!
bounder of Fuller's. ii ayailed nothing Inc 'ii
oles began the vicious cannonadnS rsht az ,'ie
start and Kelley hit a two-baser TO right hee'ef
took a base on balls and then Brouthers drove a
beauty through Fulers hooplke legs for TWO pases'
scoring Kelley and Keller. McGraw puhle4 ie"O
ing first and advancing Brouthers 10 th''u' anu
the latter scored on Brodies hit to DAVIS Whicn
forced McGraw at second Brodie stole seeo',' '"'
Keefe's decision was painfully close from New
York point of view. Jennings banged uip'e 10
left scoring Brode and Robinsons bunt which
landed him safe first, Jennings scored. mat ac-
counts for the merry fve runs with which 'he
Baltimores opened the game
westeryelt managed TO hold the Orioles down 10
q single and no runs in the second and If the
nrettv work of New York in this inning had only
continued IL might have been another STORY. -,
In the Orioles half OF the fh5 nns Med to BURKE
''Shortyr Fuller gave an Imitation OF nei1 I;S S
Mahons grounder, fumbling IL horribly JeilIilnse
preN
Kelly got a base on balls. and McMahon scored on
liner which shot by Ward. ana Kelly scored. NC
Graw flied out TO Van haltren - ,,.s ~. tho
Orioles, and when the smoke uplifted six more runs
were piled up for Baltimore Broale MI 70 so l1|
throw He forced out at second on Re5 ,,1 hs
to Ward. who gave shorty the put-out' jennings n
Robinson doubled to lett scoring ana %av r,a
McMahon's grounder to get through his fingers and
the error allowed Jennings and Robinson 10 cross
Mahon to third. and Kelley reached second on Van
Haltrens throw to Davis. Keller doubled to Ieii;
let Brouthers's fourth ball pass. keeer reached
third. from which he scored on McGraws single to
Brode and Jennings were out, leaving Brouthers
and McGraw on bases. .--.- D., -. o.,o,..
touch up the youthful Westervet for bunch OF
hits which neted them four more runs. ana ms ms
fy to Davis and McMahon. Ward TO Wilson Then
Kelly g9i his sSs c ON 0 r5 a Which he scor ss as
Broutherss single to right Keller reaching third.
McGraw singled TO right, securing Keeler and piac-
ing Brouthers third. Brodie drove 10 right,
sending Bropthers and McGraw home Then Reitz
flied out to Burke.
Just the suggestion of jump at the game was
made in the sixth by New-York. when Burke
reached first on clean hit to left and was scored
by Daviss single to right. which took a bound over
Brodies head enabling y 5 to gallop to third.
Westervelt and Fuller had been retired. however.
and Wilson flied 10 Reitz
New-York succeeded in banking the Orioles in the
sixth but that all On singles Of Jennings and
Robinson in the seventh, Rsitz scored. and in the
eighth two-bagger of Keiley's. aided by Keeler's
single suficed to Kelley in that inning. which
brought the total up TO twenty.
The summary shows, with statistical brevity, how
the Orioles did 1t, and how New-York couldn't: