New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-23
GIANTS WIN AND LOSE.
PITTSBURG TAKES THE SECOND GAME
ON EHRETS PITCHING.
THE NETWORKS COUNT EIGHT VICTORIES IN
THE SERIES OF TWELVE GAMES
WITH THE PIRATES
CANES YESTERDAY.
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pi,tsh,re Sent 22-The New-Yorks and Pitts
burgs split even to-day. Rusie and German pitcheu
well. Ruse got away with his game. but German
lost his because the Giants could not hit Ehret The
latter went in again to-day after pitching yester-
days tweve-inning game because NandernorsI Oh
the Baltmores. telegraphed him that he would give
him 500 II he would defeat the New-forks
The Giants have made a record this week OF which
they may we'll feel proud. Five victories OUT OF
seven games played is splendid work away from
home considering, too, that the boys nave 'raVe"eu
hundreds of miles. lost their sleep and eaten hur-
ried meals at railway stations. The series between
New-York and Pittsburg Is ended and STANDS elgh'
to four In favor OF the former
A catch by Burke was easily the star play OF TO-
DAVIS contests Farrells throwing to second and MS
fielding of short bunt hits In front OF the pia'e were
also features.
In the first inning OF the first game neither side
scored although the Giants had the bases all occu-
pied and only out. Ward. however. was able 70
hit only to the pitcher. and double play resulted
Rusie retired the Pirates In the second In one-tWo
three order In the third Weaver hit safely TO ief'
and came home on Stencils line drive to left for two
bases.
The Giants woke up in the fourth. Davis got
base on balls and stole second. Doyle sent MIN
across the plate with beautiful two-bagger TO ei''
Ward was out. Colcoough 10 Beckley, Doyle reach-
ing third Van Haltren sent the sphere flying over
second base and the Holyoke boy scored which pun
the Giants in the lead Fuller landed safely on first
as Hartman could not handle his hot grounder "a"
Haltren made a clean steal of third Iheh huS'e
got his base on balls. and the bases were all occu-
pied Rusie went out long fly to smith, ana d"
hands moved up a base. Burke was uhao'e u o''"e
Fuller and Farrell home.
The visitors had another fine chance 10 score !"
the fifth. but Ward again loomed up as s.u''!
friend OF the Pittsburgs After Herman mad hied out
10 Smith Davis got his base on balls ana went 10
third on Doyle's second sashing two-bagger' th's
time 10 right field. The best that John Montgomery
could do was to If, foul fly TO Smith DAVIS
took a desperate chance TO steal but was caught
easily In the seventh the New forks got three
men on ba SEES with nobody out DAVIS fleu OUT "
smith and Doyle doubled Herman up at secohd;
Dovle was not out at first but Umpire carney, oi
course gave the Giants the worst or H. ana no.
run was scored The Pirates scored once IN the
seventh Cross singled. and Weaver got base on
balls Cross started to steal third. and not ohiy go,
there but scored as Farrell threw the bail away
over Davjs's head into left field.
Again in the eighth the visitors had the bases
nllei but Burke flied out TO Stencil They sue
ceeiei in breaking their streak OF hard luck IN the
ninth Davis walked 10 first for the fourth time.
and landed on second on Doyles infeld single both
made beautiful double steal and scored on
Wards hot grounder past Cross Jonn Mont
gomery crossed the plate on Fullers two-pagger 10
centre. Score