New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26

N~wYork r. IToo.Iyn G. fh MA Vs.
Cleveland 3 Prsburg .
pssehau enthusiasm h, been cooped up for
,l,,,, a ,veok so that when 1t was seen yesterday
,hot game could probably be Played the followers
~ tho snort were happy. An occasional Spa''er
If rain with omirous-oo<ing clouds did not pieV'l
4Ooj people from going 10 Eastern farA ~ WIN
the game between the New-Nork ana brooNy "
,c,n,s 4 drlzz!ing rain fell during part Oh tne
80 Inn. tho contest was not ia:crf,red with.
Sawlns, was sprnkled over the base line, ana
when the game began at o'c.ock the heu was
In fair condition.
Much depended upon the game and the respective
managers realized this fact Up 10 yesterday ttc"
team had won game the contest OF last SATURDAY
ha,,,, resulted in a tie For the Giants 10 win
moan, tha, Ward and his men would jump from
e,.,,th into sixth place In the pennant race hen
nclv mad pitched in the Baltiu ore game. yet MN
aeer Foutz put him In against New oiN "s' ''
Yesterday. 1t Ruses turn to pi'cn lo' W"
York and Ward was satisfied
The battle was lively one. sort oil seesS !"
,r,,,n,eot FOR six innings. Then the superior pat
,,,g oc the Giants seat them ahead. ana AT tae
end the NEWCOMERS won with someNhs ~
snare Rusie was inclined 10 widucss Tor nVc III
nlngs bu. after the MN inning he had the i''ooN
lyr batsmen a, his merry. Griffin VAS struck upon
49, olhou, in the opening inning, and The pain was
81 severe that he was forced to retire, Sroch ''N-
Ing hts place. Brooklyn has had A payer inJureI
in each OF the four New-iork contests
D,vle and Ward were the bright particular stars
If the battle Tho aggressive hiue reno" VINO has
,,,,,.A Roger Connor at FIRST base did some
terrific battue. making five hits three o' nv "
Der being two-baggers lie assisted III Da'""s -, =.
,,,r ~,,rs and scored three runs himself whl'n
shows what an important factor he was III t"e
game. Wards batting. fielding ana nAs'-'''.'i
wore u me most brilliant sort Burns ana Dd'S
dd the best batting Tor Brooklyn.
The Ncw-Yorkers opened up the game IN so"'
form, hitting the ball hard, scoring two runs. me
Ney-Yo-k contingent felt happy and showed IT,
Nrrrh,. WIS mt out but Davis ala better ara h'
safely. Doyle followed with a two-'as' MI 10
..,,rs fol D,iv I'm trying - catch Davis at ug
MAE f..rcw The bail over hinsio"'' heaH' anu
H,'' III po,I. botn scored
IT,. ,.tn had three men Oh bases IN The nrst IN IN
Mini. but Rusp settled down 20 work ana no rum
r.sui,ed Prs.r was errauc IN the next inning at4
ais coupled with a nun hy Murphy EaVe 'ne nom, nom,
y y scn 14'f ;ri5w a. ars on called balls ani 'ne
trouble. began. Kennedy hlt - RUS, pI, rl"ap ~
p,V was mt ~ nrst ou called hl. Nl.i.s "a,
bass AMI M friends of The Giants b.gan 10 tJ,
len rasi Ward and Kinslow and kennedy score l.
forced Trelway a. second ana tgfcSr'bh ,
clarcd out for Interfering with thrown "H ,-e,ssl
IN tno fourth .nn.s ine hr'oT,in I,' s,fey and
their cal with t"1 more runs -. p'g ~ 80. erst On
took se-o.l % q VIII PFC" .ss9rej cor.
VIA throw " I'oy.c. int t-d ,,''R y Farrell ami
bo So sc,SS.i ~ saocks on from Murphy 10 Doy.e
f.a
.f-,,cI when the Giants made flur runs ana ma.
he gam. % ia th-.g favor. DAVIS was sen, ~
e-s. On c,l,el bar. ana Doyle hit 20 short pay
munet tho throw. ana ho'N men fe sl'r. 49,
Iia.,ren ,r!ei 20 hunt. bui Kins.9w im va
v'tI ana DAVIS ana DOYLE scored. Van ~ lI.2 - y,
INC - second Warl hi; safely ana Van hnir,1n
scored white Burke's ~ 20 risnt sent nom " , ~.
Ia the Jas, -aif ~ thc inning me nome pa3 -
ra,..G A. to- bat AMI making a run. ~, H. 'eoi liz
se,r. N.h ore oar FoufZ Dir s2f'if 20 rlE1i M
a,I as T.@rnan allowed D." ban % pas h.in ~
kep. ~ 20 second Klrs.1w.s hit - rrntr' "- +,
bl, home kennedy made two-b1se, MI, Dl
Ras'. went 90 work ana "asiy rr'T'l N"H ""
co-~oran AMI no more runs resulted ID,
Ther the Giants took Che ieat. scoring run, y.
the .ixth inning Murphy vas sent - hIst on ar
Tans. snI Davs's our - hrs; pnt Murphy on sec
"a rovle made his thlrt hit-A tw9-basset ~
centre ned-and Murphy scored The New-f orKets
made the score - with another run IN lle
ecver,h inning on n fWO-hise hi' 10y herman Il sac
r.ece bv Rurke and Farre..'s out AZ hrsi -,
The Giants kept up their terrific mating - u'
onL AMI they clnchel their victory WIN thIee more
rms IN tho eighth inning Davis made a 2" D. DIS
ge~ 80 ran. srl DpylFs ht 20 centre sem nm
| pomc Nfu H'rr,n hf f1r tvo hrses - le'' l..l ,
| WAL HI, sffe.y nd Doyle score Isrn1n iorSe'
| Van Halt-ln a. tfr Plate. ana "aen I.trnan S',Is
second ward ran home ln the n.n'n ming - ots
| on balls 20 Murphy ard Doyle iwo-on'r nl'-l.'
| nf,h Hi ~ the game-gay. Ne~-Nork another run
| The