New-York tribune., 1894-09-20
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c,hi,oo, Son, lq-The Giants made their last ap-
nnarance OF the season here this afternoon anu
made their record four straight victories MeeNiD
again pitched for them. ard he did splendid WORK
several lines he pulled himself out OF holes In the
sixth seventh eighth and ninth innings lie was
also tower OF strength at the oa' he Iiheu ou'
two clean singles, scoring one run ana sehdlhs TWO
mon across the plate. "Bill Hutchinson though' ne
would try his luck against the VISITORS again. anu
he was as much OF an enigma as he was on Mon
dav Wilson caught for the Giants as farrel ha'
soro hand The game was exciting from the start
and as II was A pitchers battle victory was hot
assured until the last man was OUT van ha''re"
fine catch In the last inning. with Ryan on sec"i'H
base saved the game. II was snort MT o''r Seo
ond base. and looked safe. Van Haltren tore over
the ground so fast that his cap was blown OH Ms
head. But he got there-ani the Colts taIen 10 tie
the score.
The Giants were first at bat. There were TWO
strikes on Burke when he placed nice Inc urNe
20 centre He took third base when Ansoh iet
T!ernan's grounler 20 between MS legs Da''S 'i''
ON, TO RYAN Burke scoring and Tiernsn reachen
second Doyle was an easy ou.. Ward was cheereu
=, he came 10 The bat but the best he could 90 w~
Z, die n first For Chicago Ryan singled 10 cehue'
but was forced out second by DAMIEN. r fuie'
electrified the crowd hy grand stop oi "l''fo'
apparently safe hit. and throwing Dihlen gu. ~
second Anson hit safely to centre. ana VIM.
came home tieing the score l.ange singled 20 b is
and went 10 second on the throw 10 tnlrd; n sho,.
IA ssed bali lllowe4 hnson to score. Irwin was an
easy ont. Neither side got man tcEVss w bhas
in tn" second inning. although each hau seCoH! pale
occupied. It was regular procession t, ~ ' ~ s,rK
Meekn accomplishing the rematKaoI. ,ta' MI " 81 hit
Ing the 9ny An.on IN .he o. fTuT,n at s.cSnd By
W,rI I-mpIrr I.ynch who Was stanilns DehInu
,br pitcher gave New-York the worst Of 1t by call
M sT 6,R@2e4 S~2ai@ o f hs Ps.' Ss.e on sa. Wilson
could not bring them hom. 1t was again one tS aTT
sIssblnc single past irwin. Burke hel e Lange
and T.ornan got base on balls. Davis ieil we,
rI n 10 haban crd no, recover in time to handle
Doyice grounder .nd Me.kn crossed the pIate, a,s,
tyn 5,oits had BEEN retired M.ekin pitched slow
70 RYAN who caught it Jus, righ t. ntns oanra GnT and
pva, s.orcl which pu, the Chicagos in the eau.
V3n Haltron led oN in the sixth with SAFE @ DunI
,9Wnfi ~ 'ip parraft 70 catch Van Hatren second
and the latter took third. Wilson went out on "a a
trottel to second Meekln smashed beautiful Liner liner
over tail PARROTS head and sent an aHu 49,. u;
hae haq of th nans RH Anson stared Win & drigs gs
against left field fence for Wo 6ases n, nuo onv W
one base On line hit which Van Haren neaea nyer
o,. dTs, and things looked rosy FOR Chicago
win RYAN and D2h'n coming 20 ies ss sick at
beart by muIing Ryan's fly 1t looked so easy an
out that Hutch" was held on second Dan.en " 20
| that Ternan's error did the Colts no good. ne
widest cxcitcmen, prevailed in the eighth Apsoh E
.I 9m oG toF anso srennder and b clever work
| he;d Anson on third and threw lanse OUT: lrw@ln YIN
hi, 20 Fuller and tho old man started h0ne. pu. &
vas caught between the bases and run Gown oy
Wilson Parrot struck ont, Il was great "grh ~ ,ba ~,
bat In the ninth he loudly cheered snd tne.
Tbincs iookej dub.ou. FOR the Giants in the ninth
fintch fled out schrver got first base or Davis avs
| ,'iiJ throw RYAN forced Schrver out: Inc Iatter
,her reached second on Fulier's run. although 4
| s@n had him nailed easily. Van Haitren then nane
a brilliant catch Of Dahens n.y. whcn sa'e' '"@
! game. 20 10 found
a., tba West tonight for Chcago< desperate error
| - heat them out ot second place has failed !nr
/ Giants hal 70 dress on the srounle ~ "S !" '''0"
| ,hn & NJ train for Pittsburs. Sc>re: