New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
-, roRApH TO THE TRIBUYE.l

,, u,lv 2S-To-days game between
Ph!aae,np"o and New-York was not we'll played by
PhlaceP ord the stupidity displayed by both
any mS" amazing The umpire, too. gave oaA-
sies "s,,,,ion. and seemed TO have fondness lot
Ing eA" "onsultations with the players lie hnaly
ha'"s r,.rnan off the field. The orence may nave
o'ase' hut the crows did not see or near IT,
been - occasion he changed his mlnd' giV'ns
upoa @s s,fe At second in the sixth. which was
1b'"pa then giving him out which was "rons'
rsaI was impartial. once Van Haitren pea.
Bl w arst bv fifteen feet or more, but that
- %. make any dlHele"'e' 49,, ,oss
% o,,re however. is not 10 blame LOT tne io''
Inc I'm aroa BY the Phlles. II weighing had peen
guns o. earlier It would have been saved In inc
S"" -.rg Philadelphia scored two In the seco"u
tr'i i' s.ored on a base on balls. Sullivans sac
HiAH, u,o,n,nes out AMI Hamilton's single. New
f,'s came within one OF tying the score. van
lHS w" So, one over the right field fence 1or
hU''" 1,er,o,, got first on four bad balls. ana
hne '". -, "a .rclvs double. Meekins long fly
ven, 10 thru u"
ID Ternan. , - ,..
HN ~. mex; lining philadelphia scored TWO runs
10 - .bs visitors started in 10 make Things IN
Oh . Davis made hit. Wilson was MT 10y
~, hau Ward fouled out and Van hairei~
,.,o strikes were called on him, caught 'he
W. ,,rlv and sent It over the renee LOT MS sero''u
tA' 'a. 14ernan followed with a single and Far
- made his secOnd uQuOie' "ut -"VN
.,nl and Faller put foul ny mo 'ei' WIN"
Turner took , l., ~. ,our,h Turn
n,uarsness made Davis hit a double lie
80 an Wards nix, which the latter trleo ~
- ,,,o home-run but he was nipped AT the
'"''" There WAS no more scoring until the sixth
P'' x,n..york dij that: Delehantys tumble gave
-" 80 h,s base ane Burke made double. A wild
i-,. na D,v,s.. double scored both. After this
P. Carsav was nut in to pitch. Eleven hits for
to,,r bases had been made of weighing. New
v,,E scored in the eighth on two singles Dele
.,,,v onepea the eighth for Philadelphia with a
'I.,a-hasa hit Van Haltren muffed thompson :
s s ~, he fooishy tried TO make second ana was
~ =; sssy out Delehantv scoring. $1,000, 49,. .ua
In the ninth Grady batied IN Carsey pa. . 60
rs a hi and Delehanty got first on oai!s' win
L. hsses mil Thompson sent single 10 Cenue
y - and Cross scored on the hit. Van Haireh
rs,urned the ball TO Ward, VINO iet ~ pos s,,rIe
ps''I Van Hoitren made splendid catch OF Hall
Us w. welmeant hit Taylor went in 10 pitch. me
srs, two balls 10 Herman were strikes anu r'
used hssh language TO me u,pirv ar NJ nece He
O.s AZ another ball and was out. Farren put
-" Az 70 Delehanty and Meekin sent one 10
Tomnson From that time out the game was eh-
citing Turner scored IN me t"s ny roY,drs ht
Ila'' Xa,ryork vi.h Farrell out. Meekin made a
toma mn Fuller made single, but QUICK douDIe
nav on Burkes hit closed the inning win ne sVos
4. Wards tumble gave Boyle MS Dase III the
.s. az. inning but he could not score
VI" nsvis vas me first up and the first out for New
70 vHson hit and got second because Mailman
didn't cover the base 10 TAKE vi ie
WTson was caught mapping and was apparently
W, 81, me umpire said no. This gave New-Iork
~. game as Ward made hit and Wilson scored.