New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-09
TT WAS A GREAT VICTORY.
,ocroN BALL-PLAYERS BEAUTIFULLY
BEATEN BY THE GIANTS.
,,r WAS CALLED IN THE EIGHTH INNING
,ru A SCORE OF i6 TO mo ONE KNOWS
r,,,r TT WOULD HAVE BEEN IF IT
HAD BEEN PLAYED OUT.
GAMES YESTERDAY

&c pos,on7 lPittsburg 6. Ctncinnat5.
Phlsdelph,lG Washington 5 St. Louis s. Louisville 4
u.rs 5000 wildly enthusiastic spectators a,
-. polo Grounds yesterday when the NETWORKS
the ~ heanfed champions from Boston one of the
gave sateats sustained by the thrce-pennant win
wo's nanv day. The victory gives the first
he' 90 Nev-York by two to one. and when one
SILL e,sars that Bostons single-run victory was g
cons. the followers of the Giants have gocn
rsason to feel content -, ...,
-. naughty Boston spirit. which through con-
10. s,ccess has become arrogant. was humbIed
smn' "a Il will be humb.ed again many times
yes''r ssason is over. While other cities have
~io'' ,renethenng their teams the pride of the
hen stood still After the defeat yesterday a
h'' ,he weary pilgrims who always follow the
ie" ,s On tour lost their wits and maze 'neni-
'"a' .,a,cplous one pilgrim who was once pail
sew I'D who is a gray-topped critic threat
pay L. things to everybody in New-Nork ana 10
ene' .,.,s Of the New-York club in particular Is
tne civ sample Of Boston's baseball 1oio"ers'
Irris he for shame. shou.d
IL u - nat second inning when the Giants sho"eo
A, ave aggressive form than they nave zone
up III -, season and seven runs went 10 New
beio'e - the Boston team went all to pieces
ioIA .bampions were content to follow 'heir
ana -" After that inning the Giants hau
ieau'. ,irg their own way. Long suddenly iouhu
ever .Is injured eye had gone awry ana ne iei'
ths' -" Duffy coming in TO cover Snort wh'ie
,1nrrti went into centre he'u' ,,. o.. m
NEIL f., said 10 have an ambition 10 shlne az d"
pu' 80, diamond star. but his EFFORTS yes'eI-
lhne- ... 70, comical to be taken seriously. ne
oa' ns GOOD stop. which surprised McOar'ny
maoe .h mat the sprightly outfelder fell 70 'ne
50 nlu'" ard fairy howled in his delirium. Duny
s'V' 10, errors charged against him IN MS nv.
mas =" - ,naeld work SWEETS saw tnat ne cou,u
inhnso ,he Giants. and he retired to the outhe'u
noi s'vp 6f,h inning. Bannon gong III ~
sileI T vnch took compassion on the ma Eliza
IHps,i ohornnions in the eighth INNING, am 90 ON
naggeu - rben The Newly orks nad t"V M M. ~
me ga nd nobody out. The VISITORS o,u nj lt,es
lne 0rbo,. Uere satisfied TO escape WIN pns,on
lecsn tucker and Merritt were the oi'''
pa VeU-Yorkers played with uasn oaniingiv
,I Inv which made their fnends eAStch ,hs
nus ns I'D earns for them day OF r est. ta.iav
slda kindlv places at their oIslNr17a., work
scheuSse Ward and Conner did eNceleH, -" oas
Mun Siieelin pitched superbly. Ony on IA" the
Wh 1e ~ Neekin from the second lhnlHs ~, nv
Ma Sh where he reduced his speed anu &c., d.
e,g n.n, and A home run by Gamer gAHe tnIng
banno Westervelt pitched the opening ,ii us
Two re- was erratic Ward retired MN SuIi' 49, az
9 aut, a. error was indirectly respohsloe lot ny,
HaltIe" fonr runs scored in that inning. Do oa
OF u Ijttlp nlayer that he Is had the miso Vu
spe bsys his hand split in the hftn inning anu
. nSne caught out the game. 4ne score: