New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-24
p1s1E WAS INVINCIBLE.
,orusv1LLE BATsMEN BowLED OVER
LIKE TENPINS
,v WIT HARD AND WON. s TO 4-CIN-
crSyATI MEN GAINED AN EASY VIC
TORY OVER BROOKLYN.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

xrros Louisville PhiadeIphia, - o. Pshurs
SsiOn L.
Giants victory yesterday and defeat for the
~ Mace the teams close together for second
" ''s,, in the race for the pennant. Only nine
20, now separate the two teams and result
Ike Yesterdays will put the ocal representa-
r in second place. The champions at Boston
"" .ner a stubborn fight. and hold their advan-
=" philadelphia has disposed Of Cleveland and
S,vn has a chance to slip ahead OF the Spiders.
came at the Polo Grounds yesterday was be-
- the New-York and Louisville teams, and the
- won their fourth game of the week with
|.,nc TO spare. The Colonels felde'i fairly well!
= ,,sv found the curves and terrific speed OF
-. little too much for them. The warmer
'N o. was lust to the bis fellows liking. and in
s,s, four Innings nothing which resembled a
as made off his delivery. He gave only one
40 halls and he held the visiting batsmen
~ ;, Eve hits; and one of the hits Clarks. which
".h, in two Of the four runs. was scratch
,. also feded his position in impressive style,
~" s n,s all-around support was first-class.
Ir,,,ing was not fortunate. and the Giants
,, the game 10 all intents and purposes In the
s' ,,,inr. Van Haltren and Davis made eight OF
york's fourteen hits. Davis batting safely
~ time he went TO the bat Pfeher' Richardson
".'' crlm must feel lonesome and out of place in
.,rniSr
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
co,oneIs from Kentucky went first to the
IN .,a Ruse struck out the first two men. and
-. 81 retired the third man at first. The Giants
!" ,ha hat 10 advantage in their half of the in
ond scoring five runs, took commanding
~s' Ter men went to the bat. Burke was hit
s mitchell ball. and the next ball Hemming
Wv. IN went square over the plate and Herman
GOD II between left and centre fields for three
SA Ae. scoring Burke Davis hit safely to right
-, Gov ,Uo bases. and Herman scored. Doyle hit
..y mast second. Ward hit to right and Davis
" ..s and as Smith fumbled the ball, Ward
rod second Van Haltren hit to centre the
.as oorsecutiye straight drive. and Doyle and
n the second inning the local PLAYERS added an
sher 70 Their list and 'hes ha en, 'n ne Tst on
.r ,.S halls and DaVs's hit advanced him to third
men Doyle forced Davis at second Iierhah
Eaa the fifth innin: Rusie had held the visiting
Simon AZ his mercy not hit being made. ana
y man reaching nrst IN an inc n con fnr
.s,s made the game look more like a contest;
9Th let off with a hit. went 10 second on WHO
NV" rroupier to Rusie but the nmbe smith
ss the throw TO the plate. Richardson's sacrhce
NJ, Iu;enburg on second. and Grims hit TO centre
-, him home Henining reached nrst on lurii-
~ nv bv DOYLE but ne almost Immediately
sa,csd ~ second on Browns grounder 10 Ware.
csrk made ore Of those exasperating scratch hi,s
20 hall dropping lust out of Wards reach. and
In st ,sao was retired in short order in the next
,,nng hut in the seventh the Giants sent one man
around the circuit. Doyle made two-oase NJ. 20
a.; a. Ss,s and he scored on Van Haltrens hit to
centre. his fourth safe drive CURING Ing Inc Eighth
making their average one to an inning. Aiter Two
men had been retired. Burke hit safely. ana so ga
Ternan Davis hit safely to left field and burke