New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
n1o,c.,TON NURSED HIM IN VAIN
u,n KEPT HER PET PITCHER IN
SD ,,xK COTTON FOR WEEK.
,, po1.SpEp THE CLEVER NICHOLS
~ AND woN-HoPEs OF THE CHAM
p,oSs LAID LOW IN BEAUTI-
rruIY PLAYED GAME.
~,,.rS YESTERDAY.

YhladsspIs H. WASHINGTON :" l"us''e L. ''eNe'""' =
Bslrmo's s. Louis l.
ChEsso work. and Boston teams played game
TIE u a, the Polo Grounds yesterday which
Q! pas long in the minds Of the happy thou
vii pms saw the battle The teams met upon an
Snas ,,n,,nr. and the NEWCOMERS won after
es~' urx contested game-and won simply DE-
spenc|.r plaved the better game. The fielding
eass he two teams was about on par, New
vVrs orior batting winning the day.
YGA' ,he champions were caught away from
Ana |,,o walled-in tennis court and nearby
ise' Ae-e A "fungo" hit counts in Boston for
fsn0e some run 1t is not intended TO belittle the
rl ~ the champions bu; simply TO call atten-
p0" the fact that the Beaneaters In Boston at
n'a 49, ut,le pony grounds. and the Bostons at
hei -" Grounds. where there Is plenty OF room
hs iv hall are slightly different teams. The
10 p"' ,a won one game in Boston this year
Gan" pos,on men have won just one game in
anu - This does not necessarily mean that
New" c,a,,s will win the two remaining games
me .ss champions. but the chances are that they
WIZ VIZ, 10 beaten by the one-sded scores which
VIZ I. ~ men generally pile up against visiting
,..ms in Boston -, -.o,u cloud.
lne So and when the game started the heavens
!es''s,., and forebOding and II looked every
s"e ~ rain would fall. Rain checks were
n Hu,s 70 the enthusiasts as they focked into
s-'f" ornas but no rain fell. and the pleasure OF
wv an srectators was not married IL was so
Tx however. particularly In the last two In
u.s. that the players gagged the pan WIN iiuo"
tnsN ,,r and the probabilities are that an extra
' .ou,d not have been played.
LOVELY. BRAND-NEw MASCOT.
..os little outside diversion just before the
frank Mckee. who IS an enthusiastic fol-
-, =. the Giants, wished 10 fol- that pack-sheep
wv 80 Rostou. who proved potent in Boston
had
'."r counted on a handsome staff and surmounted
l -. esrre of an eagle. which he presented 10
W." c,a,.s The inscription In red letters read:
-. victory. ~ Y. 1894" The Giants coal-olack
-, waved the silken banner aleft and the game
vas begun ,, -.-,..- ,,Ao
p..,s and Nichols. the pitching strategists, VINO
,ra faced each other in many famous green u'a-
- ba,tles we're again p!tted against each other.
90, had nursed Nichols for this game, for up
r..,srdav Nichols had not pitched for a week
-. again illustrated, however. that saving
.or ,,,cber for some particular game does not
,r.v. work as expected, for the Giants oat'eu
sa.Aols.s curves with more freedom yesterday man
49, h.vs done before this year IS the eleven hits
made BY the Giants Will testify.
prs1E HAD THE BEST OF 1T
Dn.. n, the other hand was In superb shape,
I'D bs scattered Bostons hits in better style IMAM
u.usl Both men pitched with terrihc speeu anu
.,cb had splendid control Of the ball Inc ohiy run
- ~ Rus;e was In the seventh inning. wheh
4, Dav,s had returned the bal 10 Inc pia'e L|one
.,.h, ,oss,hlv have been put off from scoring.
.,o,-od the home team and the aggressive
r,,,s fellow was loudly applauded. While ne made
o,,r ,u,o hits those HIS brought in three or New
vo,v,s four runs The general field work on both
stes was superb the play ot Ward Do!'e' b'iNe'
Van Haltren. Howe. Long and TNnny beihs eAce'
lent Tenny is the old Brown College catcher ana
he Is a ball player Of the best sort he wears
his hair football fashion, and ne hee-s MS shoes'
He is a strong thrower. capita! batsman ana
daring and clever baserunner. He Is sure TO make
his mark in the League
HOW THE GAME WAS WON
The champions went first 10 the bat and. scor-
IA run, took the lead Lowe made scratch
sAA hit the ball striking Rusie's foot and bound
hu, Of reach. Long struck out. and Duffy's
rr.rder 70 Fuller forced Lowe second base
Mccarthy was sen; 10 first called balls. Tucker
III safely 70 centre fed. and Duffy came In with
he first run OF the game.
The second and third innings were quickly passed
over neither side scoring. remarkably clever dou-
| Ne play BY Ruse Doye and Farrell being the feat
| ire In the fourth inning the champions got an
cher r,n and increased their lead 70 0, and the
crowd was no, quite 80 happy. After Tucker ana
| Nash had been retired Tenny sen: grounder TO
Ecr 0. which Fuller made a pretty one-hand
SOP but the little fellow could not recover quickly
enough TO throw 20 first. Bannan hit safely 70
fed. advancing Tenny 10 third FarreIl
tired to catch Tenny dT third but the ball struck
tie runner In the back. and the e1-college ca'cner
s:rsd Then Nichols struck out ending inc ''''-
during the first three innings the Giants had
e.sr hitting the ball hard, yet only Two saIe n.s
resulted In the fourth the home players pa'. ~
viii better effect, and. making two runs, ttd the
score amid frantic shouts Of approval from the
i'ecatos Davis started the inning with TWO
sas ht to left field. and he scored on MI 10
err fed By Doyle Ward forced Doyle AT sec
"a but Lowe. In trying 10 make double pay.
n'ss Wildly TO Arst and Ward got an w s ~ny
IL home
LITTLE DOYLE DOES HIS DUTY.
1 he fifth Inning the New-Yorkers added two
rr runs TO their list. taking the lead to the IN
'-s satisfaction OF the onlookers, who seemed 10
's that It was peat Boston or die" Fuller again
e Of with a hit 70 centre field. and Burke hit
ksy to left Davis accomplished an artistic sacri-
y putting Fuller on third and Burke on second
Lei depended upon Doyle and the sturdy fellow
Va equal 10 the OCCASION for he hit safely 10
ea1s feh. sending home Fuller and Burke. New
s.IX had the best Of the argument by 10 Z. anu
q So EeoEn- ihe-woo enthusiasts were ehor"0""
! ~ Other In their 10Y -,
he score remained this way until the seventh
- - ween another scratch hit b. Boston. gae 1
~ Champions run and reduced the Giants lean
s,, Me After two men were out Long sent STOW ~,
~ ~. ~. Time Duffy followed with a splendld drVe
and n,s neid for two bases sending d,1ns ,ayor
nss Iasnpons were BANKED IN the last TWO mn
~s' SaS'ng the final resul; as follows
BOSTON, NEw-YoRK.
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