New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18

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o,,,.s reopcned the local season at the Polo
Inc A. Yesterday in a manner oehttins the oooa
o'o1 Tnsv won handsome victory oelore oVV
SoiA &c The crowd. the enthusiasm anu '"'
.ayal reception accorded Ward ana MS men
n nan,sd that NEWCOMERS are quick 10 app
sno"' orort No team OF athletes coiese "''
honest .,ss,onal ever had heartier reception
teur u Ger 10 baseball might have thought tha'
ana wore soldiers returning from VICTORIOUS
- bloody battle ,ouo,,era
s e. crowd began TO arrive early ior the io"o
~. aroe have been without basebali these '"''.
Of Inc 81 the dyca-n-the-wooi cranks ala not
ween'. r,,ss one OF The preliminary moves. A'''e
van NV was paid TO the peculiarly uniformeu
st'e" ,ron, Washington. and the preliminary
wa'i,o - tho strangers was passed over without
na. s,s n m the Catholic Protectofy Da''u
AZ 90 IN the field and, drawing up In front Oh
mar .,uhbouse. serenaded the players. VINO huns
the w. railinC above The band wound up with
.Home, Sweet Home
THE CROWD GOES WILD.
.... The players. marching with military pre-
in." md preceded By the band. walked toward 'he
esion' am rh ..h,eacheries' yelled and stamped as
o'a".'" ,s marched BY but when the players oroke
'ne , IN front OF the grandstand the crowd was
'" s feet men. women and chiidren ye"ins nc"
ur,oa N their baseball heroes Inc new Vi nv >
- made a gallant record on theii 'o"' "'-
nAu 49," n,s,comr showed that their good work hau
been appreciated 1890 ...o,,.oa -,rnd after round
h'e" es he stepped to the plate. and the
"a r,e careful not to award any one man ''oie
80 than his fellows. for the close loi,owe's -,
,ss game realized that the sUoI and good
man rons pull all together and nat was no wa
V display of syoritsm was 50 biz n' Amos s Rusie
Ser,s 81 the people present were General EnnSn
Clark II 6 9sy; Dr. vsnf FaIRfshld r. Hal
sn ana 'sA King r. King. j. w spadims' SSni
pay KeIh David Gideon. John DAILY and other
yonh and big delegations from the STOCK IN, TX
Grange, New-York 4. c. JeHersoh'ah aNu 0''N
clubs.
THE POINTS OF PLAY
Tho Nev-Yorlers showed in their preliminary
...,,. that they were In perfect condition. Inc
sbovea more life and energy In tneir "o'A
49,, have been seen in any local team IN many :"
d,v and 1t soon became apparent even ~
.snIors inst why the team had done so Wen ,o Un
that nle, Wssiern end of the League circuit o
straIiVe ,aos was won and lost on It's merits. tne
NewioTSssiis ou f the men from Washington after
n s Srst inning Rus;e pitched with an ne III
time skin ana tsr'' IN the third inning Rusie gave
yprss Consecutive bases on balls ana Nh
out the sen maj line drive toward right. which
hsssa" ike hit but Werl made cevel run enI
I.Isd danger was passed Farrell, Rusie anu " i'so
s We ra3s remarkable plays In the heu. ,,ch
An accident happened in the thrd I',s IS he
a. nartcularly unfortunate at TINS unie W. S POI,
S1nts are preparing TO meet the b0Stoi, an" - 10
,i~nre leaders Doyle had his thumo sp",, s"' ,Is
uiluie ' ha abe 10 play for ten days al eas', iie
u one Of the best batsmen on me 'ea ID sodIy
,,irr Aelding and aggressiveness VIII % sauiS
batnng' Meuso5 took his place and did good work
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
The Giants began the game in gallant style. re-
.,rng the Senator'S in order. and then assau'''ns
i,.rvs curves for four consecutive hits, and scor-
Ing four runs at the start. Fuller led on win
twobase hit against the left field fence ana burhe
~, IN the same direction sent him home DAVIS
,o,Iowsd with a three-base hit into the CROWD IN
rsght Acid and Burke scored Doyle mace a W.
bass bt 10 left field scoring DAVIS A via tnIuSS
bv Maui advanced Doyle 10 third. ana ne scoie'
an Van Haltrens fy 10 Abbey
In the fourth inning the Giants maue anon o
nm on a base on balls TO Tiernan go91 pa ~
r,nnne and twO-base hit by Farreia i.s
home PLAYERS made their lead 10 U WIZ VI,
one more run in the fifth inning, on h,ns
nv Davis Wilson and Van Haltren Inelr iasx lut
Was made In the eighth three-Dase MT ~ ""'H
nd . single hit By Van Haltren. 81,
The senator's were BANKED in short oroer UNI. UNI.
fhs sixth inning when they scored the'r NJ, ca
pa.saner led off with a three-base hi 10 right nth
al hs scored on NcGulre's out at frst Inc Wis
TORS ONLY other run was made IN the seNs",n ~
base on balls and hits by f. Ward and joyce
The