New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
GAMES TO-DAY.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


v-v s Washington 4. Philadelphia IL. Baltimore L
kew-lV'a louisville .. PittsbuTg 4, Cleveland G.
r.o threatening weather and the Senatorial
..ndoo" served to keep down the attendance at
-, po,o Grounds yesterday afternoon. While the
inc ~, crowd Of the season was present one of
sine -, nlaved games Of the year resulted. and
NV u,,,e army Of regulars did not regret their long
wv M, ~ Harlem. The Giants won but only
- a plucky uphill game. and at the end the
-. rlavers had nothing TO spare.
h,o.,ervelt and Petty the opposing pitchers
"a Zach played an important part in the game
OF ,,cbinr the younger man did good work right
- "cb while Petty. the eX-Cfant. pitched with
W. vIs o,d-tme fire and skill for five innings In
o. ,vth inning Petty stumbled. hesitated, and be-
u he could collect his scattered wits the Giants
- scored five and the game year
no" Yesterday Davis made his batting record. OF
80 hits ard home-run out of five times at
io somebody thought of this when Davis came
pA| hat in the sixth inning and yelled. This is
W ,niversary George Davis responded with
lux -. bringing in two Wilson caught his
anne and his work entirely satisfactory.
n Joyce berated his crew soundly when one
.ssm made a mistake. This sort of thing will
VI hsIn his team TO any extent. The Giants
climbing up the baseDali laudeT' as pIeu0'eu anu
,be,r friends are satisfied
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
,,.. petty the old Giant, and Westervelt
.rs the veteran enthusiasts-and there are no
~ severe critics than they-predicted a close and
..s,,ng battle and they were right. Neither
.aso scored in the first two innings. a single hit
80 the best effort in that direction either side
I'D make Joyce was the fortunate man for
,.h,rcton and he stole second in the first inning,
- 1yornan duplicated this feat in the second in
w., patty was laughing at his old comrades en-
loving their discontinue.
In the third inning Cartwright, the hrst patsman
80 face Westervelt sent the ball sailing into the
LIVER left field stand for home run. II was
mighty drive and the numbering Cartwright mad
rda the circuit before the ball was brought forth
into sight. one run did not bother lhe Spectators
&c il was still early in the fifth.
when however the Senators increased their lead
Nth one more run in the fifth inning. az IN taat
time no Giant had got further than second t1Se me
friends Of the home team began 10 set sol.,
about the result and they yelled in consequence
TO their favortes from every part o. tne nelG M, In
this inning Cartwright was sent 70 nrst oi f
balls and he stole second. showing rare speed I9r
one Of his physical contour, stoII biS,ntnd the bah
q slow grounder toward third. and while DAVIS
handled the ball cleverly, Cartwright beat the
throw TO the plate
NETWORKS TIMELY BRACE"
7. vas now time for the Giants TO be up and doing
and they realized 1t and went to work with Will
word anealed TO Westervelt TO start 1t Of Huy-
iAr" and Westervelt responded with hit to right
field Murphy hunted. but Petty threw Wildly 10
second base 20 catch Westervelt, and both men
were safe. westervet tried to steal third and was
MI, ont while Ward was retired by Cartwright;
Tan Haltren did better, ana his hit TO right teid
scored Murphy Van Haltren stole second ana Petty
sent Tiernan to first called balls. Davis nj
safely 10 centre field and Van Halren scored whlle
.Connor's hit TO right sent home Herman. -
vii. the score 3 10 against them the men from
Washington made their final effort, ana scoring Two
runs in the seventh inning. had a lead OF one Sci
Itach went TO first on called balls and Cartwright
would have forced him second. only Connor
threw wildly and both men were safe. Petty sac
rifced them along a base each. and Paul Radford's
hit 10 short left centre sent in both men. making
The score to g.
But the inning was destined TO be lucky for the
Giants as usual for In the last half OF the inning
the home players scored the two runs necessary TO
win the game. Wilson made hit and 50 did Wes-
tervet When Wilson played of second drawing
Sullivan 70 the base. Murphy hit past where Sui
ilvan had been and Wilson scored. II was as close
Ito place hit as made. Ward sacrificed
land WesterveIt scored and won his own game The
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