New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

..-sav was a good day for the Giants all
Yes Cor the Giants not only a game from
sfo'" and wiped out the defeat of Saturday. but
caN'e upon the leaders in the race for the
ro -, Rain prevented the Boston team from
p'nDs while the orioles met defeat at the hands
pnS' pirates The champions consequently re-
W. lead in the race for the pennart. while the
rDare only thirty-four points behind.
GU rain yesterday and the omnous-looking
~ may have kept some of the baseball en-
Cts at home yet 800 people went TO the Polo
Us 10 witness the game between the New
Goa Chicago teams. Chicago trusted to her
"" 49, nitchcr Griffith. while the Giants were
'h" ., 70 nut the bulSy Rusie. with his cannon
Ha mhoots to oppose him. Rusie was the master
w. W. situation. and the Giants won "a they
@..as The fielding on both sides was we'll done.
y. heal team won through splendid batting max
stasn hits with the handsome total of twenty
ns prse managed to scatter The Chicago hits
and although three runs were '''D'e ''0' WV
earned ..s.,. I'D ,,s all.
.svork was a revelation. as he made three hits
- silver catches and two splendid throws from
90 ,r,asld. each throw capturing victim Now
lain Ward has another problem to solve. burKe
rrsrng from a lame foot. and Murphy covered
- aala "Burkevil,e' rather cool at hTst, but
~ "a svsr work done by the little Yale man thawed
the ice ,,.o. 1, tho saco,d
= 5anrived Tiernan Of a home run. Herman
o." ,,s hall u far left field, and the hit was good
- a home run. Lange started after the oaH'
", seeing sleepy looking policeman standing near
,o,as IanCe yelled. Here You slab-slded duiler'
- ,ha, ball: we don't wan: 10 lose II. Inc
~ ..,on chased after the ball. stopped 1t and
ss.,sa II back to Lange, and Herman had 10 STOP
. sira base The majority of the crowd ieit ike
=, ,,a, s.epv guardian of the peace and duck
90 I,o IN The Harlem River Probably he belongs
hs same tribe as the policeman VINO on FRI
~ hold down the ropes 50 that visiting payer
~, has after the bail with more speed and
a.y
HOW THE GAME WAS WON
-.uen from the West went first 10 the bat, and
,.sOue, RYAN led of with hit, the next three
u.s we're retired in short order. The Giants o'u
,,s, IN their half Of the inning and scoring three
,,. took a commanding lead. Murphy MI sale'!
.,s Herman made terrific drive 10 centre he'u'
!, was good nome run hit. but the policeman
80, me hall and Herman forced 20 tarry
s..TS,-i He scored with Davis on the latter :
home run drive to right ned. - ., ,ha,r
r., h, The second inning. making their lead to o.
and a victory seemed reasonably sure u''S' NJ
safely and 50 dia Ruse. Murphy however l"rCeH
rnlsy olr al the Plate TeTnan hit pas second.
"a whVe Dah,en made a wonderful stop. his throw
e. Srs, was poor and Rusie and Murphy scored.
,nsSa nret;v home run drive 10 the Clubhouse ana
re Giants had the better Of the argument ny 70
The Wes,erners looked dangerous IN the 'hru m
ming and vet they out in one, Two three oIue'
pysn led off with twO-base nit. nut ne Vas
cs,cn, irving 10 make third. Dah.en followed with
hit 10 right but capital throw by Iiernah
m, him out at second. The Chicago men broke
he ica in the next inning. sending two men aroma
,ns circuit Fuller made pretty stop cf Decker :
grounder but he threw badly TO first. Lange was
semi 10 first on called balls. and Decker stole tniTd
Parrot, was also sent to first on called balls; filing
The bases Scnrver hit safely 10 right he'd scor-
inc Decker and Lange.
Ansons troopers made their only other run IN the
fifth inning Dahien sent - irst on called paIls
and he clever PLAYER stole second. He scored on
Deckers hit 10 right field. This left the score New
York g. Chicago. g.
THE GIANTS NOT YET SATISFIED.
This did NOT suit Ward and his men. and the home
,ayers added TO their list In the last
NJ Of the fifth Doyle led off with a two-oagger
81 he scored on Van Haltrens two-base MI 70
III field Fuller hit safely and stole second. while
Fr-al was sent to first called balls. With TWO
80 an, Murphy was also sent TO first. forcing nome
la Haltren Herman was called out on sFihes'
,sry ~ n, Sos full much 10 his Indignation: -
r.yer hating and good base-running gave war;
~, ,a,o more runs in the seventh inning an
49, was cent 10 first on called balls, ana fuIei
a. ma ~ r,gh, NM him on third. Fuller iminedatteS
=. ~. " .seona FarreIs fly TO Ryan SEN N an
us,,sn ana Ruse's hit TO right score. n,,g
"a Giants made their last run in Inc eIsnti ma
-, ~, nv Davis force. steal by Doyae; am h,,e
s nv nv IsnTe Chicago made three consecutive NUS
11s =! ,n.h ve. aid not get a run. The score
Ii 'ne NM, - - NETWORK.