New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

faitrno-S q rhiade pba p,sbuTs 10 Louisville a
Cincinnati II. cleveland chicago II. St Louis .
As originality is supposed be an quantity In
baseball statement that alt roads lei 20 Harlem yes
,eriav probably ntting any other 10 lead w
to the interesting that - 600 peop" Nen' 90 the
Polo Grounds yesterday witness the nj game =
baseball between the Ncw-Yofk and Brooklyn teams
While It Was too cold g. be a. ideal day - outdoor
sports nobody complained Z the weather aui noise Is
criterion = pleasure The Nj vas having reh' merry
time q
The Giants PLAYED IN decidedly better firm than
THURSDAY hy winning the game Jumped up 90 points
In their winning per Tie brooklyn men PLAYED
snappy interesting game throughout bl' stein weakened
In inning Jos, rr force and m" Giants halted
out eight the MN and sVth nnings and se'ii"i
tho result nattc without further dispute ~ 20 t~
mn inning the men Brooklyn had the best = o. ani
seemed 70 have m excellent chance = Duplicating their
victory q THURSDAY Unlike Stein. fte n.cr 'he game
LASTED ~. better M~an pitched Tho mus Ginr d~'"! y
men, powers q endurance Z Hu'ie AMI Mc"kn '
fortunate f,r he Giar's They apparently g. ~.
know the meaning %, Tho word fatigue and re hotter he
battle 70 pi"ss~ them
Another pleasing feature - ne "as the spcndm
allaround q stafford. he Vas Instrumental IN
making two capital double rsys and DIE f~otas" hii
with the bases fI the mn inning dd much g. win
~. game lie was kng diam. NJ once Whether
he Will wear his 'r asy ~ - 'h~ s"a-In an
he t1lI better The ITgI" champi' nshiI -~i@'n
rrosrcssc- stafford the friendship = over, mon 90
tho team ana c,e,t. So j. anxious 20 s"e him fi.''d
Foutz rad n Anger Injured ne game Thuf-iny ami
Grim was pa, IN 1ase A. usual n1,l~ ari Davis
PLAYED a capital aar0unl game Brooklyn twice r..s"l
,wo runs an earned. after 1870 men Vetc out
John - bay. = b. Tac.n and FrnuA Mckee. ~"
committee 70 decide What college SHOULD &C. tte owing
up In tho college series earlier 90 me met IN m"
grand stand jas before 'hc game l"grn They could r'i
agree upon rho winner ~ Brown and Yale w"re
crn.ernel After shoot discussion - decided That
the best way 20 seie 'he question Was 1T the W.
college team. ami rlay game together in
tli, city tho winner 'hc game o. take 80" Gap.
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
Brooklyn scored run ia" second inning N an error
by Fuller hit by Trcdway shindlc's out AMI passed
bail Two were me third coas~outiFc bite ty
Griffin Grim and Daly. ami ris-"d bail Two NOR"
went 60 Erl,lyns IN the nrh h ty c'rruran
which wa followed hy 'hcettrg"rs ly DALEY and stein
I.r,-Llyus made In NE eighth "a errors bj
stafford and Tcruan ana hit IS Shinilr
inc Giants scored their nrst In ihc ihifi nh
lv pitcher hits rs Fuller and Davis and error hy
Day Five runs mad" In the MN inning IN hts
hy Farrell Fuller. Van IIaltrcn and DOYLE base on
balls Il two-bargcr rs stafford and force hy Meehln.
The Giants made IN the sixth tN1aggeis
by Farrell and Doyle and hs hy Meekin and Davis ami
stolen basc Manager Davis objected raihT strongly
- Umpire Iynchs decision the fourth which
declared stafford second base Lynch thght that
uarently proposes authority respected n he
has put all the players salaries IN tho treasury u the
League. The score was ~ folo~s: