New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-30

The appearance OF that Philadelphia team In
New-York seems mean disaster to the Giants
either in the form Of rain and the necessary loss
of bright shekels the clubs Golfers, or thrash
Ing. 1t was the latter yesterday
About 400, people went to the Polo Grounds yes
tcrday to tn, playing off Of a postponed game
between the New-York and Philadelphia teams. 1t
was an exciting battle from start to finish. the
Quaker City men winning after twelve innings. the
Philadelphia men entitled to the victory, for
they outbatted and outfeded the home players.
The local team in a badly broken up condition.
and the players changed all about In conse-
quence With so many men out of their places II
seemed foolish to try Knauss as pitcher. Knauss
knocked out OF the box in the fourth inning
Stafford. Herman and Murphy all on the
sick list, and the game was started with Bannon
in right and Burke In left field. Davis first.
Doyle third Wilson behind the bat and Fuller
at short. Stafford was taken sick. and retired in
the first inning. and Davis went to third. Doyle to
second Wilson to first and Schriver behind the bat
Clark relieved Knauss. and pitched good game
up to the tenth inning. when Rusie went In Doyle.
Schrver ana Wilson covered their positions In fnc
style. The all around work of Delehanty and Hall
man was superb.
HOW THE GAME WAS WON
With two men out. Mailman hit safely to centre
and took third Dc.ehantys hit right Dele
hanty stole second and scored with Haman on
Thompson's hit to right field The Giants In their
half OF tho inning. tied the Bannon was sent
To first called balls ani Burke hit safely Davis
hi, to right field and Bannon home. Doyle
forced Davis at second but Burke scored tho
play.
In the second inning the home payers scored two
more and took the lead. and tho crowd felt
better. Wilson sent to first on ca';ed balls and
Fuller Each was advanced base a wild
throw by Buckley. Both scored Bannons
bagger to right field. one more run was made In
the third Doy.e was hit by = pitched ball. stole
second and scored Boyie's ama;eursh mun %
Schrlvors .lttlc fy
The men from Philadelphia knocked Knauss out
OF the box in the fourth. scoring Ave runs and TAX
ing the lead. to :. \ base ba.;s. hits by Cross.
Ha.lman and Hamilton. two-oagsers by Dclehanty
and McGlI errors by Knauss and Van Haltren and
q wild pitch caused the trouble
The Giants rallied in Tho nth inning and sending
three men around the diamond took the load
Tho visitors made a record In tho seventh inning
making four consecutive hits. one Of them three
Dagger yet scoring only Dclehan,y lei
hit Tho Giants regained he lead hit AMI
s,cal by Van Hnliren and ,wo-bagger by Schrver.
Score. New-York. 2. Philadelphia.
Philadelphia tied the score In the eighth on hits b.
Boyle ami HiIman and a Wild throw by Bannon.
They took 'hc lead IN the ninth Thompson's
rhrec-bagger and Rclilys inned drive 10 Doyle
In the last haf Of tho ninth tho Giants made
run AMI the excitement increased. II such thing
vas possib,. Davis hit safc'y. stole second AMI
scored "a Van U,lirens h'i - centre Each team
hankci In tho ncst iwo innings, the men from
Phlade phia scoring ~" winning run IN tho twelfth
inning few minutes before O'Clock Hamilton
reached frr' IN an error by DAVIS ana siol" second
but was forced our AZ third on Blylc's clumsy At
tempt 70 hunt Hamilton ami Thompson followed
with hits and Boyle scored the winning run. The