The evening world., 1888-09-20
New York took the neld.
The batting orders

First ~Inning-Brouthers went out on an easy
bounder which Richardson. nelded. Five halls
gave White nrst. and the nfth one being wild the
safely to left and White took third. Twitcheils
base on bslla niled the bases. Hanlon hunted q
little one, which Crane felded to the plate In time
compelled Rowe to score Conway struck Out.
WARDS lame shoulder was the cause of Hatnsld's
Substitution.
and Richardson retired In the same manner. Hat
nelj made three vain attempts to hit the ball No
runs.
cured from Wheeling, popped up q little ny which
whitney gobDled. Campau knocked q ny TO Stat
terry. and BrouIners fouled out to Brown. No
runs
Conuor led on with a hard hit single to centre
and o'Kourke followed with another beauty IN the
ran 10 third. O'Rourke then stole second.
Slattery made a neat sacrifice, which sent Con-
The latter tried to score on WSi,neys lively
grounder to Brouthers. but was caught At the
plate. Browns safe MT 70 right advanced whitney
ball advanced both runners a base, but Cranes
strike OUT brought the Wolverines 70 :oat. one
Third I~nning-Hatneld's tumble and subsequent
low throw allowed White to reach nrst Rowe
fouled out. ana Twitohells high ny was caught by
White then stole second. Hanlon was hit by a
pitched ball and took nrsi, but Bennett ended
hopes Of immediate run getting BY nying out to
Herman, On an easy bounder to Conway. was re-
TW,icasn and Nicholson nelded 1nasdsid's Deoundefr
to nrst ahead of the runner. No runs.
Fourth ~Inning-Con"ay,s eounder was carried
cranes fast ones and struck out Csmpau pushed
q safe one out to right and, aided BY Browns wild
At the ball, but missed connections No runs.
Conner followed Brouthers's example and struck
and Slattery went out In the same manner. NJ
Fifth Inping-white bowled q scratch hit past
thru which Whitney made 2 good attempt for but
bal Tvitsaeli was Owen lis os.s On 6Sili
bal Ma, nnd the sef bail hu roiliSS into nSe Saor. " centre eAV WSiss
| scored and Twitcnell took third. Hanlon stole
second and ave bad on ones N e Bennett aiisa q, the 1S
the back by a pitched ball and Twitchel was forced
home CSmpau nied out to Herman. Two runs.
rectiy in front OF the plate, but Cranes bonnder to
Rowe forced the Californian out at second. and a
moment. later Cranes attempted steal resulted in
sixth I%aning-slat.ery made q splendid running
catch OF Broulhers's ny; White then seorcned a
touched ana rolled clear to the fence.
Before sla,teIy could aeld me ball White had
and Twitchell popped up a little one which Connor
Tiernan Struck out Whites Wild throw allowed
Richardson 10 reach second and Benefits tumble
Of aatneld's bunt advanced him to third and gave
Hatfield first
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Richardson lone and placed HATFIELD on third.
The latter scored on Benefits wnd throw to sec.
ond to catch Connor, and Conner himself scored
on Conway's high throw 70 tho plate from
o'Rourke's grounder.
Slattery hit to White, who threw wildly to nrst,
giving URourEe third and Slattery second. Whit
ney touled out TO Broutners and Brown died out to
TWttchelI. Three runs.
The comedy Of errors gave the Giants three
runs without Q hit being made.
Seventh InninG-Hanlon retired on a ny hit &c
ORourke. Bennett touled to Brown ami Tierpau
grabbed Con ways ny. No runs.
Crane smashed 4 baser 10 right and took second
when Herman, owing TO his being hit by u pitched
ball, was compelled TO occupy nrst.
Both men were advanced q base by Richard
sons clever sacrifice bounder to Nicholson.
HATFIELD put up a safe ny in short enue, and
Crane scored while Herman took third.
Conner popped q foul ny TO White and o'Rourkt
struck out One run.
Eighth lnning-Detroit, O.
New YOrE, 0.
Ninth ~Inning-Detroit, U
scoRE BY INNINGS.
p:;rOls ;i;....".":. SSSaGS 81
Detrolt-Base hits, 5; errors, 7.
New York-BaAe HIS. 81 errors, 3