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TO second and then to first for a double play, and
closing the game.
SCORE ny INNINaa.
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Base Hits-Boston, 4; Cieye,and, X.
ErrOrs-Boston. 3. Cleveland. O.


the Socond Game.
II was with greatly heightened respect that
the Beaneaters gazed upon the League
"Babies" at ,. 80, when the latter took the
field for the second game.
This. by the way, was the sixteenth Of the sea-
Ponis %seriee, which then stood nine to six in
Doston's favor.
Gruber and thinner were the battery for
Cleveland, Radbourn went in again for Bos-
ton, with Bennett for catcher.
There were 300 spectators.
capt. FaatZ felt quite nnturally elated over
his decisive Hhut-out victory in the hrst game.
First !~nning-Gruber was wild and gave Rich
ardaon his base on balls. Kelly hit safely.
Nash hit to Faatz and RICHARDSON was run out
trying for the plate. BroutherS made his first
by in q week, two runs coming, in. johnson
hit to Mexican, who made an electric double
play with the assistance of Stricken and Faatz.
Mad gave Radford his base. Stricken bit to
the pitcher and lladtord was put out at second.
Mexican contributed a aims gle and Larry Twitchell
. fine two-bagRer, two men scoring on the
Tebeau hit to oninn, who fumbled, Twitchell
going to third.
Gilks second, ont, Kelly TO Nash to Quinn.
Fentz closed the inning on a fly to Brouthers.
Second Tuning-ouinn went out at first.
Stricken assisting. Smith put in . fnc single
Hnd Bennett reach first on balls, but both were
Ricierdson made third out on his lit to Mc.
-Himmer struck out Grubor went ont. Rad to
Br4ntherS; and Radford out on a sharp line hit
Third Inning kelly went out at first, Tebean
third bascman and Brouthers out at first on Lis
hit to ST. ECKER. No runs.
Cleveland died just as easily. S'ricker out,
OIL foul flies to Nash. No runs.
Fourth Inning-JohnEtou woke mp, lining the
ball safely over second. Quinn hit a short fly to
Jonson slole second and scored the tying run
by, lively sprinting on Smiths sale hit to, right.
Radbourne went ont to Fnat7. and Richardson
on . fonl fES to Tebcau. One run.
.,th'iS sfYy I EtaSa 5ns wal bf N the to wa Se Ui e. where
Gilks hit TO Brouthors aud retired.
Faatz then lifted the ball over the left field
fence for a homer, thinner struck out.
Fifth I~g1ping1Kclly was given his base; Nash
'' S 1 wa e left S'r Oa shl a5a a. Srjf ohh t n 10 p6 GSSed' 10
a fly for Gilks. 70 runs,
The Bostons were Wishing that it had rained
.Grpber, struck ont. RNdford REACHED frat on
his slow hit to Quinn. stole second. but was PVT
ont at the plate trying to score OH II icEci''
Mchardson making a beautiful throw
Mexican third out on 2 fly TO Smith, No runs,
siSth lnningEQninn led of with a hit too hot
Stricken then made q double play all by him
He captured Smiths apparently safe lineL back
OF frat. and ran and touched first before Quinn
could return.
Bennett hit sharply at Mexican, but was
thrown ont at fret. No runs.
.Twitchell and Gilkso out on flies to left and
right fields.
Tebean ont at first on. NaSh's assist. No rms.
Seventh InninR-Radbourn struck out. RICH
ardson banged the ball on . line straight at Nc
Kelly gave McKson q chance TO tumble. and
then stole second.
Nash was not c1ual to the emergency. striking
out. No runs.
Faatz. .Zimmcr and Radford went out on flies
to outHeld. M runs.
,Fu"ih y pr gre q Of the game, before darkness
stopped II, is SHOWN III the
SCORE by INNINGS.
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Base Hits-Bostcn, Z: Cleveland. g..
Errors-Boston 3; Cleveland, 1.