The evening world., 1889-07-22
Kec'e at first. thus giving the south.paw
catcher the first quarter free gratis.

AANN NA-NA
Mr.. MulNey thon struck ont. No runs.
Richardson opened New York'B half with o
rafting single to left. but the Quakers spoilt II
all. for Ward struck q sharp grounder to Myers
and he. with Hallnan's and Farrar's aid, per.
formed a double play which cleared the bases Of
runners.
ORourke hit to centre for 4 single and was
proceeding with both feet towards second when
Myers mercilessly stopped Whitney's faint
Rrounder and helded the latter ont at first. No
runs.
Third I~nning-Fogarty made . pretty hunt,
but Keete's quick throw and Connor's good pick
UP caused the out at first.
Farrar flied out to Gore, and Connor acted as
receptacle for Casey's big foul. No runs.
Kecfe knocked q crooked grounder which
crossed the line twice on its way to first, but
finally bounded over the bag and into Farrar's
ban6P.
That was :" one out. " and the others followed
In quick succession, Gore on q Rrounder hit to
Myers and Herman on q Fly t. Fogarty. No
runs.
Fourth Inning-wood'a rapid bounder WAS
ielded to first ahead Of the runner by Ward.
Connor carried to the base the ball that Hail.
man hit to him.
Myers chucked aside his bat and took first on
four balls, but Commons hands closed about
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grass. No runs.
Ewing began proceedings in the champions
half by driving . clean line base hit to right.
Common followed with Q scorching grounder
which burnt Hallman's hands 30 badly he
couldn't hold IL and Ewing re rched second.
Richardson's long fly, brilliantly caught by
FogArty, promoted Buck to third.
Ward then made n magnificent drive far over
the heal OF Wood in right, aud while he took
three bases on the hit both Ewing and Conner
put their hoof marks on the turkey crossing.
0'Rourko'h foul fly was grabbed by Clemens,
and all hopes Of further scoring ceased with the
bearing OF Whitney's grounder to first by Far
rar. Two runs.
Fifth InninR-Clements commenced the mid
inning with a double IN centre, and came cavort-
ing across the plate whom Mulvey, by q lucky
crack, moved the ball to the far right field cor.
ner and took three bases.
Whitney made . superb stop Of FogSrty's hard
hit grounder and folded his man out at hrst.
Ward took Farrar's pop hy.
Then Bufinton, driven TO the box BY Manager
Wright for fear OF Casey's future punishment,
came to bat, his effort resulting In On easy fly to
richardson. One ruu.
For New York Keefe hit one OF his great
rivals drop balls down to FArrar. and sue
cumbed long before he reached FIRST.
Gore got In . scratch hit past second. Tiernan
resolved four balls very pleasantly and took
hrBt. but Ewing's grounder to Mailman forced
him at second aud promoted Gore to third.
Conpor came to the bat and made . single to
right. and Gore scored While Ewing took third.
Roger unmolestedly stole SECOND. but RictArd-
sons fly to Myers closed the inning. Ono run.
Sixth NATURALIZATION made . remarkably
pretty one-hAnd stop Of Woods grounder and
helded the latter out at FIRST.
Tiernan's pretty catch spoiled the effectiveness
Of HallmAn's hard-hit fly.
Then Myers got in q neat single to left eeutre,
but O'Rourke took . squeeze out Of Thompson's
fly. No runs.
Ward hit to Farrar, who fumbled. Myers Sc
cured the ball. and his attempt to throw to first
was SO wild that Ward reached second.
o'Rourke proved the virtue of his stick by
driving q clean cut single to right, which
allowed Ward to score.
Whitney struck out. Keefe gained first on
balls and Sir James sought safety on second.
Gore took a long time about IL. but finally
famed out and TiernSn's grounder served but
to force Keefe at second.
Then came the glad news Of Boston's defeat.
One run.
Seventh Inning-Clements gained Hrst be-
cause Of an error on the part OF Ward, aud took
second on Mulvey's beautiful single, which
went between Whitney and third.
Fogarty's pop fly was allowed to fall to the
ground by Whitney, who then picked the ball
up and helded Mulvey out at second, and Glenn
ents, who had started for third, Was run down
on the line.
Farrar flied to O,Rourke. No runs.
Ewing mangled ball to the extent Of q three
base hit between left and centre.
foul from Counor's bat hit Lynch on the
| neck and caused q slight delay In the game.
Conner then hit q tremendous line foul TO the
fence in right field. but followed it by striking
out.
Richardson's foul fly was taken by Farrar.
Wards liner settled between Hallmap's hands.
Wonder. ully unlucky seventh. No runs.
Eighth Inuing-Bufinton got his first on balls
and took second on Woods hunted bnser.
Hallmans sacrifice advanced both runners q
base.
Myers hit safely and two men came home.
Thompson and Clements struck out. Two
runs.
o'Rourke slammed . tremendous drive for
three bases 10 left.
whitney hit safely aud oRourke scored.
Keefe struck out
Farrar made a circus catch Of Cores liner and
doubled Whitney at first. One run.
Finth InninS-Mulvey hunted q base hit.
Forarty's sac hit advanced Mulvey TO second.
Whitney grabbed Farrar'S ny and doubled
Iaivey stole third, but Bufinton went out at
first. No runs.
Herman hit safely.
Ewing reached first on four balls.
Wild pitch advanced both runners.
CounOr'S base on balls hllod the bases.
Conner doub, ed at first.
Richardson's liner was caught by Myers
Wards two.bAser brought Herman and EWING
home.
4 wild throw OF Bufinton advanced both
Whitney, safe hit brought in two runs and
tied the score.
KeeEe struck ont. -Four runs.
Tenth Inning Philadelphia made o.
New York made U.
Eleventh philadelphia l..
The game concluded as shown in the
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