The evening world., 1889-05-01

Umpire-Mr. Holland.
Play was called promptly at 3. so and the
Orioles were retired in one, two, three order
Just as promptly.
In the Brooklyn's half Of the first inning
Pinkney got his base on balls. stole second and
scored on Cunningham's poor throw to second.
One run.
Second Inning-Hornung opened the second
inning for Baltimore. by flying opt 10 Pipkney.
Shindle was given frst on balls, went ~ sec.
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Foutz aroused enthusiasm by the pretty way
IN which he collared Grifin's hard-hit grounder.
For the GroomS, Pinkney was presented with
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lynites to the bench. Collins flied to Hornung.
Fourth I~nning-Tucker could only send the
leather as far as the pitchers box and suffered
the consequences.
Mack and Hornupg retired under the manipu-
lation Of Burns and FoutZ. No runs.
stole as'" asod 5TtfI and came nome S"S on Fonts's dsiSy;
Foutz also crossed the plate on yisner's nice
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third. after successully purloining bag No. ..
Fifth ~Ipnipg-shindle made a lucky hit TO
bali and third on Farreii''s bang to centre for a
base. He was cut of at the plate on sommer's
Farrell had meanwhile got around to third
and, crossed the plate on Iate's hard one to CEN
Sommer made q brilliant steal Of third. and
again. aroused applause by a splendid, stomach
slide for the plate on, q throw q Bushong's to
cut Tate of at second. Griffin lied out to Wis
Bushone went out, by shindle to first. Pink
Darby o'Brien famed ozone thrice and sat
sixth InninG-Tnckcr got first on a hit, took
by a beautiful throw by Corkhill.
Mack ilied to Pinkney and Hornung to Burns.
For Byrne's pets, Collins hit q pretty single to
third bag ,Hs on n,I S1rns os out F6 at tlTs'' tl HS dn1SSa
drive into the crowd surrounding right field. ON
which. FoutE Also came home; but the latter was
to the disgust OF the GroomE' partisapS.
1t was a superb hit and should have been 4
.visner was attended to by Farrell and Tucker,
Cork6iI dsSppo'nted hopes Of another run by
SP seHe1 nth mining min nss~GorEHhliiHl made ono of the
most magnificent running catches OF Shlndle's
apparently s%te hit to centre that was ever seen
Farrell was retired at hrst. and Sommer made
a scratch single and took secoud on Tate'g safe
one to right garden. Cunningham could not
find the ball. No runs.
Az Brooklyn came in for, her half 81 the
seventh Corkhill was forced to raise his cap
repeatedly in response TO the applause bestowed
on account OF his brilliant catch. Caruthers
went out at first. Tucker making a clever catch
Bushong went ont, Mack TO Farrell, and
Pinkney also retired AZ first. No runs.
Eighth Inning-Griffin succumbed to Bobby
CRrnthers's mystic curves.
Tucker and Mack were both easily disposed OF
Darby o1tBBrien trOtted to first on four wild
Down he few to second on Collins's hit to
shindle, but Mack failing to cover second both
Darby then stole third gloriously, amid great
Collins ran to second without molestation.
Darby scored on Burns's out to Griffin in centre
field. Collins also came galloping home when
FoutZ lampGyl = beauty to centre.
Visner was given first on balls and darted to
second on Corkhill's hit to centre. ,
The Orioles were ratified, but braced MP and
retired Caruthers At first. Two runs.
Ninth lnninR-Hornung went ont At, first.
Shindle made q safe hit, Farrell flied 70 ViAner.
Sommers hit away ont into far left, but on ac-
| count OF the crowd he was permitted 70 go only
to second, and Shindlc was left OH third.
Tate flied ont To Corkhill. No runs
SCORE ny INNINGS
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