The evening world., 1889-05-15

INA It0 a. a ~ NhARA n n AAlIAR NnaNnnI
40 . r,nnnr ~ so.oy.. 81 a. -.ana1or whJoh
faa'z raped 70 whitney and which the latter
pore 10 thiro' thuS forcing Mchean' NO runs.
Dn.oNp ihNiN"-"iANrb ooNriNoh 10 "hoor.
Inc Giants run-settng was continued In inc
'eDona.
hsNnc,u 'Io''oo % nrS' "neh -FOUR psis hHu
oeoh canea ana continued MS 'aunt ~
second "nen DeStih' remembering 'na' homer
Oh the previous ihhing' sent uore 10 hrS'o n
oenS.
~ might nave been better Tor MT beatih "a
TINS poin' u ne had also presented iierhan WIN
oase' TOT 'nS' young man NV the oSilin 'no
oehtro OF is lace ana propeLieo IL 70 ths ience III
oehtie neia TOT q clean tWo-oaSer'
both hatheid ana Gore scored on the nv
vi Hoherasons seciince n" 10 e.richer'
herman ran 10 tnira' put ne Ro.h 'ur'ner'
oohho, n'ins out 70 "i.cneh ana LIVING $40"
IT, run.
pAaiEs DOUBLED VI.
The babies half Of the second was remarkable
for its auickness and for q pretty double play by
the Giants.
Radford had reached frat on balls when
Tebeau smashed a hot grounder to whitney.
The latter gathered in the ball in good shape
and then whirled II to Ward, who touched sec
ond and sent the sphere 10 Conner in time 10
| cause Tebeau'u out, Double play.
Then Gore captured sutcline's high hy. No
| runs.
THIRD ~INNINo-TIRsT GIANT BLANK.
The Giants drew their first blank in this In
ming.
Ward fouled q fly, which Sutcliffe muzzled,
and o'Rourke popped mp a little fly. which
Stricken chung to back Of FIRST.
Then Whitney hit Q sAfe one to centre, but
| HATFIELD struck out. No runs.
NO TEETH ron BABIES YET. q
Bsatin'S hard hit grounder was heldsd TO first
by Richardson.
Stricken tried hard TO avoid one Of Hatfeld'H
wild ones, but the effort was not successful, and
consequently he took drSt.
McAleer struck out. and on the third strike
Stricken, by running out Of line. gained second.
oh passed Dali no tired 70 reach nome, put
VI. % oD" w" wv
r~" N'""
rounTA i~NNISo-oiANTS Practice ADDITION
neAun eppeiehuy "As sthl ieAriui Oh uoree
hitting abilities Tor he pitched four balls very
wide OF the plate, and George took first
He reached second when Stricken mufed Nc
keAns quick throw from IiernAn's grounder.
The error also rave Herman hrst Richard
sons grounder to stricker forced Herman 81
second. but advsnced Tore 10 third.
A passed Dali allowed lachardson 10 take
second, and both he and Gore easily scored on
Connors timely single 70 right neld,
Roger clung steAoiesty 70 nrst uhth E"fng
drove the ball TO the fence In LEFT centre, and
then tne DIX ieho" nAue she CIRCUIT Oh the
bases.
Ewing tried TO gain third on the hit, and was
thrown OUT within 2 rev ieet OF the ose.
"ard hitany "hich McAleer oausn1 three
runs.
'.N y ~
HATFIELD continued MS good work, ana a. the
conclusion OF THIS inning CleVelana had 1Ahed
to make . MT
Mexican missed the Dali enurely.
Twitchelis hiGh ny 10 centre fell TO Gore -.
faA,x was gwen ms oNSe' ou' he'nelu hlmsei
attended 10 the h'us pop ny sent MIN Dy h@d-
~
strickerS rumble Aiio"ed ohourke 70 occupy
hrst DA.e' ana Wni'hoy Deing enuuea 70 nIet
under the iour-Dah rule' or James TOOK himSen
70 second.
hatneiu pounuea sinsie over INTO Iigh' ana
800 htn..I, y, ~, ~ 1900 800 49, '"
TL'a sii.d .he h.ss.snd hror1ht O." ~.
10 h;t Md INIT An. hall Vac cantnrsd On tho
y $500 49, - ~ -.
oounu 0p.n. ~ ""' ="
T;e,u.. ,hou IA h,s ar,v AM, .u..ho, .o,
onn ha,woan th;rJ ana short vh;ch h,oraS,
~ yv,;,nav .,d u.ts.ia ..ross a. ,,hh.r
- 80 O. On sooonS
The latter got third on Tebeau's mum. and
Herman ran down.
Then the next two men went out on flies.
Richardson TO Mexican and Conner to Richard-
son. Two runs.
NO HITS ON HATFIELD HERE.
Tho absence OF base hits still continued TO BIO
conspicuous in the visitors half Of the fifth.
Tebeau flied out to O'Rourke. and Just a. the
news came that lucky Lakeland. on Exile, had
won the Handicap Sutcliffe rolled . grounder to
Richardson.