The evening world., 1889-09-19

break for second and on schriVer's wild throw
TO catch him, he took third and Herman scored.
Richardson's long fly out 10 Delehanty per-
mitted Ward to score the run which put the
Giants ahead.
Conner made a single to left, and emitted a
sigh of satisfaction as he thought OF his weak
hitting in the past few games.
But Roger wasleft by 0Rourke's fly TO Thomp-
son. Three runs.
Fogarty hunted the ball, and though O'Day
sought the ball with an eagerness that caused
him to slip and fall on the wet ground, the run
ner reached first.
He stole second on Ewing'S low throw and got
third before Gore could get the ball there.
Farrar flied out to Gore and Fogarty came home
with the tying run.
Ri hardson assisted Mailman out at first and
took in a liner from Casey's bat. One run.
Fourth Inning. Ewing again flied out to
Thompson and Whitney's long fly was nipped in
the bud by Delehanty.
Then O,Day knocked a fly which fell safely
between FRrrar and Myers. Four consecutive
balls gave Gore first and advanced ODay to
second.
Herman was hit below the belt by q pitched
ball and took first.
Ward hit a liner ten thousand times too hot
for Mulvey to hold, though by accident he did
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Four balls to Richardson forced Gore home.
Connor made a bid for a hit. but the ball he
struck was caught by Thompson. Two runs.
Como carried Delehanty's Rrounder to first.
Mulvey. however. tore up the earth around
second with a ground clenvinG single to centre.
Myers was retired on . fly to Herman. and
Thompson went out on Richardson's assist. No
runs.
Fifth Inning-o'Rourke went out on q fly to
Thompson, Ewing went out at frst and Whit
ney struck ont. No runs,
schriver went out on an easy hy to Whitney.
Fogarty struck out. Farrar was sent to first on
balls. Herman closed the inning by making q
very pretty catch Of HallmAn's fly. No runs.
Sixth Innlng-A slight mist began to fall as
this inning began.
O'Day struck out.
Gore slapped q single to left.
Then Herman came to the front and walloped
. second home run hit over the right field fence.
Ward followed with o splendid drive to left for
three bases.
Richardson kept the procession on the move
by hitting safely to centre.
Ward scored on the and q wild pitch enabled
Rich to reach second.
Common brought him nome by Fending a
plunket to left. ORourke hit to Casey, and
while Connor was Icing run down between
second and third the Orator ran to second.
There he was left by Ewing's foul out to
Schriver. Four runs.
After Casey's fly had nestled safely between
Cores caressing paws Delehanty smashed an
untouchable liner to left.
From that vantage point Del watched Mulvey
fly out to Tierpan ard saw John Ward make one
Of his remarkable running catches from a fly
sent up by Thompson. No runs.
Seventh Inning-when Whitney came to bat
he found something new waiting for him in the
pitchers box.
1t was Day. the new Quaker twirler.
The young man tied himself up into q lovers
knot and. with q wondrous move, shot himself
loose and delivered the ball with such grotcsque
effectiveness that Whitney was struck dumb at
the strange sight and was retired on strikes.
ODav, much to the crowds delight, followed
Whitney'R example.
Gore was too old to be fooled by kiddish mo-
tions, and he stood still and waited for four
balls to be called.
Herman hit the ball with his back and took
first.
Ward knocked a slab-sided grounder to
Farrar and went out at first. No runs.
Thompson hit safely to left, but was forced at
second, and Richardson sent the ball to first in
time to double Schriver.
Fogarty TO first on balls, but left there by
Farrar's fly out to Herman. No runs.
Eighth Inning-Richardson hunted a safe one
and came home on Connor's hard-hit double to
the wire screen above the fence in centre.
O'Rourke struck out.
On Schriver's muff Of Ewlng's third strike
Conner tried for third, but was caught.
Whitney's Rrounder to Mailman forced Ewing
at second. One run.
Day struck ont.
Mailman fed to Herman.
Delehanty went out Oh a bounder to Common.
No runs.
Game called on account of darkness.
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