The evening world., 1891-08-18

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TO LEFT for two bases.
Billy Nash enjoyed the anything but proud
TO him distinction Of sllcing trlplets OF ether
right OF the reel from j. Ewing's armlet.
BrOdie slapped II run-gettcr when he blazed
away to LETT for two bases, sending In Lowe on
walk.
Tommy Tucker ended the agony by flying
very kindly to Gore. Two runs
SECOND ISSISG.-" Good eye, Bassett
You've saved our lives" shouted the New
York cranks when he sent a fly way over
Brodie's head in right centre for three bases.
1t was better still though when Bassett
scored on Buckley's ny to left, which Kelly
manipulated very cleverly, but did not return
promptly enough TO nail Bassett at the plate.
Ewing grounded out to Tucker. Gore
cracked TO Long, who astonished his admirers
by monkeying with the ball until Gore was
safe at first.
Tiernan's fly to centre was lust what Brode
was looking for. The Deacon was already
waiting for II when II fell, as he had dead
loads OF time to watch It, one run.
Kelly got first only because Jack Glassco1k
made an inexcusable error In fumbling his
hit. Jack looked disgusted after such play
He looked angry enough TO have gone into n
ten-acre lot and thrown rocks at himself.
Bennett lined up lots OF fouls, and then
Carmencita settled his hash by tossing In
three which Benefits lamps never could
fnd
Kelly was neatly trapped into an attempt
TO pilfer second, but Buckley nailed him hard
and fast to GlasscOck, who covered the middle
canvas.
ClarksOn had no af1inity for his opponent s
(Ewing's) curves, and 50 John sent him to first
on balls. Then Johnny was indiscreet enough
to play too far of first and he was caught
mapping. No runs.
THIRD INNISG.-RichardsOn cOnsumptlve
bunt to Clarkson was neldcd quickly TO
Tucker. O'ROurke escaped to first on four
tart twisters.
Roger shot him along TO third with his two
baser past second.
"Do your prettiest, Jaokl" screamed a
New York well-wisher, and Glasscock pro-
ceeded to do so.
He socked blisterer TO Clarkson which that
gentleman dropped, and let Long tackle In
time TO Kill Jack at first, but O'Rourke got
home all right. Bassett MED to Brodie. one
run.
Long reeled on a splendid safe single, drop
ping 1t right abat Glasscock's shoulders.
StoYey was an easy out for Roger, into whose
hands he grounded straight
Lowe did the same thing In the way OF a
sacrifice, and the only advantage was that
Long managed TO reach third.
} Nash went TO first on balls. He stole
second, but that didn't count, nor did Longs
statue act al third cut any fgure, for Brodle
flied TO Gore. No runs.
FOURTH ISSISG.-Ruby-faced Buckley was
bound 10 do something. He tried bunting,
and then changed his tactics and swiped
viciously enough 10 bury the pellet In the soft
spot at McCombs Dam.
Finally he compromised at steen" cents on
the dollar by cracking a ny TO Brodie. That
lad accepted the ball as a rare gift
j. Ewing hunted a wOOlly, soft one along
the first base line which banled Clarkson, and
the long, spidery legs OF Carmencita carried
him IN blaze OF glory 20 nrst.
lie was showed along a base on Cores
beauty-bright past second, which landed him
high and dry and all smiles On Tommy
fuckers TUT at the first corner.
Tlernan was presented with FIRST and the
bags were all occupied by red-hot, lively
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the dust on the plate.
-Four balls for Richardson broke Clarkson's
heart, for It sent j. Ewing home In order to
make room for the advancing Giants. Gore
scored on ORourkcs sacrifice 20 Lowe, who
threw him out at nrst.
Roger was sent TO ilrst on balls aud still all
the hlllocks were adorned with the white
jerscycd forms OF Polo Ground pets,
Ticrnan scored on Longs rumble on Glass
cocks mushy ground6r TO short. Bassett
nied 20 StOvey. Three runs.
fuckers fly was like finding ready money
for core, who hadn't 20 move the length OF
his eyebrow 20 nail him.
Kelly, though, did send George hustling q
little into right ield TO get his cloud-puhohsr,
but George got there, just the same, and
young Mr.. Kelly had his chase to first all for
nothing.
Bennett famed wickedly and 1t was all over
for the time being. No runs
FIFTH IRRRG.--Oh, what a honey-cooler
, that hit OF Buckley's was, out into the arid
desert OF the centre field, Where they hitch
the horse and whOre hits never, never land
home runl
why, Buckley could have circumnaVigated