The evening world., 1891-03-30
AT END OF bTH INNING:
new YORK Is
new HAVEN 0
Capt. Ewing's Good Men
Begin to Find the
Ball.
REGULAR GIANT FIRST INNING.
Balmy Weather Brings Out a Good
Polo Grounds Crowd.
IsprcrAL TO TUE .vrsrso WORLD,

IsPFcIAL TO TUE uvENINo voRLD.l
Polo GROUNDS. March 30 Fully nfteen hum
dred spectators witnessed the exhibition game
at the Polo Grounds this afternDon between
the New York National League Club and the
New Haven Club, OF the International League.
The afternoon was warm and extremely
pleasant aud the paseuali enthusiasts we're NO,
slow 10 taking advantage Of tie Wea,heE The
game vas sta. ted At g. 30 r. N. sharp. with the
New Yorks at the bat. The teams were a
follows, In batting order:
NEw YORK. NEW HAVEN.
Gore, CT. Mckee, IL
iternan, III. Henry, Ef
Clarke, So Lally, In.
onnor, 1b. Wilson, c.
RE .ardsOn, 90, CudWorth, c.f
Il ttry, IL Doyle, 3U.
Whi tier, 3D, Forst, 7, BG
4. y Rourke. q Manoney, 81.
Rusla. p. Gillland, p.
Umpire-Mr. Connoiiey.
u re led on with 0 not hall to Doyle, who
made fine stop an 1 tnrow, Uut tue nrst b.se-
IN n uropp the ball
Tiernan was csugr on the ny by Cudworth.
Gore eoi 10 seconh ON clean steal aud to tais
on base hit by Clarke.
Counor's sacrifice brought Gore home and
| sent Clarke 10 third, whence he scored mo-
nir Mt laer on passed bail Richardson maize
aiwO-ba.e hit over the centre helder's nead,
and on sla ttry's single NJ score |
Whistler followed with . { ree-base hit, on
whicn Mahnney made an error, anu Whistler
oRourke got nis base on tails. and Rusie
Mckee strurk out Henry grounded &c
po,ss L.y .i,ss "" sass~n oa' ~
Second Innius-G0rs Ion s-ni-d to centre.
Tiernan hit 50 ely 10 n,re and strl- second
on wild throw by ilson. Clark hit TO tnlrI
ana al thrown out 1T frs', 1iernan gong 10
thru the lluV,
Connor vent out, third 10 nrst Noruns.
wilson stI uck out. Cud orth got his base
Sonaor snd no 1ae osSsr osss
They were left BY Mahoney striking out No
runs
wort and Siatters grounded 10 Doyle. WINS
tier fouled to the caisaer: n, runs.
Giihlsnd struck out Mckee was hit with q
pitched D,i. Henry sent one t. Connor and
10 Fourth inning-o'Roaike died TO cudworth.
Rusie ilued o left, and Doyle threw SO wildly
to irst that Rusie went ground TO third
Gore slro nit 20 poyle and . OF TO nrst on his
Ti rnan pot his b 90 on balls.
Clarke hit 4 slow Inrtld ball and the bases
were iuil. Conn RS hit to centre brought IN
Clarke was tnrown ont by the catcher, trying
to stesl third. Richardson got his base on
balls. sla,tery out, from Iilcher to nrst
Wilson, Cudworth and Doyle struck out in
order. No rnns. Rnste Was still II IL.
Fifth luning-Wh,stler seut q beautiful line
hit TO left. ORouIke followed with nice one
back Of nrst UaBe.
husie then came to the front with two
bSgser and brought In Whistler and o'RourSe.
Ruse went to third on wild pitch anu scored
on the bali Ternan nit
Forster made a wild throw 10 nrst. Tiernau
Went 10 tnird on the error, ana scored on u
! wild pitch.
ClaIk Was caught ON the ny by Cudwor,h
alter hard rup. Connor made a tWo-base
hit AID scored on Richatdson's sir gle to rignt.
Sl.tterV reached nrst on Forster's error.
Rlchsr ison went TO third and Sl,itery stole
second.
Both scored on Whstler,s single, Nhicr
Henry failed TO stop, and Whistler went 10
third on the error.
O'Rourke got his base on tumble BY Do yle
and siole second. Whistler scored on Q wild
pilch, and URourke went 10 third.
The .. ony ended by Rusie going ont on q
toni to the catcher. Eight runs.
Further progress OF the anne ID shown 10 the
SCORE BY ISSINGs.
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