The evening world., 1891-05-09
Again tho Champions
Meet in the
Arena.
FIGHTING FOR The LAST GAME.
Amos Rusie Does The Grapevine
Work for New York.
tsrEcIAL TO THE EVENING woIIn.l

| tsrEcIAL TO THE EVENING woEIn.1
| LEAGUE BASEBALL GROUNDS. BOSTON. May
9.-The last game Of the present series was 4
| game "for blood" Ewing was anxious TO
| win. and, in the present crippled condition Of
the Boston team, he had good reason 10 think
| he would leave Boston tonight with nying
| colors.
Quinn was not able to play and Lowe was
pu, on second. Stoyey played right Held and
CAMEL left.
Ruse went into the box for New York.
Capt Buck Ewing says he will not play again
for some time. Ills arm aud sh oulder are very
lame.
The weather was cool AMI cloudy and looked
as II 1t might rain before the game was
finished.
n chols and Bennett did the battery work
for Boston.
The batting order and nelding petitions fol-
low:
BOSTON. NEW YORK.
Long, g. g. Gore, CT.
nVeY, +. I. Rchard"on, 2b.
w., 20. Tiernan, T. I.
rSer, Id. ConnOr, ID.
mel. !. T. O'RourIp, l. T.
r5die, C. I. GlRAScOck, SIS
Nash, 10. Basstit, 3O.
rnhettt, C. Buckley, c.
Nichols, p. Rusie, p.
Umpire MI nurJ'.
The Giants were sent TO the bat Gore led
of with beautiful hi: for a single between
centre and right but through stupid coaching
tried to make two bases and was thrown out.
Brodte 10 Long.
Richardson hit one 10 short centre for one
ha.n
Richardson between frst and second eating
the runner out.
Ternan stole second. Ro1er Connof WAS
given first on balls, but was forced at second
on U'Rourke's grounaer to Long.
Three base hits, a base on balls and no runs
Long fled out to o'Rourke. stovey got
big send-oI from the 2, 500 spectators. but was
razzle-dazzled by Rusie and struck out on four
pitched balls.
Lowe popped up little ny for Dannie Rich
ardson. No rnna
SECOND INNING. -Glasscock hit one that
bounIed over Nicholas head and he reached
first in safety.
lie went 10 second on Basseus sacrifice and
scored on Buckley's single TO short right neld.
Rusie nied out to stovey. Gore hit weakly
to Lowe and was out at nrst. One run.
Tucker flied out to Gore. Camel hunted the
bail and was out on a clever assist by RIchard-
son.
BrodIe was put out by the same player No
runs.
THIRD lSSISG-Richardson struck out. Tier
nan hit to Nichols and was nclded out. Con-
nor struck out. No runs.
Nash waited patiently and go, his base on
balls. He went to second ON Bennetts sacrifice
out, Rusie TO Connor.
Nichols struck out. Long nied out to
Tiernan. No runs.
FOURTH INNING Count O'RourEe hit
sh ,rp grounder, AMI after some quick work
hy Long and Tucker, ne walked majestically
10 the players bench.
Glasscock hit safely for q single over loves
head. Basseit dropped one safe between
Brodie ami Stovey.
BucSley go FRS, on Longs tumble and the
bases were filled. Rusie hit safely over sec
ond and Glasscock and Bsssett scored.
Gore nied to Stovey.
Richardson hit one too no, for Nichols, and
Tlernan coull do was grouuder TO Tucker,
and the side was out. Two runs.
Stovey was called out on strikes. Lowe hit
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