The evening world., 1894-10-08
Their Errors Let Kelly and
Keller Score Two Runs
in the First.
ADDED ANOTHER IN THE THIRD.
Davis Failed. to Tie the Score, but
Van Haltren's New Bat Did 1t
and New York Leads.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

iopccldl Evening Norlu.)
POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Oct.
s-The fourth game of the Temple Cup
series opened under skies as cloudy as
the Orioles hopes. The Catholic Pro-
tectory Band was again n evidence, hav
ing to serenade the New Yorks in their
dressing-rooms half an hour before pre-
liminary practice began.
Herman Won Der Horst stood at hte
main entrance within earshot of the
band, but in response to the sympathetic
hope Of pretty Baltimore woman that
the pennant-winners might at least cap
ture one game. ne said disconsolately:
mo, l expect to go back to Baltimore
tonight"
When an Evening World" man asked
Ed Hanlon: what time do you return
I'd BALTIMORE the managers eyes
twinkled and he replied: "Pon my
honor, that's a saucy question. Why,
Wednesday morning, of course
"oh, no. We'll win these two games"
Evening World we hope to win to-day"
A new feature was introduced when
the band went down to escort the
Was formed, with Capt. Ward on the
right and Capt Robinson on the eX-
IRENE left, First Hail to the Chief,
paysdl MY My NAY a 5ns s was p Hn
eddy rendered, out of compliment to
the visitors. The cheering was steady
and profuse, all the time the players
were crossing the field, though the
crowd did not number more than lO,U0O
or 10000
Eddie Burke got his customary welcome
when he went into left field for practice.
Hawke, who has more varieties Of curves
than any Of Baltimore's pitchers, was
slated for the box as Esper, Kid
Gleason and Hemmlng have BuccessiVely
succumbed to New York's battery. Capt.
Robinson was perhaps JUSTIFIED in trying
another new hand.
broadway Theatre tonight and Hanlon
says the Orioles won't sulk here as they
did at Baltimore.
The batting order was:
New York. Baltimore.
Burke, II. Kelly, IT,
Herman, RI. Keller, RI.
Davis. 3b. Brouthers, h.
Doyle, 10. McGraw, I'D.
Van Haltren. CT. Reitz 2b.
Fuller. IS. Jennings. IS.
Farrell. C. Robinson. C.
Meekin, p. Hawke, p.
Umpires-Messrs. Hurst and Emslie.
It was $40 when Umpire Emslie went
behind the plate and Meekin shot the
first ball across the rubber. >
bar s5 Ida Key fSnwe 10 wfs
slow one that Shorty Fuller let go
through his legs Brouthers duplicated
Reelers performance and W. Was T., thrown sSWri
centre which Van and Shorty failed to
get, and Kelly and Keller scored Nc
Graw going to second on Vans throw
to Farrell.
Brodie made two strikes and then
doomed foul to Farrell. McGraw tried
TO leave second and Farrell slammed
head ball Van t. Sssea 1T weo Hed
runner dared not stir. ReltZ doomed
smother foul. Farrell rushed towards
ihe Baltimore players bench ra and pulled
hattering housekeeping. Two runs,
ately ehrissened Lord Hawke, was
s srestsd With cries We T Rke Play lay
ball and Eddie scooted for second, Rob;
Die threw over Jennings,s head, and
ana clasping Tiernan's puny hit, touched
nrst. On a passed ball. Eddie Burke
came in with an unearned run
slapped one into McGraw's hands
nna aT Tented and then dashed TO third
Brouthwers 6 throwing nIGse t dse,,Io ball poyi
%es called out, Ward raised a little
ny; which Robbie corralled, One run.
second Inning-Fuller picked up Jen
scooPed II In time. Robbie cracked on
safe one to left. Hawke struck at I
atgh ball which Farrell could not stop
anu anu Robbie went to second. Hawk
sTuck out: Kelly put a bounder owe
,hsCond and was safe. Robbie going I,
WIFI; Reeler swung a line ny to LEFT
runs " " 1890
Van Haltren was presented with
ooesltitul silver incrusted bat when Il
%one, TO the bat. . Everybody, thought h
cS,Uuid strike out, as Is usual under sue
SSnnesmstances but he whacked
iIhole 70 right. When Fuller hit wha
rookked like a safe one to right Va
ushed to third, but Keller caught tn
S Sa1l on the fly and doubled Van up a
Farrell fouled out to McGraw. VIII
rn Is magnanimously applauded for tn
s,ihlrd Inning-Burke took three walt
,Seps TO the right and grabbed Brol
MS ny, Davis made a good stop {
SnSIIaws hit, hut threw wildly to flrs
.MieGraw went to third, Fuller seize
6roaies dalsy-cutter, and holding NJ,
@" on third threw the batter on