The evening world., 1894-05-04

Clements cracked a deep one to Van
Maitren. who likes EN- that way, Van
vent Delehanty from going home and
keeping Cross at first. which he did to
the Queens" taste. Haddock struck
0I Murphy r : 'H Was s'T too va" short oP. for Sre every rsn; one
that Haddock hung in, and he walked
to first. Johnny Ward knew a trick. and
landed a shirt fy between right and
the land could catch, Murphy shot
along. to third. and although Van Halt
rem, flied to Thompson Murphy scored.
An right; all right" Tiernan nicd to
sisted. One run.
Fourth Inning-A peach OF a saiier
flew over Murphy's head. into short left
was content to anchor himself at first.
He waited for Allen TO shove him
along, and so he did on his hit into
f sark Hoy, ter rnS i,,a IT net'ed a base each
Hamilton had a. penchant for the same
spot In left. ard so he tried to plant
one, there, but Eddie Burke was under
Then he slammed II back to Ward
at second. and Boyle who ran for third
kept on until he crossed the plate, only
to find hat he was out, although he
man flied. to Ward. and the New York.
ers breathel easy. No runs.
Conner poked one. all laiame along the
ere n Ssis s Hne' IT, ahq Burke maeG made q s sns
ice, Cross to Boyle. but II helped Roger
along to third and runs were needed,
II looked like sure. but Farrell hit
plate. Rusie.. who had been substituted
FOR Meokin. In turn forced Farrell at
second. Nc runs, Meekin had to retire
on ri nfSop In%a, OF a s9rs arm: v,a onto the
ball Rusie pitched and raped out n
corker to deep right. IL both his legs
were sound. he'd made three bases, but
Thompson filed to Ward, and Murphy
grabbed cross's bounder in time to min
him at first. Clements blazed away at
The ball for 2 long hit against the lower
ty scored, Paddock flied to Ward. end
the rooters said Amos was all right.
One run.
Murphy secured first again. 1t beins
difficult for Haddock to get them over
the plate for the little fellow. Ward
willingly sacrificed to send Murphy
ale SIopG C t e second Sb f, wan H an t bo, lnS H.rs
safe. Murphy at third and Van at first
Nothing on earth. the rooters thought.
could stop a run at this stage, and sure
Herman bifed one along the ground past
Hallman. Murphy scampered home and
Van Haltren ran down to third In royal
Davis socked a bounder on a line
parallel to first. only six feet. inield.
1t struck Herman n somehow or
other the ball rolled far out of the way
to v ssson T.i In a10 e.S Se T hcms. Su, Lynch
sent him pack to third ind declared
Mike out at second. What did the
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Davis stole second and when Con.
nor got his base on balls, the bases
Burke fled out to Delehanty. On.
run.
Sixth Inning-Boyle md Allen and
Hamilton didn't waste any time. about
flying TO respectively Davis, Murphy
and Van Haltren. No runs.
Farrell, on a scratch hit, made first
and reached second on Rusie's sacrifice,
t1s, t bnt H Il sSGte on Threw M%Tp Nm out n,i to at e tbe
plate. Ward flied to Mailman. No runs
Seventh Inning-Hallmnn out, Rusie
to Como Delehanty singled to centre
Delehanty at second. No uns
Van Haltren beat his short bunt to
first and reached third on Tiernan's
strong from S Srask to short S5 b ssn1re' rbomn.
son could return L'Tyis's fly. Herman
dock to Boyle. Blu re flied to Dele
Eighth Inning-Clements flied to Burke
Haddock got Base on balls. Boyle flied
TO Van Haltren. Allen filed to Murphy,
No runs.
Farrell filed to Allen. Clements
muffed .Rusie's third strike and Amos
was safe on first. Murphy out. Rusie
scored from second on Wards bounder
over Aliens head
Ward stole second.
Van Haltren base on balls.
Likewise Herman. and the bases were
flled.
Davis flied to Delehanty. One run.
Ninth naturalization singled to
left.
Mailman forced him to Ward. who
threw to first. putting Hallman out.
Delehanty got first on balls.
Three out.
SCORE ny INNINGS.