The evening world., 1894-05-30
Big Crowd of Baseball Lovers
Expected to Witness the
Second Contest.
ST. LOUIS HAD LITTLE CHANCE.
Bridegrooms Led from the First
Innings and Always Held
the Visitors Safe.


EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
May 30.-While the turnstiles were click
Ing this morning like a Waterbury watch
running down President Won Der Abe
kept time with a refrain that ran Wen
Do 1t Again." and his best st. Louis
smile. Down in the home teams dressing
room David Scissors QUIT was i'm
pressively solemn as he told his players
that there were nine innings In a game
of baseball.
The crowd began to flow in early In
the morning. and the limit of 1000 %
cent seats was filled by 10 o'clock. The
grand stand was comfortably filled before
game was called.
First ~Inning-Dowd took his place, bat
in hand, and Umpire Emslie called
thine, bntt-rup." Dowd hit h first
ball straight into Foutz's hands Inc sat
down.. Frank was patient. n Stein
gave him four very nice ones. Stein
threw to catch him mapping: Fout5
tried to head him off at second. Emslie
called It safe. and the b%leachers howled.
Shugart hit to Corcoran. who threw him
out at first. Dave shot 1t home In time
to double up Frank at the plate. No
rum
DAILY went to first by courtesy of Clark
son. but was forced at second by Cor
coran's slow grounder to Ely. Tom
stole second. Clarkson's wildness con-
tinued M Tredway chased himself to
first, Corcoran. stealing third and scor-
Tired taking second. Then Shoch put up
a high foul for PETIT. and 1t was all over.
Second Inning-shoch attended to Mil
Peltz's little single bounce. Quinn was
eaav for Shoch. No runs.
,Clarkson couldn't get them over the
trotted nimbly to third on Buckley's low
throw to SECOND. Foutz tried to sacri-
fce Burns home; but Tom fell as he
pailey's pop up hy wasn't Of any use,
for Peitz was right under it. Stein
hypnotized Clarkson. who sent him to
frst on balls. He stole second. over
Burns scored on the play. Daley
obliged with n foul to Peitz. when the
crowd demanded great things of him.
Third Innins-Hurns located Ely's, fly
Miller to order for coaching Buckley at
dollars" Then Buckley hit to shoch
and was thrown out. Clarkson fouled
to Daley. No runs.
Co%rcoran's g%rass;cutter was stopped
by Ely In great shape. Clarkson was
very wild, n Tredway got to first on
balls. taking second on q wild throw
Of GARRISON to catch him mapping.
short was felded to second, retiring
Griffin, Tredway taking third. Emslie
called him out on Buekley,s throw 70
Can't. Miller smiled grimly. No runs.
Fourth InningzCorcoran attended to
do"sSt n iine Gr,e, pran En,,1 high m,tr tiy was was
oorsn's throw OF shusart's easy one.
Miller died hard at frst. owing to Cor
coran's snap shot. No runs.
care Of his little one. Foutz Jared better.
for Peitz threw high and gave him a life.
He went to second on a low throw, but
was niRp .5sy trying ysn, TO get get third TIL S,; on the
was forced at second by stein. No runs,
Fifth Inning-Corcoran's tumble cost
q base for Peltz. Quinn rave material
see how Quinn could be out. Con Daley
threw low. and a blue fash slid to sec
ond: Ely 'a6bed one at Grimm, whS
third on a passed ball.
The bleaehers called Buckley's long
hit a foul but II was a t~wo-bagger. and
ed to Ciarkson's hot grounder. One
run.
DAILY hit for a bag n sprInted to
SECOND on Quinn's poor throw. He
tailed on Corcoran's hot liner into a
vacant space In centre field, which
Melted two sacks. Tredway sent a high
fly and Shugart nipped II, catching Cor
coran on third, with a daisy throw.
Quinn was in the way OF Grifhn's
bounder. One run.
Sixth Inning.-Dowd flied out TO Tired
way. DAILY was too slow with Franks
low hit, Burns trapped the screamer
that Shugart put up. and held Frank
at first with a quick throw in. Miller
fungoed to Burns. No runs.
Shoch wouldn't hit at ~out-curves, and
walked to first. Burns was treated like
wise, and David sacrificed them ahead
a bag. Daley sent a beauty to left,
Schoch scoring. Con stole second while
the Browns were flushing and thinking
about 1t. Then Stein swlped one to deep
centre, Burns sliding fifteen feet to
score on the throw In. DAILY looked at
Daley reposing on third. n sent hin
home with a daisy cutter to left. He
was collared at second by Buckley.
Seventh inning.-Mike Grimm caught
w rsae IL hard FOUL p fy after S q hum :
dred-yard sprint. DAILY threw ,lEig,s
teen feet from the bag. DAILY juggled
Buckley's little one. and the batter
was safe, Ely taking second. C1arkson
stabbed h atmosphere thrice. No
Frank ran hard and got Corcoran's
long foul. Tredway beat his bounder "a
FIRST by a foot. Grimm hit the ball on the
aAan and 0af IN arat in Tina 10 aaye n