The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-17

rlaudcd and made to feel that they were
indeed welcome home.
There were perhaps 500 persons pres
ent when play was called. The Wash
ingtons were touted as real good
thing for the Giants. This is the way
the teams batted and played.
New York. Washington.
Fuller, So Ward III
Burke, II. Joyce, 3b.
Davis, Sd. iiAEsancr. If.
DOYLE, III. Mcclure. Z.
Ward. III. Cartwright, 10.
Van Iialtren, e. Maui, p.
Ii"rnIl, RI. Abbey, e.
Farrell. 4. tdmpau. If
Rusir. y. RaIlurd, -.
l'mpire-AIr, l;msiic.
The Senators were allowed to have the
first crack at the ball.
First Inning Ward was a patient
walter, and Eusic gratined his desire 10
walk to first 10y tossing in what Em>lie
said were -four bad On"S. Joyce sent up
II puo cOaXer just ahuN" Davis'S head.
Of third. and George gathered it in with
grace and abandon.
Ward tried to 10 q silly thing to
steal sec md on Farrell an Rusie. Never
IN thousand years could he nave don"
u, and not run any swif,er than. he
did this time. He was nailed. Farrell 10
Fuller. right as IA trivet. Then HassaIner
CT three slices in the ambient, an
Washington had juicy naught cEaikci
w IOl starter. y runs.
shorty opened up like Il two-y aar.old,
and rustled out beauty two-hagser 10
the fence at Burkevile. Then he scored
ON Burk"'s pecler Of single over
Joyce head, Eddie standing firm at
first. Now came George Davis, who
pushed one to the clouds, almost IN
right field, which fell beyond the rope.
among, the carriages grouped there. ON
this fine slapper Burke crossed the
plate with ease. and Davis rested at
third Jack Doyle had "A line on Mdul's
curves, and raped out II fat two-haEgri
TO- leii, sending. Davis home ana put
of delight. John Ward lifted fly,
which only sailed as far as third and
Capt. Joyce COrralled ii - y.c got thirl
after he trick t9 Maui int throwing 70
..apered down to third. Van iialtren
flied TO Abbey, and after the catch,
Doyle mad no truuhl" in scoring. iiv
slid six feet in tn. loan to the plate,
~" wanted that run, ami h" got n.
riernan tirl to iiiSsdmrr. Four hit. ana
four runs for an upenrr. Good as gold.
Second Inning Mcclure slammed u
peach to right good enough for u has"
but h" was a bit hogEish. and when h"
trotted To second he found that ri-rnan
feet an-ad Of him. Cartwright had an
iuea h" could soak IL tly 10 nSh' that
would give Tiernan the g"-hS. hut Mi
ohhei was out In his my nahhluS
IN in short order. Maui was treated con-
sIdcrat"ly by Rusi", All" presented
nrst u him on -four hdi balls Ahb@"
HE'D to Fuller No runs.
Duke Charles Farrell had his p"rrrrH
frightened aui he hi, ih" nau ri-hl iu
thr eye clean 10 Hark'yll!e, getting two
Rusie ni"d To Abbey. and the "pUh~'
wac uverdmbitiouS, starting Tor imri
after tho catch. But he was u!pp"i dead
easy. Fuller out, Ward To Cartwright
40 ,uus.
Third Inning Count, campau, was
jolicd into hitting a. RuSir'~ inshoois
which seemed /" SLIDE through hole IN
the bench. Radipui base ON hnilS.
poyl"'s thumb was split hy a hard
thrown ban of Rust"'s. aud la"h retire
from the game Nilsuu took his pla,,.
ward base ON balls. Thus shoyag Rab-
ford to second. JuN,' las' uu ball.
peupling tn" bag 'd'' VIII . Senator
hot for ram. llasSame" nl'i TO- Iol".'
Ward, wh" mad % pu"E ihrW" -
Fuller. uipIin- Washing 'pu ward Nho
had started ;or third. 1t was a m"tr-
"uic iuuhir play, and the t'ia ats 'l"Nrrl,
pulled themselves ont of what looked
surely 10 he quagml,' y" runs.
Rurkc foul flied Ia Joyce. DAVIS Ni''
To- Cam?du. Park wilson haug"i h'i
one pa, Maui. which ila>"i "a I, TO-" 'r
Wilson Ia CORRAL Fr-i ito stole second
easily. for NrGutr, threw u,"g ia.
lords head. Wtrd Died Ia Cdmrul and
there were no runs.
Fourth Inning M"Guir..s velvet, Ms
, tu deep rrutr- va h"-kri"l n' \t'
lIultren, who H. always lunh'uE i'r N"'.
ct. Cartwright waS SOFT a~ mu.n '"'
I,usic. who struck him out With ta.".
Maui singled Uir'lN 'h"' nui second 20
centre Then No Was vlil"i oui hc"IT'"
on his run for SECOND ms toes kicked
Abbey's, hit from beyond Wilson '
Van HaItren nicd to Abbey. Tierna n