The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-08
BROOKLYN
TWICE BEATEN.
1 10 1 the Score in the First,
but the Second One
a Slaughter.
sUMMERsG|Ll NO "PHEM0M"
Put in tho Bex by the Bride
grooms, but Couldn't
Get EN- Over.
oAuB A LITTLE BIT BETTER.
Foutz's Men Not Able to Get Line
on the Curves Of the Pitchers
of the Orioles.
0AUB A LITTLE BIT BETTER.
lspscial to the Evening world.)

ESPECIAL to the Evening World)
EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN, Aug.
6-The dire prediction of rain had no
terrors for either orioles or Grooms,
who each saw two straight victories in
to-day's double encounter. This was
before the game. when everybody has
right to feel like a winner. Capt. Rob-
inson got every Baltimoran to work
early and showed some fine PAGES in
preliminary practice. Brouthers has an
attack OF hay fever and Clarke covered
first bag for Baltimore.
The batting order In the first game
was: -
Brooklyn. Baltimore.
piriffin. CT. Kelley, II.
rsed@sy. II r. sIarke. t. Is:
Burns, RI. McGraw, 3b.
DAILY. 2b. Brodie. CT.
s IN %hsn &C. ID. RoSihsen s 6
Kennedy, p. GLEASON. p.
Umpires-Messrs. Lynch and Emslie.
First Inning-Kelley flied to .Corco--
ran, Shtndle's tumble gave Keller first
Duse. Clarke base on balls. McGraw
singled filling the bases. Brodie forced
McGraw at second and was doubled by
Grifin fouled out. Corcoran flied out
to keeler and Tredway out to Clarke.
No runs.
Second Inning-Reitz struck out. Jen-
nings's grounder was feided TO first just
In time tc put him out Robinson struck
Burns flied to Jennings. DAILY singled,
but was forced out at second by Dailey's
single, which struck him. Shindle out,
Jennings to Clarke. No runs.
tunity to Grimm to make a spectacular
line catch. Kelley base on balls. Keller
sacrificed DAILY to first. Clarke out,
same route. No runs.
La Chance out at FIRST. via Jennings.
Reitz hustled Kennedy's slow roller to
first on time Keller caught Griffin's
Fourth inn!ng-MneGsr,aws funEo was
Reitz fiied out. No runs.
foul landed '1 In MeGrsW's slo sea~ Cor
coran was caught stealing third. Burns
out, Jennings to first; No runs.
pay fth Fot Goa ss r pui
threw wtstsshsdIy. and nsi time sap:
Ksy e r anoh scored @ts
single to right. He was nipped trying
to reach second. Keller flied out to
cG msST r. Two n r1ns. c,, n.,,sv ,o,,o,
out. Daily stole second. Shindle flied
out and La Chance struck out. No
Sixth Inning--Clarke was an easy out
at first. McGraw struck out. There
vas ginger in Brodie's hot bounder, but
Corcoran was there and handled 1t in
Kennedy's corkscrew grounder fooled
Jennings, and put Roaring Bill'' on
hrst, Grimm forced him at second. Cor
coran fouled out to Robinson. Griffin
vas run down trying to steal second.
No runs
Seventh Innlng-Reitz base on balls
80 Lynch said. after Kennedy had struck
him out. Jennings hunted a sacrifice
Robinson flied out to Tredway. Gleason
struck out No runs.
Tredway, base OIL balls He was
forced at second by Burns, and Tommy
Via Reitz No runs.
Eighth Inning-Emslie sent Kelley tc
iTst on four balls after Kennedy cut
the plate four times. Corcoran made Q
phenomenal back running catch OF Keel
ers ~. He fell. but Rugged the sphere
Kelley. Tom whipped 1t to La Chance
. o9H 0ling Clarke. No runs
daley base on balls. Lynch saw
Shihdle's hit force Daley at second, bu
no one else did, and there was kick
"a Chance flied out to Brodie. Kennel!
Ninth fnninENMcGraw beat this groundee
tnd Corcoran's wild throw to first. Dai
iey's tumble Of Brodie's easy one spoie
chance for double. Reitz flied out
Jennings forced Brodie at second, Nc
Grsw taking third. Robnson's singl
Jennings Gleason filed out to snindlC
Griffin. base on balls. Corcoran file
Gut 10 Reitz, Griffin was caught steal
ing second. Tredway singled to RICH
ppiu went to second on a wild pitch
ieSt ms sent him home with a single I
r sI DAILY forced Burns at second. On
A. SCORE BY INNINGS.
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