The evening world., 1894-07-28
GIANTS RIGHT
IN The PLAY.
And Van Haltren'S Two Neat
Home Runs the
Features.
M[EK|N AND WEyH|NC PITCH.
Charley Farrell Laid Out for q
Few Minutes by a Red-Hot
Foul Tip
THE QUAkERS OPEN VERY WELL.
Then the Giants Begin to Gel
Their Good Eyes Right
On the Ball.

BALL GROUNDS. PHILADELPHIA.
July 2s.-A close friend OF Capt. Ward,
Warren Roark. city cotton weisher of
Charlotte. N. c., telegraphed him thia
afternoon: It's boy and named John
Ward Rosrk. Eleven pounds. Go in
and win this afternoon
The attendance this afternoon was
materially increased over yesterday, and
perhaps 5000 spectators were on hand
when Umpire Hoagland said play
ball" Manager Irwin notified George
Haddock this afternoon that he was re-
leased and at liberty to sign anywhere
he saw fit.
The teams batted and played as fol-
lows:
New York. Philadelphia
Fuller, IS. Hamilton. CT.
Burke. H. Boyle. lb.
Davis. 3b. Cross, C.
Wilson. ID. Deiehanty, 3b.
Van Haltren. CT. Turner II.
Herman, RI. Mailman. 20.
Farrell. e. Suilivan. So.
Meekin p. weighing. y.
Umpre-Mr. Hoagland.
Philadelphia chose to take the bat
First Inning. -Meekin hit Hamilton in
the back with the very frst ball he sent
over, and Hamilton walked to frs:
Boyle's sacrifice hunt WAS nicely flelded
by Meekin, who, retired capt. Jack at
first, although Hamilton reached sec
3 tb,r Hamitt3n made GrisPy steal Of
Fuller and went out to Wilson. and
Shorty kept Hamilton guessing at the
third corner. Delehanty's a"ift paster
to right scored Hamilton and put Del
calmly on first. Thompson banged a
beauty to left which raced all around
Burke's ankles, and Delehanty scAmpered
over the plate, while big sam Thompson
out. Wilson to MeekIn. Two runs.
New York saw but one. hit. 1t was
Burke on DeIehanty's muf.
Second lnnlng-Ha.man, base on balls
sent Hamilton home after two were out
one run.
Van Haltren certainly did open up
who were present. Van hit the ball
fnli in the face and dropped II over the
right field fence for dandy home run.
base on balls: Then Duke Charles
Farrell showed how to hit wnen a
snt..c,s is needed, lie soaked !,
for two bases, sending Mike to third
The latter gnlloped across the plate
after Meekins fly to deep right settled
gracefully In big Sam Thompson's gloves
Two runs.
Third Inning-Cross ratified a ripper
to Fuller and never had chance on
earth TO get first. De!ehanty base on
balls. He stole second. Sam Thompson
batted n terrific liner right at Meekin's
head and the pitcher lodged It, Dele
hanty scored, but Thompson only made
a base on the hit.
Thompson got to third on an execrable
throw by Farrell, over Wards head to
catch Thompson at second. Then he
| scored On Turner's single to short CEN
| ire.
Hallman foul flied 10 Wilson Turner
was neatly nabbed trying to steal sec
ond. Farrell TO Ward. Two runs.
sullivan. wilson. hi, by one Of &ey..
| Kings inshoots, walked to first. Ward
tried to bunt but the pellet took foul
rise and Cross corralled IT.
! Van Haltren sent another over the
I fence for home run, and II sent Davis
ana Wilson IN oyer the plate ahead of
! the agile Centre-feidcr And, mind you
! II tied the score
Herman singled TO right. Duke Far
rell pushed "A Juicy two-bagger 10 right
! and Mike reached third. Meekin foul,
nied to eros" and Fuller foul-fied to
Fourth Inning Philadelphia failed 10
score, though Hamilton hit safely with
| one out.
Burke struck out and only three balls
pitched DAVIS punched one TO loft ana
/ reached second before the ball got back
/ Wilson hi"i To Hamilton.
Ward stamped three Dagger To deep
, left which scored Davis,
capt John was over ambitious ana
! was caught at the plate one run.
! Fifth Philadelphia didn't see
I base.
Van ua!,ren hunted Pcaq}lta;'y and
| the line uf third lie stole second
/ TicruRn flied to Thompson and Var
got 10 third all right all right Farrell
! flied ln'ed to Boyle. Meekin struck
/ OF No runs
! sixth Inning Thompson hi TO ward
. vino had him palpably out al irst. hut
HOaRllui had Philadelphia clnkers IN
mis- eyes and said safe, BIG Sam was
furceG at second ON Turner'S roller 70
Meek!u mailman flied to TiernaI- Sui
Ivan foul-hIel to DAVIS. No runs.
Fullr. Singl"l to- short Burke raupec
/ out nurkiug iwu-DIgIer 10 left. IS u"ty'
getting over 'l .hirl. \ Wild p.irf
, showed Fuller over the pate, and Bulk,
| raced 10 thlrl, and nobody was ou,
! Then Davis punched a fat two-baygel
| tn right sending Eddie across the plate
| Wilson sacrifced, sullivan TO Boyle. put
| ting Davis on third. Ward flied TO Dele
| hantY
Van Haltren was declared out at first
| on his hunt TO weighing but even the
| Philadelphians hooted at the decision
Two runs
SCORE BY INNINGS.
PhiIa .....2 I 400 O13
New York. o = q 1910 10