The evening world., 1894-09-03
Van Haltren, furke and Tiernan
Slammed Out Home Ruiz
Hits That Counted.
MEEKIN AND CLARKE IN FORM.
The Reds Couldn't Do a Thinu with
Them and Jouett Retired the
Side in the Third.
Especial to The Evening World. \

POLO GRDl' NDS, NEW YORK, Sept.
3.-Some lnsidious schemer carefully
pasted II score of screeching posters all
about the Polo Grounds announcing a
crank convention. but these efforts did
not lead agtray the cranks e cranks,
who filed into the grounds in comfort
able numbers by 10 a. NJ.
Still II the two games had been ar"
ranged for the afternoon. larger
crowd would. no donbt. have been pres
ent when Umpire McQuaid called play In
the third game of the present series
with Cincinnati.
The batting order of the first game:
New York. Cincinnati.
Burke, II. Latham. 30.
Herman, RI. Hoy. cf.
Davis. Cd. Holiday, II.
Doyle lb. McPhce. 2b.
Ward, 2b. Merritt. c.
Van Haltren, CT. Caravan, RI
Fuller. So. Comiskey, Id.
Farrell. 4. Smith, ~.
Meckin, p. Fournier, p.
Umpire--Mr. McQuuld.
New York went to bat first.
First Inning. Burke filed out to
Smith. Tiernan's high fly was muffed
by. Comiskey, but McQuaid declared
Mike out, though Comiskey failed to
touch him. Davis out, Fourier to
Latham fled TO- Van Hsltren. Hoy's
fly netted three bases. Tiernan failing
to get T. Holidays single 70 right
Burke. one run.
Second Innilg11oyle struck by
pitcher. Wards third strike was muffed,
ond, and Ward resting at flrsi. Doyle
and Ward scored on Van Haltrens hit
to right, which Canayan tuggled, And
Phee, Farrell flied to Holiday, but Van
scored. Meekin flied to Hoy. Three
Merritt out Ward to Doyle. Canavan
struck out. Comiskey out, Fuller to
Third Inning-Burke's hit was funbled
by Latham, and Burke was safe Tier
mans single advanced him 10 third.
nan on. third, Doyle got four balls =,
Wards single scored Herman and
filled the bases. Van Hal,ren's homer
past Latham and got to second. Far
rel's fly was almost scooped by Hoy.
Meekin's in the same place was safe.
and all the corners were filled again.
Burkes ny to the same territory was
returned in time TO catch Farrell at the
plate. Herman fOu!ed to Merritt. Davis
out at first. McPhee to Comiskey. Seven
Latham ditto. No runs
Fourth lnning,Doyle got four balls
doubled him on Wards fly. Van Hal
tren flied to McPhee. No runs.
Hoy, fouled 10 Farrell. Holiday
to Doyle. Merritt's fy landed in Tier
mans glove. No runs.
Firth lnning,m,Tuller out smith TO
comiskey.. Holiday held farrelrs fly.
Canavan singled. Comiskcy flied to
Fuller. Smith out, Fuller TO Doyle.
Fourier, fouled to burke; No runs
sixth Inning-Burke flied TO McPhee.
tun-hlHrpT -
McPhee TO Comiskey. Latham let Mn,
score by straddling Doyle's hit. Ward
flied 70 Holiday. One run 49,
Latham flied to Fuller Hoy got four
Holidays hit. McPhees hit settled Hol-
''9 seye mt sane Insvan 'I Ialtren out
McPhee to Comlskey, Latham held
Fulers baby ny, Farrell singled
Clarke tripied to right scoring Farrell TsrreiI
beat his hit to first. Davis singled
Doyle's hit to smith forced Davis at
second. Three runs.
Merritt flied to Herman. Caravan
singled. Comiskey out, Fuller to Doyle
Smiths double scored 'anavan. Four
nier struck out. one run. ,,,usa :,
Smith. Van lialtren struck out; Fuller
four b@s, Farrell flied to canavan.
Latham out, Fuller to Doyle. Hoy.
-FOUR bd4lS. I1OlllIdg oAi " ~ 'A'' -
McPhee flied 10 Davis. No runs.
Ninth InninE-Ciarke, four balls
Burke out on his. hunt. Herman
pumped homer behind the score
board. Clarke and he scoring. DAVIS
out Smith To Comiskey. Doyle out 10
Smith. Two runs.
Merritt flied to Burke. Canavan out,
Fuller TO Doyle. Comiskey filed to Burke
No runs.
SCORE ny INNINGS.
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