The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-15
New Yorks Start Out Well with
Three Runs, but Lose Il
in the Si1th
A CLOSE AND EXCITING sAmg.
Won Der Ahs's Men Put Up . piseky
Fight to Wipe Out the De-
feat Of Yesterday.
lsp,oi,l 10 The Ey,p,n. world,

tspecial 10 Inc ENsninE WOrfu.l ~
roLo GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Aug.
1.-THE westerners from 81. Louis had
a hard time yesterday in trying to win
out the game. They lost. and 1t was
with feelings Of no gent.eness that they
entered the grounds to-day. Every menu
Der OF the team had determination writ
ten in his face. and the manner In which
the st. Louis team practised betokened
no good to New York.
The attendance was smah, and the
potency OF Roger Conner rs an advertt4-
Ing card was not at all demonstrates
this afternoon. The Cubs played an
st. Louis. New York.
Dowd. II. Murphy. ri. 81
Ely, ~. Burke. N.
e a,l,sr; 81 II. beyie. i g.
shugart. Ct. Van Aaltrcn. a.
| Cooley. RI. Fuller, ia
| Twineham, C. Wilson, G. - i1ft Z
| Brettenstein. p. German, ,. = :,
Umpire-Mr. McQuaid, f
First Inning--Dowi did his prettieo1
cooler to left for a base. He stole Iesc-
son to Ward Miller out, ruler to posis.
Ely getting to third. A Wild pitch Al
lowed Ely to score. Common base on
balls. Quinn out. Fuller to Doyle. ons
Murphy out on bounder. Quinn 70
Common. Burke singled to centre ON =
INTO for s.sa ne
Burke to third. Burke scored on noyle's
| hit TO right. which placed Gentleman
George at third. On Wards hy e
and Doyle scooped second. Van Haltrsn
fied to Cooley and Doyle landed on
third. Ward stole second, and on the
on passed bali Fuller struck out
SECOND Inning, -shugart upllfted .
hadn't ' the slightest diiiieai,y in gettins.
Cooley thought he could hit bit. but
he struck three of German's quaintest.
Ward to Doyle. No runs.
shngar. made q aorgeous rqnnlng
catch Of Wilson's fly back Of short. Ger-
ns ih al he 70 was a0E Forced al ssoons =
Burke's hit to Quinn, No runs
Third i .nniI,s Ss elm, out e
ley 9y's GhieS suIse misjSSxe sh0 ana Bowd
reached third. Ely foul filed to Wilson
Miller cracked beauty straight 20 left
for two bases, scoring powd CSnnor:
Ward. which John let 60, Miller scored.
ConnoI reaching third and Quinn SEQ
ond. Shugart out. Ward to Wilson, IN
Davis popped up a ny to Conner.
Doyle sent another and Ryan made .
capital catch. Ward, base on balls. He
was forced at second on Van Haltren's
Fourth inning~Coolsy out, Davis to
Doyle. Twineham flied to Ward. Brst-
tenstein struck out. No runs: ,Su,
Shorty stole second. Wilson struck out,
and Fuller was decided out at third. on
his attempt to steal that base. German
Fifth Inning-powd swiped corker
for base to left. He was eieverly
caught trying to steal second. Ely out.
Dagger 10 left which bounded into the
tail end OF the bleachers seats. II didn't
cut any ice, however, as Common swung
out TO German. The latter making an
excellent play covering first No runs:
Murphy pasted hot liner to short
catch o} 1T. twas really a picturesque
play. Burke out, Quinn to Conner.
Davis iiied TO Quinn, No runs.
shusart elevated q cuckoo 70 left. which
Burke simply looked at sailing by. and
Shugart reached third. He scored on
Cooley's single past second on Twine-
was forced on Breitenstein's hit 70
Ward. who threw him out to Fuller.
Cooley reaching third; B!sI,enstein
Doyle, in a capital stop. One run.
Dlyie out, Connar TO Breitenstsln.
Ward out. Quinn 10 Common. Van Hal
Seventh Inning-Ely fouled out. Mil
Ter singled. Johnny Ward made run
ming catch OF Connor's fly TO right nelds
and by quick throw to Doyle douhiea
Miller. No runs -
Fuller base on balls. Wilson struck
out. Fuller reached third on Germans
single to right. Murphy flied 10 Ely.
German was forced at second on
Burke's hit to Quinn. No runs
Eighth Inning-Quinn singled to righs.
He was forced at second on Shugarrs
hit to German,
SCORE BY INNINGS.