The evening world., 1894-04-20
EE:X T RA
BAL TIMORE l'2.
new YORK 6
Giants Play Their Second
Game Of the Season with
the Orioles.
CLARKE AND MULLhNE PITCH.
A Crowd of 4,000 Watches the
Players and the Uncer-
tain Weather.
IA CYCL0NiC FIRST INNING.
Home Teams Three Runs Were
0utmatched by the vis-
TORS Four.
CYCLONIC FIRST INNING.

'opeVia' " iHe r'''h'"s ""'''
UNION PARK. BALTIMORE, April
2o.-There was another gloomy day for
the second game OF the new iork-Baiti-
threat OF rain. the stands and the
-,
oieachers hieu up u"''' h' 'he ope"'"s
of the game there were abou 1000 spec
.,a.,o a,,n,,,.s - 49, ,,,,.,a.o,,s
notable absence oil the poisterous morse
that characterized the opening game OF
the season, and the preliminary prac-
tice was watched with the usual iaeka-
daisicai interest until a sharply bound
ing ball smashed jennings in the nose
and he was escorted from the srouhas.
The sun made abortive efforts to shine
through the clouds. and this led to con-
s,dernbi. discussion smong the cranks
Who know ali About hrh sky and
other baseball circImstancss. sah s,r ., % ,,o
on 'e Win pte b sb Shrn hrnom Wa'hTu nna 'S Cans
Wards men took the field. Clarke and
Doyle occupied the points ior the Visi-
TOTS Inc iuii patuhE oruer'
,,c,I BALTIMORE ,,.n, NEW YORK
Keller r. ward en
brods, e. Van Haiiren. ei'
HroT'her. H. Ticrnan:. IT.
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JpuDlERb IN,
Robinson, =, boyIe. C.
Mulinn,, D. Clarke, D.
Umpire-Mr Lynch
F,rs, Inn,nr-McGraw was hit by n
pitchea hail and DAVIS fumbisd Keeier'S
asIv III; Wrndie tben XII tn Ward
Kesier being caught between ZEN the bases,
iaovip,, N"S,raw on tbird anil RrnJin
nt fIrst1 va ''''" 'i'''
nrnmth.rs hi, g-,rnacr ,o Cor,or
Nrf;raw scorinp Ksllov then hit a Two,
baggar nast Davis scoring Hr1i!e.
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ouIlp s,rnc,s o,,t iynrd v,s sent 70
flrst on halls Van hit TO Reltz. who
caught Wari at second, but threw low
20 arst ,n h,s hurry M Rrouthers je,
-rtarpp, -" on hi, On. through
Rd,,z ' and Van Haltrrn reach
nina Dawts sent on, +, rnrker 70 ri.,ht
field and Van Haltrent scored.
payis stgte seS1nh rsrn omnor nd h't one
scar.d Cnnn"r gniny to se"onI
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vnirg omt Wcf;raw n Rronth.rs -Four
out AT nrst by DavIs' Muliane struck
Nv Ward No runs.
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