The evening world., 1894-06-02
CHICACOS NOT
ON To STEIN.
Their Failure 10 Find the
Ball Made a MonOtOnOuS
Score Card.
| BROOKLYNS LITTLE BETTER.
Anson's Youngsters Filled the
Bases in the Fourth, but
Did Not Score.
BUT 5000 PERSONS PRESENT
They Seemed Prepared for a Reps'
tltion Of Yesterdays
Whitewash.
BUT 5000 PERSONS PRESENT.

EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN. June
2.-The heavens seemed prepared to
weep over another Chicago slaughter
Just before play was called. and Capt
Foutz spent a moment In silent prayer
that the tears might be held back until
a full game could he played.
Uncle Anson and .iis knee-sprung colts
appeared early, smiling hopefully
through the thick coat of whitewash
that was applied yesterday, by CAST
right, supported by errorless fielding.
The preliminary practice gave promise
of a game full of ginger.
A slight sprinkle Of rain fell just before
play was called.
1t was the first half-holiday OF the
season, but the threatening weather kept
the attendance down to about 5000. Sat
urday games at Eastern Park will begin
at $50 hereafter.
The batting order is as follows:
brooklyn. Chicago.
DAILY, 2b. Ryan. II,
Corcoran, So. pahlen, 3b,
Tredway, IL. Decker, II,
iiriiln, .Cf. Anson, lb.
Schoch. 3b. Lange, CT.
Burns, ri. irwin, IS.
Foutz, lb. Parrott, %.
Daley, C. Abbey. p.
Stein, p. kittridge, c,
Umpire-Mr. Swartwood.
First Inning-Corcoran directed Ry-
ans interment at first. Stein presented
Dahlen with a bag. He was nipped pur-
loining second by Con DALEY. DAILY
Just enjoyed crushing Decker's fly. No
runs.
DAILY suffered az. the hands of Irwin
and Anson. The old man let Abbey score
.s PHt0u sGwsy %aea r BE ahns 4ps dhs 5hs
S three SACKS SACKS grimm sent DV him home A with tf
two-bsg bounder; Shoch's cloud-shav-
Ing foul fell In Dahlen's paws. One
Second Inning-Adrain C. Anson sent
an easy fly to Corcoran. Out2 Sure.
Corcorans tumble of !rwin's liner gave
him a lift and sent Lange to second.
Stein caught Lange off second with a
Parrott forced Irwin at second. No
Dahlen caressed Burns's grounder,
| then sent 1t to Anson with yards to
spare. Foutz's fungo was nailed by
bailey cut the mist thrice. No runs.
Third fnning-Abbey's fy connected
with Tredway all right. all right Kit
Burns coliared Ryan's baby fly. No
| runs.
stei n, famed unavsilinEly, DAILY
Nd Tor the pss pss S By 'es s
tended sacrifice to Irwin. .Tredway' s
second hit in the game put Tommy on
the second round. Griffin killed run get
ting with pudding to Decker. No
/ runs.
Fourth Inning-Swartwood called a
| second strike. but let Dahlen walk to
first, He really meant TO call II the
| fourth ball. Decker sacrificed, Dahlen
| to second. Anson bunted him to third,
Stein throwing the old man out. Iange
Irwin, base on balls filling the bags.
at second. Foutz flied to left Burns
safe at second on Ryan's drop OF Kilt
ridges throw. DALEY out, Irwin to
Burns. shoeh handled kittridges low
one. Ryan put II In Tredway's hands.
No hits yet. No runs.
Stein flied to Abbey. Playing now In
light rain. Irwin threw Daly out. Corco-
ran out, Parrott to first. No runs.
Sixth Inning,-Tredway caught Dahl
ems foul after a great run, Decker out
on same play duplicated. Griffin got
Anson's fly. No runs.
| Ryan got Tredway's sure homer in a
sprint Grifin out to left field. Schoch
out. Dahlen TO first. No runs,
Seventh Misunderstanding hard now, bu
and Swartwood called Time" at 81.
and the bleachers b!ossomed full OF black
mushrooms as umbrellas went up.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Chicago. ...... 900 5000
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