The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04


The batting order was AS follows.
New York. brooklyn.
Fuller, ss. Griffin, CT
Burke, II. corcoran, 80.
Farrell, 2b. TrelWAy, If.
Doyle, 1b. BnrNs. n
Ward, 90. Gilbert. 10.
Van Haltren, CT. Earle, ..
Murphy, RI La Change, ID.
Wilson C. Shindle, 30.
Rusie, p. Stein, y.
Umpires-Messrs. Hoagland and Ems
First Innlng--Grifiin base on balls.
Griffin stole second and then third on
Fuller's pass of Wilson's rather poor
throw. He scored from there on Tired
Ways hit to Farrell %hS fqme Tem T steIe
second. Wilson not being able to get
them down to the middle bag. Burns
struck out Gilbert flied to Mu,Tphy,, and
looked like a Jackpot opening for the
Grooms. one run.
EuIIsr base on na 1. R prFf. PIT foul
f,led to shnd!e: Doyle, foul flied in the
same spot. Ward socked a single to
second. which Gilbert handled slowly y
and Fuller scored, while Burke raced to
third Van Haltren flied to Tredway
Second lnnng-Eare struck thrice, at
one, but had Earle out at poy.e's corner.
La Chance struck out. Shindle out Far
rel to Doyle No runs.
Shndle made a rocky tumble OF Mur-
phys easy grounder, and the Tot WAS
safe. A safe fly to short centre by VII
son advanced Murphy to second. fusie
bunted beautifully safe ana hllea t IN.
TO Corcoran, who threw to Gilbert az
second. to nail Rusie. but Gilbert INJURED ne,
BrR nd a Ena s the Wilson Saiso and Ruse
scored. 4 wild pitch sent Burke to
second. Farrell hit to the crowd be
yond the right field ropes ior tnr pd
Bags; o scoring fui nb ana mam S DOVE
raped a single to left. scoring Farrell.
Wards hit OF second struck Doyle on on
Was Ss way to that bag from aa fs f hit
hrst and Gilbert made great stop. re-
firing Van at La Chance base, ware
out on a daring effort to steal thir fx
clean hits. one a three-bagger. How's
that? Every seat on the grounds was
now filled. and the crowd was ringing
There were surely 5000 Spectators pres
ent, and more were coming all the time;
The last three games with Boston anu M
the greatest number of spectators 70
the Polo Grounds in the history OF the
game in New York.
p oyle d nnihss 5ase on out balls Cor:
base on balls, hiiing the canvas sacks
burnS singled TO centre, anu NtTliiil am
Corcoran scored. Burns made grea'
steal OF second while Rusie held the
ball and when he finally did throw !!
Tredway scooted home. and Burns hac
second all right. Gilbert foul-hled &c
Doyle. Earle struck out, Three runs
Daub was put in to pitch.
Murphy's third strike at wild pitcf
was muffed by Earle, and Murphy raj
way round 10 second. Then Wilson
raped out home run. Rusle slapped
FOUNDER to Corcoran, who fumbied nor
rlbiy, and Rusie was safe. Fuller bas'
on balls. Earle made corking run
ming catch of Burke's foul. On Far
ielIs hit to Shindle, which was thrown
10 La Chance, who muffed 1t, RUSH
scored. Doyle hit by q pitched ball, NIL
ing the bases. Ward flied to Griffin AM
RULER scored. Van Haltren out at first
Four runs.
Fourth h.ning-La Chance struck out
Shlndle out at first. Daub base on balls
Stlitln hit to Ward, who threw to Fuller
No runs
Murphy struck out. Wilson soaked
,.ist-rer to Shindle. who was excuse
Tpr cropping 1t, Rusie hit for two bases
tuiler hit u Corcoran. who threw to
Ssh to Ear,e and Wilson scored. Burk
sed to Griffin and Rusie scored. Far
M rn cut, Shindle to La Chance. Tw
,Fitth Inning-corcoran and Tredwa
pST1 % Van Haitren. Burns flied TO Mur
poy'e Med 10 Griffin. Ward out. Cor
ah TO La Chance. Van Haitten sin