The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-29
Dlaks's Hit Would Have Scored
Capt. Tebeau if George Had
Missed It.
SPIDERS TIE IT IN THE SIXTH
Msskln and Cuppy Both TwirIing in
MastsrIy Fashion, and Hits
Are Scarce.
Especial to The Evening world.)

POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK, Aug.
39.-Tebeau's "Tartars'' were again
stacked against the Giants this after
noon in the second game Of this series.
A commendable feature Of the game
to-day was that 1t began at 3.45 a
quarter Of an hour earlier than usual,
and yet that is fifteen minutes too
late. II would be infinitely better were
the games to begin at $50. 1t Is very
dark when the games are finished these
late days.
The teams played and batted in this
order:
New York. Cleveland.
Tiernan, RI. Burkett, IT,
Davis. %. McKean; 81.
$$ VA A: 2; Of. s HsSSi:s:i q;
Fuller, 30. Blake. r.
M seEin. p 3 cuppy, ,. C.
Cleveland went to the bat.
First Inning-chiids, base on ballA
Buykstt bass on balls. Mexican singled
to lsft. ssseins Childs. but Burkett was
out: PusSA 70 Davis. MeKesn Eot e
ssss1a ~ sas M tnsew, ! TsSsSu T T,Hhsis4
Stole s.sond M.Gsrr h sSSIsd to BURKE
MeAissr foul filed to Doyle: Two runs:
Burke singled to centre. Tiernan hied
singled % ieft' SCORING BURKE 81 from sec
opd on McAieer's poor throw and Nc,
&arr.a error: Davis also scored and
Rsas ana sa'f boyls A Scored van Hal
lifted a ny to left. which Burkett muffed
and Van made second base: Fuller sin
osa 9: snonss to st van Mstren seors
Farrell cut, Cuppy to Tsbeau. Four
second Inning-Blake out, Ward to
Wsrd d; mud Of Fullers throw On cuppy
Erounder to short enabled o'Connor to
reach second safely and sd.l cqppy to get ret
Childs's boundsr to Davis. Burkett flied
to Tisrnan. No runs.
All cut s.c Tssfau to GSPP sSnx ss e
right and Burke reached third. Davis
filed to Mexican. Doyle out to Tebeau
u4h sils No sans ont Fuller to
Doyle. rebeaI base on balls. McGarr
struck out, Tebeau stole second. Me
sssoaed tSird' Blake m led oe out to bsSIa
IN gorgeous running catch. No runs.
trsn sIed 70 Blake. Fuller soaked hot
t. n9 t sosSe a% ws ers s sG
thru, Johnny being too ambitious to get
Fourth inpipsNo copnor fouled out to
TsErsil. cnpgy. base on balls; On
out at second. .Burkett, base on balls.
McKean singled, Tebeau out. Davis to
Doyle: No runs, 49,. a. o.co
Meekin singled to centre. Burke flied to
Msekia wa. esusht Between t second and and
Fifth inning-McGarr flied to Van Hal
es,eh. SeHiser fouied out to Farrell.
Blsss styuShi sS out t,t No 70 r DGoDnor pov,.
o'Connor and Doyle made second. Van
Haltren out to Tebeau unassisted. No
sixth Innins-o' Conner; singled. cuppy
Struck cut Childs singled to LETT,
burkett singled TO left. scoring o'Connor
throw to Davis, Burkett reoched second.
Mexican filed to Van Haltren and Childs
seored, Burkett. reaching third. Tebeau
AsS s HSt t seu %ss wS aG Gdas Farrell
out, McKean to Tebeau. Meekin out,
Mexican. to Tebeau. No runs.
nass out Fser ts
to FULLER forcing MeAlesr at second
and Hur1t declared Blake out at first ,s
preventing Fuller Throwing to Doyle
The crowd cheersd Hursts decision,
No runs.
Burke hit to McGarr and beat tho
ball to first. Herman nied to Burkett
Davis foul-fiied to Tebeau. Doyle STRUCK
out. No runs.
Doyle In q fine running catch.
Cuppy out, Ward to Doyle.
Childs singled.
He stole second,
Burkett out. Ward to Doyle. No runs
Ward singled to centre.
SCORE BY INNINGS.