The evening world., 1894-05-26
And Two More in the Second
Inning After Two Men Had
Been Put Out.
SEVEN THOUSAND PRESENT.
Farrell and Doyle Keep Up Their
Fine Bat Work, Ably As
sisted by Van HaItren.

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POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK, May
2s.-"Lucky Saturday" Is how the real
intensified cranks now look upon the
closing day of the week whenever the
New Works have an engagement on the
home grounds. Just give the Giants an
other such chance as they got over in
Eastern Park yesterday and 1t can be
g. called any kind OF a Saturday at ALL.
.Iow thai the Giants nave won two
E2lies in sIccsasian. the spirits OF their
itinful RIOTERS have become buoyant.
LII, the friend Of the New Yorks are
=. Jared for Il real rude shock at al
In3st any time, and SO when a game is
!o.t the chagrin is not 50 poignant.
'fie weather wasn't a bit alluring to-
rs Yet the grounds were pretty well
nowdch an hour before the game. An
tendance of at least 1000 was sure to
!, 7rcwGt.
Tie teams batted and played in this
orGer:
Sew York. Brooklyn.
iilTphy, So DAILY. eh.
IiriS. 2h. Corcoran. IS.
Doyle. ID. Tredway. Il
Van Haltren CT. schoch. CT.
Ward, %. Shinolc. Sd.
rinl"s" IT,. H. F Faan.' ID.
Farrell. c. DALEY. 9.
"G Tmpirs@Mr. Hurst. '"
First Inning.-Daly rolled one or the
quiet to Ward, who promptly nipped him
to Doyle. Corcoran landed one In a safe
spot back of second, and was safe at
An error of Murphy's in fumbling
T%redwsy,s hard bo SIa put Tired at at
Murphy atoned for his little error by
backing Davis up in grand style and
stopping Doyle's overthrow to third II
the Tot hadn't stopped 1t two runs sure
would have been sent In.
Shindle singled pas, SECOND to centre.
and Corcoran scored, Tredway, was
caught between second and third and
put out on Van Haltren's throw. One
Murphy was fortunate, Daley mufing
his third strike, and the atom trotted
sro T to 20 pa sse0 was badly Roy handled d'f BY
DAILY, who threw slowly, to Foutz. Davis
scored or Van Haltren's hit to second:
Doyle to creep up to third, and in the
EFFORT to nab Jack at third, Yam scooted
along to second. Doyle scored on wards
Doyle got across the plate his suit was
q poem Of mud. he having to slide TO
SCORE. ,.us III s.,,o COZ.
ond. n Burke ea dropped one in short centre
YAM xai'f ha K I ' aad f fSSq s" ever the plate;
On On TsFre bIsso lSysly fen 1Se- burke % assh sed
homeward. Well. well. This wasn't
much Of a %hogkilling for a starter
Meekin flied to Burns. Five runs. 49,.
was out at first. Foutz hit a grounder
to Murphy and he, too. was out at frst'
Daley out, Ward to Doyle. No runs; 80
r,s Murphy oy struck fsa,! GHs; RaS ss.n siTisl'a1 a to
Haltren put one past FoutZ to right for
three bases, and Davis scored. Ward
raped one over DAYS head for a bass.
fetching Van Haltren In. Tiernan foui-
Third Gnning-stein out at first. DAILY
singled. Corcoran forced DAILY at sec,
who didn't hold it and the batter made
frst, Corcoran getting to second. schoch
flied to Van Haltren. No runs r..ou
nied to shindle. Meekin out, DAILY to
Fourth Inning shindle out yard It,. to
Foutz flied out. Daley out, Meekin to
Murphy raped a pleasing single to
on Davis's hit to Foutz. who sent it
to Corcoran on second. Doyle filed to
Tredway. Van Haltren flied to Foutz.
Fifth I~nning-Stein nied to Burke;
C%orcoran's single and Corcoran got to
second as nobody was covering, the
bag, Daily and CorCoran scored on
Tredway's hit to right, but Tlernan
threw 10 Ward. who sent II to Murphy
on second, cleyerly capturing Tredway.
Schoch out. Ward To. DOYLE. Two uns
Ward hit to Shindle who threw high
and Foutz had to take his foot on the
bag TO catch II. John was thrown out
irving to steal second. Tiornan flied out.
burke singled. Farrell flied to Shindle.
Nc runs
Sixth Inning-shindle and Burns each
base on balls.
Foutz hit for three bases to the right
deld ropes, scoring Shindle and Burns.
Daley flied to Doyle.
Foutz out at the plate on STEMS easy
hit TO Ward,