The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
PHILADELPHIA 3
bR00KL YIN - 7
Quakers Opened Up Fi.rCely
on Stein, but Soon
subsidized.
HAM|LTON'S FINE HOME RUN.
This Was the First Play of the
came and Was Followed by
Lively Batting.
FOUTZ'S MEN IN GOOD TRIM.
Revenge for That Defeat In the Pro-
tested Game in Which
weighing Batted.
FouTz's MEN IN GOOD TRIM.


EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN, July
2S.-Despite the dlsagreeable. threaten
Ing weather, the fact that two games,
both of which promised close contests.
were to be played at these grounds this
afternoon had the effect of drawing
out big crowd, especially for Monday.
The Bridegrooms again had Arthur r.
wins pets for their opponents. The
Brook.ynites will make a desperate effort
to make it four straight.
The first game was called at 9 o'clock.
This was the play of the game which
was won by the Philles on April 26
and was subsequently protested by
Brooklyn. 1t was the first game in
which Umpire Stage offlciated. The
Phillies were first at the bat. In the
first inning of that game weighing
batted. but despite Foutz's protest he
did not go into the pitchers box for the
game for Philadelphia. The final score
was u to In favor of the visitors.
The Brooklyn managemsnt protested
Board OF Directors ordered the game
off and to be played over again to-day.
The teams to-day DATED as follows:
Brooklyn Philadelphia.
DAILY, 2b. Hamilton. Of.
Corcoran, SIS. Hahn q, CD.
Tredway, If. Deleha..y, II.
Burns, RI Thompson, IF.
Foutz. Id. Cross, 30.
Shindle. 3b. Boyle, lb.
Shoch. CT. Sullivan. IS.
kinslow, Z. Grady, c.
Stein. p. Taylor, p.
Umpire-Mr Emslie.
First Inning-Hamilton began pro-
Hallman was out. Shindle to Foutz.
Delehanty placed Il safe one. into left
Thompson followed with a nice one to
right n do scoring shsc nI
Cross went out on an easy grounder to
short. Boyle hit safely TO right but
sullivan ended the agony by flying out
Days grounder was taken care of by
nice triple to right and scored on Tired
n as y 0 srh ss s senr TO- Ses'n on he
error. Foutz flied out to Cross. One
run.
second Inning-Grady hit safely to left,
| slow grounder. Hamilton got to the in
itial corner on four bad ones. Mailman
batted an easy grounder, but Taylor and
Hamilton moved up pes. Delehanty
full. Burns made a Grand stand catch
Of Thompson's long ay and the Phillies
first s' on balls. Ti r hit safely, shoeh
going to second. The latter got to
third on Taylor's wild throw and scored
on STEMS fly to left. DAILY struck out
Third Inning-Cross flied out to Shin
die. Boyle struck out, Sullivan out,
Corcoran to Foutz. No runs.
Corcoran out. ShIndle to Boyle. Tired
way was rewarded by waiting for four
bad ones. Burns sent short one to left.
Tredway going to second. Foutzs fou.
was nabbed by Grady. Shindle hit an
by pitched ball but Emslie refused to
allow him to go to first, 1t made no
sc for ne KIT to rs ,on on balls
Fourth inning,,Grady filed out to
Shoch. DAILY fumbled Taylor's sharp
first. Hamilton hit safely to centre, ad-
snaf%s oy sSndep ae 5eat It to h psy
and, he to Foutz, executing a pretty
Stein out. Mailman to Boyle, DAILY
flied out to left. CoTcoran got to first
on his srounder past second: Hs
out to LEFT. No runs,
Fifth Inning-Delehanty struck out
Thompson ou:, Corcoran to Foutz. Cross
strpes su Wild throw rS Of surnss prounos,
allowed him to reach first. Foutz's
grounder got past short and Scissors
| reached third, sending In Burns. Shindle
hit safely to right. scoring Foutz. Shoch
flied out to left. Shindle stole second
Kinslow flied out. Stein flied out &c
Hamilton. Two runs.
Sixth Inning-Boyle flied out to Stein
| sullivan out, Stein to Foutz. Grady sin
gled to right, and got to second on
wild pitch. Umpire Emsl!e was hit II
the neck by a pitched ball, and tn,
game was delayed several minutes
Grady was caught mapping at second
| No runs.
DAILY flied out to Hallman. Corcorar
hit to right. and In the mix-up between
Thompson. Boyle and Mailman he go
to third. Tredway out, Taylor to Boyle
La Chance took Burns's place. He wen
out on an easy grounder to Taylor. N,
runs.
Seventh Inning-Taylor flied out t,
DAILY. Hamilton out, DAILY to Foutz
Hallman out on an easy grounder (,
Corcoran. No runs.
Foutz singled to left. Hamilton mad,
a brilliant catch of Shindle's long fly /,
centre. Shoch forced Foutz out at sec
ond. Kinsiow flied out to Hamilton. y,
runs.
Eighth Inning-Delehanty singled 4
right, but was forced out at second b,
Thompson. Cross singled past second
advancing Thompson a base. Boyi
struck out. sullivan got to first Of
balls and the bases were full. Grad
l an