The evening world., 1894-06-05
Two Runs Followed a Questiona-
BILE Decision in Favor of
the Home Team.
FARRELL'S COSTLY WILD THROW.
It Allowed Two Of the Cincinnati
Red Legs to Sprint
Home With Runs.
Especial to The Evening world.)

A-Comiskey's aggregation of ball tossers
from Cincinnati were again the New
Ycrk's opponents to-day.
Arie Latham has had a great time
guying Ward. The little porkopolitan's
char has made the New York manager
fighting angry.
Shprrott, the left-hand twirler re.
Gently released by Brooklyn, appeared
among the CincinnatiS to-day for prac-
tice. He will have n Trial with the
Reds. and If he proves satisfactory will
DC signed by Com!skey.
The weather to-day was perfect for
the game. but the attendance was about
the smallest that has been at the Folio
Grounds this year.
There was Il change IN the batting
order for tho New forks to-day. Burke
being put up into second place.
The batting order was as follows:
%ew York. Cincinnati.
-ilrpiiy, IS. Hoy, CT.
i;uriSe, II. Mccarthy, ID.
laws, 30. Latham. 3b.
l.oylA, lb. Holiday, RI
Ward, %. McPhee, 20.
Van HBltren. CT. Caravan. II.
Herman, RI. smith, ss.
Farrell. G. Murphy, C..
Meekin, p. Chamberlain, p.
,Umpire-Mr. Swartwood.
First Innlng-Hoy failed to connect
with Meekin's curves and retired after
three efforts to hit the ball. Herman
gobbled in McCarthy's fly. The first
ball Meekin pitched to Latham nearly
scared that young man to death. 1t
scraped Arlie's neck. and although he
put up a stif kick to be allowed to go
to first, Swartwood said no. Arlie
struck out. No runs.
Arlie then proceeded to tumble Muir
phery's ground, and the little short stop
got to first. Burke got to first on balls.
Davis batted a shor grounder, forcing
Burke out at second. The latter col
iided with Smith In running. Time was
called to allow Smith to recover. Doyle
fied out to McPhee. Ward sent u beauty
to right for two bases. sending in Muir
ply and Davis. Van Haltren's fly was
'sa second SsTi na,a by AGy; rY MoI rnns; wait.
ed patiently and Meekin sent him to
first on balls. McPhee's, fly, was caught
BY Herman. Canavan singled between
Ward, but J. MONTGOMERY forgot all
about Holiday. and while he was ma
noepvring tS catch Canavan. the Bug"
ever. Murphy got to first on four bad
Murphy, which the Tot fumbled. Cana
van attempted to get home on the
play, but was caught between the bases
and run down.. One run.
Herman put one right into Caravans
Fight. Smith mufed Mccarthy's throw
to efeSt e double from Meekin's ground
sr. and Meskin and Farrell were safe;
the bases were full Burke put a
e McPhes. and "Riddy" sent 1t to
Mccarthy. enecting a pretty double. No
Third Inning-Hoy got to first on balls.
A grand stand crank began his antics
Ward threw MCCARTHY out at first and
batham's grounder was frozen on to by
fip-iaps. Van Haitren got Holidays
~ Davis HS ' out. Mcphee to Mccarthy.
e 1Syss Try Yin 20 to ors Steal On se SSIldd. Cat cnna was
couldn't quite get up far enough out
to catch Wards fly and Johnny got to
second: 2 HaltEen sent a clean single
decision on Tiernan's hit, but allowed
Mike to stay at first. Farrell smashed
ing in Van Haltren and Herman. Nee
kin out at first. Three runs,
Commiskey gave Swartwood a piece Of
and was hned SIC; The Reds manager
Fourth lnning.-Nan Halaren made q
pretty catch OF McPhee's long fly TO GEN.
Ire. cansyan,s grounder got away from
Doyle. Smith got to first on balls.
Murphy filed out to Van Haltren and
Chamberlain to Herman. No runs.
Murphy sent an easy fly to McPhee and
Burke put one to Halliday. McPhee threw
Davis out at first. No runs.
Fifth Inning.-Hoy sent q hot one to
Doyle. which was nicely handled. Nc
Carthy,. first on balls. Latham cracked
Q slashing single past second base and
Mccarthy got to third. Latham stole
second. Holiday sent Mccarthy home
on his single to right. ,Ferrelfs wild
In both he and Latham. McPhee fouled
out to Doyle. and Caravans fly to
centre was caught by a Haltren.
/. Three runs.
Hoy mufied Doyle's. ny between left
and centre. Ward flied out to Holiday.
Doyle stole second. Van Haltren got to
first on balls. He and Doyle then made
out Farrell's single to centre. sent in
both Doyle and Van Haltren. Meekin
fied out to McPhee. Two runs.
Sixth I~nninF.-Davis fumbled Smiths
~groundsr, but got IL IN time. Doyle
droppsd Il however. Murphy sent one