The evening world., 1894-05-31
BATTEO HOLES
IN THE Foe.
AnSOn'S Colts Needed q Fog
Horn on Every Ball
Pitched TO Them.
EVEN PAPA AMS0N Baked.
The Bridegrooms Were Right at
Home, However, and Kept
the Scorer Busy.
MADE FOUR RUNS IN THE THIRD.
Two Of Them We're the Result 0f
the Windy City Mems
Errors.
MADE FOUR RUNS IN THE THIRD.

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EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN, Mas
sl.-There seemed at first to be little pros
pect Of ball game here this afternoon
ball as big as two balloons could not
be seen ten rods in the thick sea fog. but
after a short time 1t cleared up bit, and
the captains decided to try 1t. They don't
have sea fogs In Chicago. and Papa Apsou
was inclined this afternoon to think II
queer; but Brooklynite had assured hir
that It would @ s be all day with the colts
or course after q holiday and In such
impenetrabe humidity the. attendance
was light, but 1t was reduced right down
the call play ball" has full signtn-
cance. Sawdust plays q liberal part In
the game. The batting order is:
Brooklyn. Chicago.
serscran. Sas az IS. & bshisn, 'ii se;
Tredway, IL. Wilmot. Ii.
Grffin, cf. Anson, Id:
Shoch. 3b. Decker. CT. 1
Burns. RI. Irwin, S..
| Foutz, 1b. Parrot, 2b.
Daley, c. Terry, p. 80
NehnpGy. GmpiFeIMr. p swartWood. ass 6
First Inning-Ryan, in his gray. naval
reserve uniform. with white sTtenua-
sent Ryan to second. The "WeIi. well.
man turned up on the bleachers and
S9reked Mie,U like eah,iGpe. Dsiy was under ss
ponderous arm, strode to the bat. Cor
coran nabbed his bounder and put him
out at first: No runs.
rade, DAILY, with the BAH. and the latter
strode to the initial mound, taking sec
ond on a passed ball; Corcoran was
wns sedonS 1aS Sns ssin ra
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difiicuit ny. Irwin out at first. DALEY
dropped PARROTS third strike. giving
him a base.
Parrot at second. No runs.
Shoch 10 first on balls, to SECOND On .
passed ball. Burns sacrihced him -
but tI Dave T tried is Tor two o and was vas caask{
sliding. Daley singled to centre. Ke1r
nedy's single sent him to second. DAILY
0qF Th,rd s''f ffnninEMKenusdy nj nsnn e ana Youss
out. wiimot out corcoran to .Fouts.
four bad ones. A wild pitch sent him q
second. Grimm sacrificed him TO third.
He scored on shooh,s groundsr sAc9h
rott's tumble Of Foutz's hit let ahoch
score and put Burns on third. BotA
Ts.dSs fsns home .0s Os I've W,na Ssa'Y snsows
biiesohaf Daley aied to' to Ryan. S -Four ssv runs
Fourth Inning-Dailey got Ansonrs
foul near the stand. Decker died 70
Corcoran. Griffin grabbed Irwtn's fungo.
But three balls pitched. No runs.
Anson smoothered Kennedy's low one
Daily was hit again and walked to fr1t-
Papa caught corcoran's f1y. Tredway
flied to Ryan. No runs. 81, wy =
Fifth Inning.-DRly mlssed rnrrotto
grounder and gave him life. Con
Daley caught Terry's foul. Parrott taxi
ing second on the out KittridEe nrHt on
balls. PARROT stole third and scored on
Ryan's long hit to left, Kittrtdge NOV
ing to third. The latter scored on Dahl
ems hit Ryan tallying on Burns's Wild
throw.
Wilmot fouled out Anson out. Dely
to first. Three runs
aSrihin base on balls. To second on
Moch's sacrifice. Burns flied out. 0rif-
fin run down on Foutz's hit to short
No runs.
Sixth Inning-Decker out to DAILY. n
win flied out. Parrott hit to Foutz. Ne
runs, l.s, Z
Daley base on balls; to second on
Kennedy's bunt sacrifice. DAILY 1i6d
out. Corcoran four balls. TredWay
struck out, No runs,
, Seventh Inning-Chicago out three
times TO Corcoran. No runs.
Grimm singled. Shoch hunted him q
second, Burns sacrificed him to third
Foutz fouled to Dahlen. No runs.