The evening world., 1894-06-20
Philadelphia.

1879
First "Innin4.-Hamilton TO- on balls.
He wa thrown out trying to steal Sec
ond, Farrell to Ward. Turner rolled a
pushing one q few feet in front of the
plate and beat it out to first. He got
to second on Doyle's mum Of Rusie's hot
throw. Cross sacrificed, Rusie to Doyle,
Turner reaching third. Delehanty base
= on baiis. Boyle hit for two bases, scoring
Turner and pelehanty.. Mailman hit to
putting the runner out. Two runs.
On balls ss PAYS p Ss pokea IA PVT Rur e e scaT4
Hamilton made q me running catch Of
boyie's fy to short centre. Ward out to
Boyle unassisted. One run.
n SECOND aHRp,ins-lR ssIsSS out out to Fuller Rsrre +
Grady base on balls, Hamilton
shoe was presented to Turner as be
admirers on Staten Island, He didn't do
as most Of them do-strike out. Instead
he hit a fine t~wo-hagger 70 left, scoring
e ersay oS and r lhnain to P bsRsifU One on rum fh'rd'
Van Haitren singled past second:
Herman, base on balls; Farrell hunted
successfully along third. beating the
Bases Rusie ried to DelehantS and
Van Haltren scored, but Herman was
thrown out at third by Delehanty. Far
rell. however, made second on the play.
Farrell scored from second on Fullers
beauty past second for a base. Fuller
stole second. Burke slapped a peach to
right, which got by Turner. and Fuller
scored. while Burke rested at third,
Third Inning-pelehanty out, Ward to
Poyle; Boyle out; Davis F to DS SsIfs
pitched by Rusie and three men out
caiiihan was now put in in, to pitch pitch i, n
T Scyis. Ward Pdia out, R RSYlIs {, oH Boyle hs0sF Van ,H
Aaltren singled past second. Herman
singled, by first and Van Haltren
Fourth Inning--Reilly lifted u low fly
back OF Ward. and the latter made a
gallant effort to capture Il, but failed;
Callahan struck out; Eei,iy E VAS toT wSo
threw to Ward. Hamilton struck out
Rusie out, Reilly to Boyle. Fuller hIed
along first out to that base. He stole
second and went o third on a bad throw
by Grady to second. a passed ball sen,
IsimmTpaissg f frish,ru ins aRn nae Cross ' was called
In from short to catch.
Murray, the Paterson player referred
to. was put in Mt short.
DdNlb, DdEt VII phiio ~ 'N
terer to short, which Mailman ran foI
Boyle. and Davis scored, while Doyle
ran way around to third. Ward hunted
iy's tumble, and Doyle scored. Van
Haltren fied to Murray. Three runs.
Fifth Inning-Turner out, Doyle u
Rusie. Cross hit to Davis. who threw
the bag for It and Cross was safe
Delehnnty singled past short to left
Boyle singled past third. Milling thu
bases
Farrell was hit on the left knee with g
agony. 1t struck him on the knee cap
Time was called. A.,
After rubbing It vigorously. Farrell
arose prepared to resume his wosk
first to right n Cross and Delehant,
scored, Boyle hobbling up to second
He. too, was famed, and, the .Phillie'
gled past short, again filling the bases
. Callahan struck out. Murayr strucl
0q TiernSn aied to Hamilton. Farrell
h sssd. a .s singls to ,R ss9Ts f fo Boyle, Far
reil reaching second. Fulled NJ Int
the crowd az the foot OF the right felt
ropes and made a home run. He wa
presented with the freedom OF New
York for he. sent Farrell across I'M
plate ahead OF him..
Burke hit for n base. Davis out. Hall
man to Doyle. Two runs.
sixth inning;THa%ii,on vas declare ne.
latter threw low to Doyle.
Turner struck or..
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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