The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-23
new YORKS
IN TIVE LEAD.
Get a Batting Streak and
Start to PulVerize Their
.. Brooklyn Enemies.
HOME RUN FOR MIX TERN \
All Hands Then Begin to Fat the
Ball Just for the Sake of
Revenge.
UMPIRE STAGE RELIEVED.
Too Hot For Him, So He Asked to
Be Allowed TO Get Out
OF the Game.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

1S'-ENery New Yorker hugSed a unique
mascot close to his chest this after
noon in the shape Of an old-fashioned on
idlzcd copper cent These coppers had
been rolled and fattened in the U. S.
Assay Office. and We're presented to the
team by Lance Wilson, an enthusiastic
rooter for the New Yorks. who called
them "good-luck' pennies. If the Giants
were beaten with these fetiches on hand,
then the Grooms must be accepted as
really inv!ncible.
Tie heat Of the afternoon was some
thing awful. Yet the tendance was
surprisingly large. Both the bleachers
were filled at o'clock. and the upper
Bnd lower tiers of the grand stand were
rapidly becoming loaded.
The game afforded the last oppor-
tunity the cranks in both cities have OF
witnessing the National pastime for
three weeks, and that, no doubt, ex-
planned the presence of 1900 spectators
to-day.
Davis and Murphy. of the New Yorks,
were still unable to play, and Stafford
and Fuller were scheduled to take their
places at third and short.
A There was no end of roofing by the
clannish Brooklyn contingent, and II It
were left entirely in their hands the
visitors would not get u man beyond
first during the game.
The batting order is as follows:
New York. Brooklyn.
Fuller, IS. DAILY, Oh.
Burke, If. COrCUran, So.
Davis. 3b. Tredway, II.
Doyle, ID. Griffin. ct.
Ward, 2b. Shindlc. 3b.
Van Haltren. CT. Burns RI
4 Herman, RI. Eoutz. ID.
Farrell. {. Daley, c.
Meekin q. Kennedy, D.
Umpre-Mr Stage.
N. First Inning-Fuller hit a high fly over
third, which Shindle got. Stage called
time and craved that a substitute be put
!. IN his place. as he felt too much over
Rmpiring the game The rules We're
Irought out for inspection, and Stage
fesently left the field for the seclusion
the Brooklyn clubs quarters.
capts. Fout2 and Ward then agreed
game proceeded.
burke hit easily to Kennedy, and was
i at first. Stafford struck out. No
Daly hit the, first ball pitched by Nee
yesterdays game, but this time the
bali went foul by a close margin. He
ventually ached frs. on balls. He
fren, and Parke Wilson was so thor
Dughly conscientious that he declared
baly safe at third, although he was pal
rredway's fly to Herman, which he had
. hand but muffed. On Mikes error
rredway went to second. He was forced
III second and put out by Grif'in's hit to
ruller. who threw to Stafford.
bean single to short left over Fuller 5
lead sent Griffin across the plate.
A Durns foul-fed to Doyle. Two runs.
Second Inning.-Doyie base on balls.
Ward, flied TO Burns Van Haltren sae-
Doyle to second. Herman pushed fee
Bile one to Kennedy, and was out at
FIRST No runs.
Blasted one by Meekln to centre for a
base, He was forced ct second on Ken
Ii Slrn % on DAYS tH0-baxser. cOrcoran
Afiied to Doyle. One run.
Third Inning-Shindle made a capital
running catch of Farrells foul-fy on
third. Corcoran made great ono
handed stop of Meckin's low ripper to
short but t he ef f Sssa on bas
Burke, .base on balls, and the hillocks
were filled.
Meekin scored On stafrord,s fr FOUNDER
was out on the play, the bases still re,
?maining filled. Fuller scored or a wild
pitch, Burke reaching third and Stafford
out at tho plate on Doyle's hit 10 DAILY,
who threw to Daley. Stafford came IL
on Days throw TO second 10 mead oil
Doyle. Ward flied to Griffin. Three
runs.
Trcdway base on balls. He was
forced at second on Grlnln's hit to
Ward, who threw to Fuller. Griffin
caught mapping OFF first, Moekin &c
DOYLE. Shindfe singled to short left
He stole second. Burns foul flied &c
DOYLE. No runs,
Fourth Inning-Van Hltren out a
first on his hunt TO Kennedy. Tiernar
had his hnttinR toys on for far. II,
pasted the pellet in the nose and drov,
HI flying towards Canarsie Bay. 1t didn
lga that distance, but II dropped so fal
beyond centre that Mike made as clear
X home run ms was ever made on these
Grounds. Then Duke Charles Farrell
Followed this NJ by rapplnE a peachy
Lhree-bagger to deep left, And 80, too
With Jouett Meekn. He hlffed out an
Ither three-hlgBsr n deep right, whlcl
billed into the crowd beyond the ropes
Ihe ground rules only allowed three
bges on the hit else II would have beer
Mhomer As II was. Farrell scored. Full
d fouled out 70 Daley. Burke died Il
Mfiffin. Two runs.
Foutz flei 10 D5yle, Daley lifted a fiy
#4hind second. which Ward ran FOR and
1lffed Daley was forced at second