The evening world., 1894-06-09
e. 4 RS! BOX.
Killeen Couldn't Hold the
Bridtsrooms Anywhere and
Was Relieved,
TEN RUNS IN THE FIRST.
That Was the Way Brooklyn
Started Out to Paralyze
Pittsburg.
THIS LEAD SCARED THEM.
The Pirates Played In Poor Form
and Could Not Find the
Ball..
THIS LEAD SCARED THEM.
Special to The Evening world.)

NSpeclul 70 lHe ENtHlnk "oiiu'J
EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN. June
9.-The prospect of a lively game at the
wind-up of the present series between
Brooklyn and Pittsburg this afternoon
brought out about the best attendance
at these grounds this season, barring
that of Memorial Day.
Fully 5000 persons were In attendance.
The cranks began to arrive early, ow-
ing to the half-holiday, and the bleach
ers were filled before 3 o'clock.
According to the new rule for Saturday
games, play was called at $3.50. half an
Jour earlier than on other days.
1t was 4 o'clock when the game started,
however
1t is an enthusiastic crowd. too, and
began to warm up on the preliminary
practice, applauding catches n stops
as II a game was in progress,
The batting order:
Brooklyn. Pittsburg.
DAILY, 2b. Scheibeck. H.
Corcoran, IS. Donovan, RI.
Tredway. II. Beckley, Id.
Griffin. CT. Stencil. CT.
Shindle, Oh. Lyons, 3b.
Burns, RI. Giasscock, SIS.
Foutz, 1b. Bierbauer, %.
kinslow, c. Mack, C.
Daub. p Killen, p.
Umpfre-Mr. McQuaid.
First Inning-Schiebeck did the statue
act while Daub cut the plate three times.
Donovan's little fly nestled in DAYS
glove, Tredway caressed Beckley's fun
go. No runs.
Days bounder sent him to first. Cor
Goran's t~wo-bagger put him on third.
Tredway was besought to do great
SHORT that scored both men: 49,.
Shindle's sacrifice bun advanced both
runners. Burns. he who won yester-
days game, sent a little one on which
4 was nst tried re t to o run T ned niY % aeTn, ,.f J.
forcing in Tredway.,, Bases still hiied'
Kinslow hit to killeen. who fired a
Grimm and Burns scored. Kinsio;w tax.
ing second. Foutz scored OH Daub't
hit. Kinslow to third. Kinslow scored
Capt. Donovan sent Killsen to the
bench and put Colcoiough in the box.
Corcoran laced it for three bags, scor
tns 1@He h snn Da Grimm nrf S.s: on s'p Saiis
Shindle nied to Beckley.. The slaughter
ceased with Burns's ny to Stencil. Ter
runs.
Second Inning.-stenzel was Kissed a
at first. Tredway was waiting 70
Lyons,s fly: Burns Rugged Glasscock'
Scissors" stole second. baub fell a vic
tim to the wiles Of Colcolough. DAILY
Third Inning-Bierbauer safe on Cor
, c%oran's high throw. La Chance replace,
Kinslow for. Brooklyn. Foutz got sug
denis %grounder, but Corcoran dropped
an inshoot with his shoulder and walked
Schiebeck forced Colcolough at secon
and was doubled at first by Days snar
Corcoran out. Rierbauer 70 Reckle,
Hit her out, Tired" said a bleachei
and he did for three bases. Grim
scored him with a safe bunt. Shindl
on Burns's single, but Tommy wa
nailed trying for two-one too man,
. Fourth inning:-ponovan singled, by
|, fin. Tredway got eBckley's fly with
run. He got under Stencils duplicat'
Foutz fouled out. LaChance out a
nrst. via Bierbauer. Daub struck on
Fifth Inning-Lyons base on ball
Glasseock filed to DAILY. Lyons to secon
Foutz stopped Sugden's attempt on tn
bag. C~olcolough's hit sent Lyons an
B~ierbauer home schiebeck out, shind
to Foutz. Two runs.
Lyons's high throw. corcoran sacI
feed, DAILY scoring on Tredway's hi
Griffin singled. ,~Tredway TO- third ar
throw. shindie aied out. Burns OF
at first. One run.
Sixth Inning-Donovan fouled ou
Peckley sinFled. stsn5el FLED oSS
Foutz out, per Lyons. La Chance III,
out. Daub struck out. No runs.
SCORE BY INNINGS.