The evening world., 1894-06-08
CHICAGO 0
new YORK 3
MCGillS Curves LambaSted
BY New York in Great
Style.
AMOS RUS|E STARTED It,
Swatted the First Ball Pitched in
the Third Inning for
a Home Run.
LITTLE MURPHY THERE, TOO.
He Followed with a Three. Bagqer
and Some Of the Others Were
by No Means Slow.
LITTLE MURPHY THERE, TOO.

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POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, June
S.-Adrian G. Arson and his string of
slashing colts from Chicago invaded the
Polo Grounds to-day for the second
time this season.
Old "Anse" Is very sore over the de-
feat of yesterday. and does not think 1t
was exactly right that Meekin should
have forced him to go to first on balls
and not allow him to get a crack at the
sphere In the last inning. He considers
Swartwood the worst umpire in the
business.
Shorty Fuller had his first chance of
this season to-day to play. Herman
and Stafford sat on the bench and
The weather was perfect and the at
enhance large.
The teams batted as follows:
New York. Chicago.
Murphy. 81. Ryan. RI.
Burke, II. Dahlen, 3b.
Davis, 3b. Wilmot, II.
Doyle, 10. Arson, 1b.
\ WARD, 20. LANCE, CT.
Van Ha,tren. Of. Irwin. 81.
| Fuller, RI. PARROT. 2b.
Farrell. C. kittredge. C.
Rusie, p. McGill, u.
: Umpire-Mr. Swartwood.
First Inning.-Ryan struck out. Dah-
len flied out to Van Haltren. Wilmot
out, Rusie to Doyle. No runs.
Murphy sent one into Lange's hand.
which the big Chicagoan nailed. Burke
first on balls. Davis got there the same
way. Doyle fouled out and Ward struck
out. No runs.
Dall pitched. sending 1t owe second for
a pretty single, but he was forced out
at second by Lange's bunt. LANCE stole
second. He got to third on Rusie's wild
throw. Irwin hit to third and Lange was
straight between third and home.
Irwin got to third. Parrot flied out to
Fuller. No runs.
Van Haltren hit an easy fly to Irwin.
Fuller filed out to Lange, and Farrell did
the same trick to Wilmot. No runs.
Doyle. McGiii base on balls. Ryan
Doyle handled Dahlen's grounder nicely
and retired the runner at first. No runs
Big Amos swatted the first ball
ball between right and centre for three
GIL, but "Anse" dropped the ball and
Burke was safe, Murphy scoring. Davis
getting to third. Doyle's, grounder to
Arson brought in Burke, but Jack was
out. Davis started for third. and al
feet Swartwood declared him out. Ward
base on balls; Van Haltren out, Parrot
to Anson. Three runs.
Fourth Inning-Wilmot out to Doyle
unassisted. Arson out, Davis to Doyle,
LANCE flied out to Doyle. No runs.
Fuller waited and got his base or
balls. Farrell forced him out at second
Dahlen made a beautiful stop of Rusie's
low liner and executed a pretty double
Fifth Inning-Irwin out, Davis to
Doyle. Parrot sent one right straight
into the air.. which Davis nabbed
Murphy n Doyle disposed of Kilt
Murphy placed a neat single back OF
third, Burke sacrificed. Davis sent a
liner to Pop Anson, which the old mar
nailed and sent It to second In time
get McGllrs liner. and the pitcher go
to first. Ryan flied out TO Van Haltren
Dahlen sacrificed. Wilmot flied out t.
Doyle singled and Ward sacrificed
Doyle was caught ten feet from third
but Swartwood declared him safe. The
umpire got even, declaring Doyle Out
at the plate although. Jack got ham'
safely on Van Haltren's bounder. Full
Ter flied out: No runs.
Seventh Inning-Anson out, Rusie t.
Doyle. Lange struck out. Irwin out
Ward to Doyle. No runs.
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Rusie struck out. Farrell was caughr
mapping, and run down. Murphy ilrs
on balls. Burke flied out. No runs.
Eight Inning-Parrott got to second OF
out. McGill sacrificed. Ryan out a
first. No runs.
Davis fouled ont.
Doyle fouled out.
Ninth Inning-Dahlen out. Rusie t,
Doyle.
Wilmot singled to left.
Arson forced Wilmot out at second.
LANCE out to Doyle unassisted. NJ
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