The evening world., 1894-06-16
Raped Out a Slashing Three
Bagger While Three Men
Were on Bases.
AND DAVIS MADE A HOME RUN.
II Wasn't Really Worth that Much,
but He Was Lucky to Have
It Poorly Fielded.

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK. June
M-"Wfl the Giants get the rubberr'
was question which was asked many
times by the incoming spectators at
these grounds this afternoon, when the
New Yorks and Pittsburgs met to decide
the third and last game of their first
series.
The best attendance by far in weeks
was that Of this afternoon. and the
Giants were rooted for In mastery fash
Ton. Perhaps 5000 spectators were pres
: ent when, at 3.3o-the new time of play
suggested by "The Evening World"-the
Y game began. The teams were placed AMI
batted in this manner:
IA New York. Pittsburg.
2lnrphy, 90. Smith. II.
1syyiis assnIs asSnl:y. y.
Ward. 20. Lyons, 3b.
Tiernan, RI. Bferbauer. 2b.
Farrell, G. sugden. C.
Umpire-Mr. Stage.
Ths "Clinkers'' began operations.
First Inning.-vigorous kicking began
vt once. showing that the game was
ture to be battle royal. Ward asked
6taSe to order Donovan to remain
eeated on the Pittsburg players bench
until his turn to bat. Stage did SO. but
Donovan refused % t, to move; When thing things
70 sit down, but demanded that Shorty
ssneh Witch u sesa Stage I'll likewise Wis aeT did smith
Burke BUR- Isra grabbed. ne poSovan az % basted h''a
cuckoo back Of third to short left and
Burke could only get 1t on the bounce.
h II allowed Capt Donovan to rest at
HrQt and he made a ranIfal steal nf o.
ond. Duke Farrell throwing two feet
over Murphy's head. Beckley, slapped
out ricocheting bounder which jumped
I up over Burke's head and Donovan
D scored. Beckley made second on this
1lghtning sprint after Stencils high fly
path It Just in time. Lyons punched a
ing deep fly which slammed kerplunk
galnst the seats OF the Coxey army in
9urkevilie, and Beckley crossed the
on the biff. Glasscock fouled out. Two
Nisol either r, couldn't Is n, g, or wouldn't tcs;
Fhe little chap got first on balls. Nicol
WAS then summarily called from the
pitchers box and replaced by Ehret.
Fhen the crowd howled Ironically for
Edown to firstf on four way on ones.
Then jack poye Gne made Seso OF
Ximself He banged at the first ball
Tired" pitched and It went by the ropes
1t the lower end of Burkeville in left
nsid. clearing the bases and landing
on. but those were juicy runs, and
psrhSPs c,1sS ,1bSSeks,nburger; ,,S Of scSStburg
Nicol too quickly by far. Ward flied
TO Smith. Van Haltren soaked one Of
Ehret's strstghtest to right centre. ant
On Tiernan's .three-bagger past second
g centre. which Stencil monkeyed with
,sS.s rs ba f. ans ss Amo, n esns ans. Ht hit nD by
man and the entire team up to the bat
husie filed to Stencil and Tiernar
.scored before the throw in. Murphy out
inning was over, sure enough. Only ST,
runs.
Second Inning-Bierbauer filed out tc
Tiernan. Sugden flied out to Van Hal
hard to Doyle, Who made a gioriou,
stop, and ran across the bag. putting
Burke oSs fOulea ot ts sugSsn N9 Davis
neat one to right and made hrst com
fortably, Doyle flied to Blerbausr.
ward lined The He bs ,ii.9 out this time ap
right and Davis reached third Will,
Capt John made two bases Van Hal
tren base on balls. just the same al
He flied to Bierbauer No runs.
Third Inning-Smith an easy out
Ward to Doyle. Donovan, base on balls
Beckley flied to Burke. Stencil hit Il
Murphy. who threw to Doyle, but tn,
ball went high. and Jack had to jumJ
OF the bag for II. Donovan, embolde ret
by this. started for third, when he wa
Icieverly thrown out by Doyle to Davis
who made a great catch OF Jacks lonl
| throw. No runs,
| Lyons made an error in handling ant
A throwing Farrell's easy hit and the bat
y ter was safe. Rusie singled past thirt
showing Farrell to second and on M1r
A phys timely sacrifice. Ehret to Beckley
Farrell got TO third and Rusie 10 second
Burke flied to Smith but that didn't pre-
vent Farrell from piling In a run. Davis
foul flied to Beckley. One run.
Fourth Inning-Lyons flied to Tiernan
hnd so did Glasscock. Blerbauer out
Mard TO Doyle. No runs.
u Doyle fouled out to Sugden. WarC
HE'D to Smith. Van Ha.tren out, Bier
bauer 20 Becklcy. No runs.
Ff,hl Inning. .-sugden sent bounce
yRod filed 20 Ward. Smith broke nj
turnnd was out on hit which rolie,
mma'yie; Donoven out 10 Doyle unas
hsn lisd 70 ponoyan. Farrel
reafse % Smith. A thunder-aiofm wa
4 fo1 feneds and the New Yorks ap
ANXIOUS 20 lluish un me lnn!nI