The evening world., 1894-05-11

Ward's Timers we're very buttery IN
h. n%rI Ra,sm R"s i %n. ss sf.y E%Fb FGS1ydfhF, hi, 'p I'd
Conner, who throw him out to Wester-
>"lt. who coy red The base. one run.
wilson coul Int get any wings on his
slow death IN his daFh to first. Wes-
tcrNclt worked his optics to good pur-
pc" hnl he wasn't deceived by a single
hi"ise on 1alis, Mu,phy forced Wes,y
out OF hts short roller TO Sullivan:
Murphy wns thrown oIt trying to steal
Fourth Inning sullivan made a mad
dash for FIRST on his hit to ward, but he
nrvrr Got TIER. Tehean Ent one right
h"nu, too, joined Sullivan on the bench.
aud aj.atn It was a case Of no runs.
They didn't rattle puglale At all when
foui. "IugEy' Just clamped his digIts
on the bah, and there 1t was glued for
k"eps, Van l~Inltr-n hit the hall fast
enough AMI hard enough, but IT went
over which MIR. setback holds SWAY lin
right Held. AMI Van ~IIaltren said never
Il word. Ticrndn accommodated Catcher
! ward. and Dug held 1t. No runs.
iifth Inning Cartwright secured first
by '"cinS patient and waiting for Wester-
sacrificed, Ward to Common. but that
great. big chap, Cartwright, was safe
at third. Home he came. too, on Rad
frnd's little wcaklIng to Davis, who tried
hard enough to catch him at the plate.
| Joyce forced Radford at second. and was
In turn caught tapping on first. one
run.
Davis Just tipped n roly poly one to
Petty and never got AZ far as within
speaking distance of Cartwrlght's base.
tonnor was quite as Easy IA mark on
his HI to Sullivan ana he too retired.
BEDFORD made n regular fireworks stop
ana catch of Rurlte's clustering bounder
TO short, but. Burke got the base by
Just an eye-lash. No more. Wilson
ment. for he foul-fied to Setback back
of the first base. No runs.
Sixth Inning Dugdale hit like a San
dow to centre for a base, but then came
n real old hard,iuck play for washing
ton. Abbey lifted a fly plumb into Roger
tonnor's hands at first and all Roger
had to do was to step on to the canvas
AMI put Dugdale out as well as Abbey.
1t was the softest OF ~"doublea." Sulli-
van would't strike at any Westervelt
slung In, and he took his base. Tebeau
Now 1t was about time for the Giants
to take "A reef in their biceps and get
their batting lamps trimmed. Wester-
gei s,,h began an eesu i fully. and planted sivn 2
field. Murphy capped the good thing
along by. shooting a slow bounder to
Petty. who threw badly to second, and
lluyler was safe at that bag.
But what II pity Westervelt was
caught slick as "A whistle trying to steal
third. n Ward tapped a real old fungc
Cartwright. Van ~IIaltren did the elegant
on his safer past first, which showed
Murphy over to third and landed Var
himself Mt first.
squeeze that run of Murphy's In. and al
MANY more AS they could convenient,
handle. 1t all depended on Michael Tier
nan now Could he do the trick Well
II. Iil n 1itt1a fnurnrlg ~ In waited IA mr.
stood at every hillock.
Davis was the lad, that scooped the
away, into centre, and Murphy and Var
Haltren both scampered home like rea'
good boys. Tiernan g%alloped around tc
third IN the hit and George himseli
rested mi when he reached second,
Then up came Roger Conner. and his
hit TO Cartwright off first was 50 badly
handled that Herman scored and pavi,
ran on 20 thi d. Burke flied to Abbey
but that was forgiven. Three runs.
Seventh lnning-Selhach base on balls
Cartwright advanced him on his safe hi
to Connor. who threw to Murphy to Mi
Sclhach. hut failed. II was "A close de
cision, though. Petty sacrificed, Wester'
welt to Conner.
scored Selhach and Cartwright. That
was bad. Hadfori got to second on Var
Haltren's throw to the plate. Joyce GU,
to Connor at first unussisted. Radfort
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by Wilson and Davis Two runs.
Wilson had rare luck reaching first or
Jovce's rank mum Of his easy hit tC
third. Westcrvelt raped a beauty by
first into right field, and shove Wilson
right along to second and getting frs
himself nicely.
Murphy hit a soft one between first and
second and nobody was there to nab H.
and so Wilson scored hands down, Wes.
tervc.t going over to third. and Murphy
himself, trotting along to second.
And nobody out. HOoray,
Ward sacrificed and Westerve!t scored
Murphy reaching third. Herman out
Van Halrren flied to Radford. Tiernar
out. Sullivan t. Cartwright. Two runs.
eighth Inning-Daugaale out, Ward &c
Common. Abbey foul-flied to Wilson.
Sullivan flied to Burke. No Runs.
Davis flied to Radforl.
Connor hit TO short centre for tive
bases.
Burke sacrificed. Radforl TO Cartwright
and Common scooted along to third.
Wilson out, Joyce To Cartwright. NJ
runs.
Ninth Innlng-Tebeau singled to short.
F-anw Ward TO the bat In place o
SelhaCh,
Ward struck out.
Teheau out trying to steal second.
Cartwright filed out.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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