The evening world., 1894-07-20
PHILADELPHIA
At BROOKLYN.
Kennedy in Magnificent Form
Up to the Fifth
Inning.
F0uTz TRIES CATCHER EARLE.
Bridegrooms sho1 Up Well, Con.
sidering Thtir Crippled
Condition.
DAILY yEEREO sY THE CROWD.
Wouldn't Strike at Good Balls and
Had to Tai e Seat on
the Bench.
DAILY JEERED sY the CROWD.
Especial to re Evening WORLDLY


EASTERN PARK. B..OOKLYN, N.
Y. July 2o.-The Srodigal Grooms, weary
Of the empty htsks which have been
their portion dur ling their absence from
the home grounds, returned to-day to
feast upon fatter veal OF the most deli
cate and concilihtory sort.
Willy President Byrnes knew just what
to do when he caused the Homecoming
of his mutilated; heroes to be turned into
IA special ladies day. Davy Foutz S
gravel-stained Ipets could never have
the heart to even try for a victory I'M
less encouraged by the smiles and
cheers of Bropklyn's girls.
Philadelphia furnished tough propo-
sition as a starter In a series at home,
and few OF the bleachers talked hope
fully OF victory while watching the
Quakers cavoft In preliminary practice.
Arthur Irwin; inquired with mock anx-
I i , Is lend you a pitcher. Mt.
mo, THANH YOU" replied Brooklyn's
serene official -'
well, well, you must have a new one
TO spring" was Twins sally; "your
stock Is pretty we'll used up.'
The battipg order was as follows:
Philadelphia. Brooklyn.
Hamilton, IF. DAILY 2b.
Mailman, 2b. Corcoran. IS.
Delehanty,;lf. Tredway, II.
Thompson,; IF. Burns, RI.
Gross, 3b.J Foutz, 10.
Boyle, h., Shindle, 3b. .',.
Sullivan. S.. Shoch. CT.
Buckley, c. Kennedy. p.
Taylor, pj Earle, c.
Umpire MIR. Emsle
First Ihning-Hami,ton's patience got
him four bad ones. Haliman forced him
at second. and DAILY snapped the pellet
to Foutz making a neat double play Del
ehanty didn't have 70 hit it. but strolled
70 ..l,,ts, ...tf a IL.
son on first. too. Cross out. Kennedy 70
DAILY sent one straight up. which Buck
Ley Ley, ndiled Corcoran couldn't beat his
mighty Tredway slammed a hard liner
at Thompson, who corralled it. No runs
Second lnning-Boyle out at first.
sullivan's daisy cutter, Mailing him at
first. 1t was Tredway's lot to be where
Buckeyes fly was sailing for but he
miscalGulated it, and the batter was
Burns did the statue act while three
beauties cut the plate. Foutz was
hhnPsd st by sull dsd throw Of his
rT rhsa rsve f"nsesa mt
after Hallman's slow grazer and got II
oeeurr s si sir any Se Ne runs funeral
Shoch reached first by courtesy Of
Taylor, and Brooklyns new catcher,
Earle, took his first stand at Eastern
coined. and hunted out. Just after
Shoch had gone to second on a muffed
ball by Boyle. Roaring BIZ Kennedy
then put his b bat against asnt the ball for
plate on the first hit of the game. He
went to third on the throw-in of Days
long fly out. Corcoran out at first. One
run.
=, Fourth Inning Nothing could hold
Tredway stopped i and prevented a
homer. Cross sacrificed; Boyle popped
up a foul to Earle. Sullivan stopped an
inshoot and walked TO first. A quick
pass to second drew Thompson to the
plate, where he was touched out. No
runs.
Tredway contributed lallah to left
for two pillows. to start things with,
and went to third on Sullivan tumble OF
Burns's hot 81, under. Scissors sent
flee fly, whi,E shindle duplicated. Shocn
put Tommy OH third with a sure single
past second Rnins slid home. while
Shoch stole second in toboggdu style.
;"ns.
Fifth lnning-Burns ran hard, and
Buckley's hard fly reposed in his fms.
Taylor made, Tommy work by sending
another which Burns also caught. Ham
ilton singled to left and stole second
brilliantly. Mailman got four Wide ones.
He went 10 third while Hamilton scored
on wild pitch. Delehanty walked to
Foutz's corner and stole second. draw
ing the ball for Hallman to steal home
Deehanty's fly was cinch for Tired
way. Two runs.
sullivan didn't move step to throw
Kennedy's grounder over to fret. DAILY
wouldn't hit good ones, and was jeered
as he sat down. Hallman got under Cor
corans alleged,hy. No runs.
sixth 1nningE-Cross obliged Corcoran
with baby. fy. Boyle, out at first.
third cushion when Buckley hit for
throw killed Taylors chances. No runs.
Three Quakers tried to stop Tredway's
base Burns duplicated his statue act
Tredway was caught stealing second.
Foutz soaked n double to left. Shindle
forced him at third. No runs.
seventh Inning-Hamilton spanked a
single past Corcoran. Hallman's bunt
sacrifice advanced him. but Earle's
snap throw nipped him .purlolning third.
Delehanty struck out. No runs.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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