The evening world., 1894-06-04
CINCINNATI 8
new YORK 4
Herman, Davis and Rusie
Make Some WretChed
Errors.
GERMAN RELIEVES BIC AMOS.
New York Opens Well with a
Run, but Cincinnati Keeps
Right at It.
ARLlE LATHAM GAY As EVER.
Not Only In Temperament, but Raps
the Ball lust as He Did When
He Was Young.

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POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK, June
l.-Comiskey and his aggregation OF
ball-tossers from Cincinnati put in their
appearance at the Polo Grounds this
afternoon to show the Giants the article
of ball as 1t is played in Porkopolis.
"Arlie" Latham was. as usual, the at
traction, and he kept the crowd In good
humor by his funny antics and witty
emarks
The grounds had dried out nicely after
last nights storm and were in perfect
condition.
The crowd was not nearly up to the
average, even for an off day.
New batting %ork order was G,ps az follows:
Murphy, ss. Hoy, CT.
Davis, %. Mccarthy, 1b.
Doyle, If. Latham, 3b,
Van aaltren. CT. MePhee: 2b,.
Tiernan, ri. canavan, RI.
Burke. II. Smith, IS.
Farrell. C. Murphy, c.
mpire-Mr. swartwood.
FRS. Inning - Hoy sent al easy
grounder TO- Davis and was thrown out
a, first. MsCar.hy met exactly the
aions, past nrst f and d sHn n n stop q n untll 0h he
completed half the circuit. bug" Hol-
iiday sent an easy one to Doyle and the
Red went into the field. No
Murphy waited patiently and Dwyer
sent him - ~rst on four bad ones. He
was forced out at second on Davis's
gronnder; Dwyer hit Doyle with the ball
and Doyle went to first, Davis going to
second. Ward flied out to Hoy. Van
Haltren sent an easy grounder to Nc
first. Davis kept on towards home and
Murphy muffed McCarthy's throw to the
plate, Herman was sent to first on balls
and the bases were full. Burke wasn't
SLOW one to Latham, who threw Van
Haltren out at second, One n
Second lnning-MePhee raped a pref
Ganavan struck out. Smith dropped
Q short fly over second and McPhee got
home. Smith getting to second on the
throw to the plate to catch ''Biddy."
Dryers foul was taken care Of by
Farrell. One, run.
Smith fumbled Farrell's. grasscutter
smashed one in exactly the same place,
and threw to McPhee. The latter threw
to ftrst and a pretty double play was the
t tesion and mdpFP peSt cS Snother re one tn tne s asm !
He met his fttc =. syst. No runs
Third InnIns.-Hoy got to
balls. McSartny ;aent,o an 2 a. grounder
fumbled: Rusie then thre u wild to
catch Hoy at second. and the latter
reached. home and MCCARTHY second.
Arlie placed a corker into right field,
tempted TO steal third. but was caught.
Halliday flied out to Herman. McPhee's
foul fly was nabbcd by Farrell. Two
runs.
Davis waited and Dryer sent him to
first on balls. Doyle forced him out at
second. Hoy made q nice catch OF
throw, but nobody was there and Doyle
got to third. Van Haltren hunted in
front OF the plate and Doyle scored,
to plifer second, ending the run-gettlns
for New York. One run
Fourth Inning-Murphy handled Cana
vans grounder, and the latter died at
smacked It for a neat single past sec
ringer. but Wc.rd got It. retirins the bat
ter Ha al aTSt' MADE PSye q p strpfk r Snii No e TaGi,
Burke singled. smith fumbled FarreiIs
%grounder,. and the batter was safe.
and again the bases were full, with but
one out. Murphy's %grounder past third
brought home both Burke and Farrell.
was caught mapping at first on a quick
throw by Murphy. Two runs;
Fifth Inning-German took Rusie's
place. Hoy smashed a nice single over
%grounder to Ward. Latham sent a liner
plump into Wards hands. He sent the
sphere to first in time to catch Nc
Doyle out. Latham to Mccarthy.
Smith. Dwyer and McPhee all went
after Wards bounder over the pitchers
hesd; aHd between then al it got away;
second, Van tried to steal second. bur