The evening world., 1894-06-07
STEIN HURT
BY A Liner.
A Hot One from GlassCOckS
Bat Tore His Fingers and
Disabled Him.
GASTRIGHT TOOK HIS PLACE.
Four Runs Scored by the Smoky
City Lads in the Third
Inning
BRIDEGRoOms GOT RATIFIED.
Their Opponents Kept Them Pretty
Busy Chasing Two and Three
Base Hits.
sR'OEeRooms GOT RATIFIED.
special to The Evening World,


EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN, June
THE first real good weather the base,
ball boys have had in nineteen days'
served to enhance the pleasure OF the
first meeting of the season to-day be-
tween Davey Foutz'5 Bridegrooms and
the PIttsburg Pirates.
1t was ladies' day. too. The fair sex
took advantage of this fact. They were
present In goodly numbers.
Ihe rooters were on hand early 70
watch the preliminary work. The fact
that the Pittsburgs have O long lead on
the home team and are brand new az
far as Brooklyn is concerned, added iiI-
terest to the game. Notwithstanding
the protracted rainy season the grounds
are in excellent condition.
Smith. the Smoky city.s loft iie:der, q
on the sick list to-day. His pace wiz Be
filied by Schie5eck. Smith was badly
shaken up by a collision with Long yes
The order OF batting Is: ~
Daily. 2b Schiebeck. II.
Gorcoran, ss. Donovan, TT :.
ddrfiaiMay: Grimm, cf, H. stsnssiy'' sssSsisiy' Il -.
Shlndle, 3b. Lyons. 2b.
Burns, RI. Giasscock, ss.
Foutz. Id. Bierbauer, ab.
Daley. C. Mack, C. Hfff1
Stein, p. ktllen, p. S,
Umpire-Mr. McQuaid.
First Inning-shiebeck was FIRST to bat
and died. shindle to Foutz. Donovan
S p r6a ss ts nscfss Gas pnSs passa
easy one to Griffin. No runs.
Daily opened for the home team by.
flying to Beckley. Corcoran was easily
way caught the crowd with neat sin-
gle to left centre. Grimm carromed off
Beckley. making first safely and adj
Shindie drove n hot two.baerer IN LEFT.
scoring Tredway and putting Griffin ON
third. Burns struck out. One run.
Second Inning-Stenzel drove q clean
brought in by Glasscock's single to left.
Lyons fouled out to Daley. Bierbauer
got to first on Days error. Mack went
out. Stein to Foutz. Mock flied to.
Fouta struck out. Daley and Stein
died easy In the order named. No runs.
Third Inning.-Schiebeck was hit BY
beck to third. Beckley's three-bagger
scored schiebeck and Donovan. Lyons'B
single sent Beckley home.
Stein Completely on his feet. He tried
to stop the bali with his right hand,
His fingers were badly torn. Gastright
was put In his place.
Mack singled, scoring Lyons. Killenl
DAILY. Corcoran and Tredway were re-
| tired handily. No runs.
on DAYS error. Beckley base on balls:
foul line scored them both: Lyens
brought In Stencil on q hit TO left, but
was killed himself trying to steal sec
end. Glasscock base on balls. Bier
bauer pushed another into left for two
Mack out. Corcoran to Fouts. Three
Griffin and shindle were given bases
on balls, Burns's single to left scored
Griffin. Foutz singled, scoring Shindle.
Daley base on balls. One OF Killen's
! fingers gave out at this point and Gum
bert was sent to the boz. Gastright
! flied to Stencil. scoring Burma DAILY
struck out. Corcoran filed to Lyons.
Fifth inning-Gumbert struck out.
Schiebeck drove for three bases and
scored on the throw-ln from Donovan's
ny to Griffin. Beckley flied to Corcoran-
Tredway struck out Burns fouled to
Lyons and Foutz fiied to schiebeck.
No runs.
sixth inning s.-stenxei flied to Tredway,
Lyons singled to left and made second
on Dailey's passed ball. 0lasscock's sin-
gle scored Lyons. Glasscock stole second
and scored on Bierbauer's single.
Gumbert base on balls. Schiebeck fiied
| to- Corcoran: Two runs.
to Mack DAILY ned to schiebeck. No
runs.
Seventh Inning-Donovan singled.
| Bsckley forced Donovan at second,
Stencil ssrodk sinSlsd fnisd Lyons base on balls
Bierbauer ned to Tredway. No runs
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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