The evening world., 1894-05-30
ST. LOUIS 2
BROOKLYN s
FOutz Had Revenge on Yon
Der Abe for the Defeat
Of Yesterday.
AND WANTS ANOTHER CAME.
Big Crowd Of Baseball Lovers
Expected to Witness. the
Second Contest
ST. LOUIS HAD LITTLE CHANCE.
Bridegrooms Led from the First
Innings and Always Held
the Visitors Safe.
ST. LOUIS HAD LITTLE CHANCE.

Especial to The Evening World.)
EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN, N. Y,
May 3O.-While the turnstiles were click
ing this morning like a Waterbury, watch
running down President Won Der Abe
kept time with a refrain that ran Wen
Do It Again. and his best st. Louis
smile. Down In the home teams dressing
room David Scissors Foutz was -in-
presedvely solemn as he told his players
hat there were nine innings in q game
of baseball.
First Inning-Dowd took his place. hat
In hand, and Umpire Emslie called
Thine. batt-rup." Dowd hit tho lrst
ball straight into Foutz's hands and q
down. Frank was patient. N stein
gave him four very nice ones, Stein
threw to catch him mapping. Fouts
muffed. but recovered the sphere n
tried to head him off at second. Emsiio
called It safe. and the bleachers hcwJed-
out at first. Dave shot II home In time
to double up Frank at the plate. Ne
runs.
DAILY went to first by courtesy Of Clark
son. hut was forced at second by Cor
coran's slow g%rounder to Ely. Tom
stole second. Clarkson's wildness cor
first, Corcoran, stealing third and scor-
Ing a moment later on Grifip's sacrifice.
Tired taking second. Then Shoch put up
a high foul for Peitz. and It was an over.
Second 1nning--shoch attended to MI
ler,s baby g=roundar. Stein took care e
earv for shoch. No runs.
plate. SO Burns went to frst. he
throw to second. Foutz tried to sacr-
flee Burns home. but Tom fell as Ne
started and had to return to third
f Ra''f Rei,n pop %a sr r fy wa nnser Of 3 any Sss;
hypnotized Clarkson, who sent him 10
first on balls. He stole second, over-
Burns scored on the play. Diiic1
obliged with a foul to Peitz, when tic
crowd demanded great things 81 him
Third I~nn!ng-Rurn. located Ely's. ~
Miller to order for coaching Buckley e
dollars" Then Buckley hit to skooS
to DALEY. No runs.
by Ely IN great shape. ciarkseS Va
very wild, and Tredway got to first O
balls; kin second on g wild threw
Grifhn, stopped an i SaiSo witt with his y
and ambied 70 first. Shoch's hit %
short was felded to second, retiring
called him out on Buckley's throw. "a
Peitz and the hleachers groaned. While
Cant. Miller smiled grimly. Nc runs.
po eSdFsn liner Franks high a.'e Il Wa
eorsn's throw Of shugarrs. easy one.
Miller died hard at first owing to Cor
Burns looked vicious, but Peits took
care Of his little one, Foutz Jared better,
fer fe r Vent t To secS nigh on ana 4 f Iow t him : he ne
was nipped trying to get third on the
error. DALEY went to first on balls. but
Fifth fnninsScorcoran's tumble cost
a base for PETIT. Quinn gave material
for a double play, but Emslie wouldn't
threw low. and a blue flash slid 70 ssc-
ond. Ely jabbed one at Grimm, WIS
warmed 1t in hts glove. Quinn took
The bieachers called Buckiey.s lons
hit a foul. but 1t was a two-bagger. md
sent Quinn home. Corcoran attend
ed to Clarkson's hot srounder. O.
DAILY hit for a bag and spfintsd y
second on Quinn's poor throws He
Vacant vacant IN centre ieid. ~Si.s
Melted two sacks. Tredway sent A9hiSk
ny and shugart nlpped It. catching Corr
Quinn was in the way OF Grinin's
bounder. One run.
sixth Inning-Dowd flied out : Trad
l %Sy' hit R"Y burns Mas i trap s'eT the the, scrssmsr
at first with a quick throw In. Miller
fungoed TO Burns. No runs.
Shoch wouldn't hit at out-curves. and
walked to first. Burns was treated like
wise. and David sacrificed them ahea0
a bag. Daley sent a beauty TO lett.
Shoch scoring. Con stole second while
the Browns were blushing and THINKING
about II. Then Stein swiped one to- deco
centre. Burns sliding fifteen feet 10
score or the throw In. Daiy looked a.
Daley reposing on third. and sent him
home with a daisy cutter to left He
was collared at second by buckley
Three runs.
Seventh inning. Griffin filed to .Pietx
Quinn fouled II Daley. Ely reached frat
Buckley reached first. Ely going to Sec
ond. Clarkson struck out. No runs.i
Corcoran flied to Frank. TreadWAy
reached first, but was forced by Griffin.
who was aug stealing second. No runs
Eighth Inning-Dowd hit for three
bags close to the pavilion. Frank flew to
Griffin, Dowd scoring on the throw In.
Miller singled. Peitz flew out. One rum
Shoch's daisy hit along the leftf0uI
line was labelled ''one bag" He slid
prettily to second. while Burns an
swere1 implorins appeals by striklnk out.
Shngart made a great catch of FoutHt1
liner with whiskers attached. DALEY
fouled to Clarkson. No runs.
Ninth Inning-Quinn singled to fiHnf-
Ely forced him at second. Just escapInx
a double play. DAILY captured BucEleV>1
pop-up. and Corcoran handled Clark
sons hit, rrtiring the side. No runs-