The evening world., 1894-06-09
One Of the Largest Crowds Of
the Season at the Polo
Grounds.
LANCE WORKS IN A HOME RUN.
Giant Battery, Meekin and Farrell
-.." Hutch" Pitches for
Chicago.
Especial to The Evening worid.)

Especial to The Evening worid.)
POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, June
9.-Ons Of the largest crowds Of the sea-
sor Witnessed the closing game of the
present series between the Chicagos
and New Yorks to-day. While the first
two games had been won by the Giants.
both were hotly contested from start to
finish, and this. coupled with the fact
that the weather was perfect. and the
afternoon a half holiday, had the effect
of crowding the stands.
The star battery, Meekin and Farrell,
occupied the points in to-day's game.
Jack Doyle's arm was in such a condi
ton that he asked Manager Ward to al
low somebody to I'LL his corner. and
Wilson was chosen to cover the initial
bag.
The Catholic Protectory Band enliv-
ened things by giving II concert before
the game fer over an hour.
Both teams marched onto the field to
hiLSic. "Arse" and his aggregation
were loudly cheered when they came
out for practice. The teams batted AS
follows:
NV York. Chicago.
MURPHY. ss. Ryan. RI.
Burke, II. Dahlen, 3b.
Davis, Cd. Wilmot, II.
Ward, %. Anson. ID.
Nan Haltren, Of. Lange, CT.
Wilson, Id. Irwin, IS.
Fuller, IF. Parrot. 2b.
Farrell, C. Schriver, c.
Meckin, p. Hutchinson, p.
Umplre--Mr. Swartwood.
First Inning-Ward started things by
fumblins Ryan's hot grounder, ami the
Dahlen his base on balls. Ryan goins 10
second. Wi!mot's long ny was Captured
nv Van HIltren huf Rv0p pnf m third
Arson SACRIFICED and Ryan scored.
Lanse ess smssh and a co S9rSsr between ,Ss o,r rish'
bringing Dahlen In before him. Irwin
was an easy victim for Murphy and VIII
son. Three runs.
hands, and was out. Burke singled be.
tween first and second. Davis smacked
one past second and Burke got to third.
BURKE Snia scored scored on @at the P play. Van sn0 Halt rem
out, PARROT to Arson. One u
Second Inning-Murphy dropped Par
son forced Pasrrott at second. schrivel
sent one to Murphy. and the Yale boy
threw to Ward. catching HUTCHINSON
pretty double play. No runs,
Wilson was an easy mark for Hutch
inson and Arson. Irwin nailed, Fuller.
4 1oPnag ny to back tns left II d ssla' t,. seGsss f ss" tw {
the air, which schriver took care OF
third Inning.-wlson fumbled Ryan,
grounder, and for the second time tn
G6n aSIes ia,,e5 so 10 to son nrst With Sp a mee eFfoF
Ryan out at second. Fuller made
circus-jumping catch Of Anson's lon,
1y to right, and the Windy City boy
Murphy sent a aF low liner line to short. whie'
Irwin stopped nicely, but failed to fiel
In time. Hutchinson hit Burke. and h
and Murphy were on first and seeon
Dahlen got !Dayis's foul fly. Psrro!
liner. thus spelling the Giants prospects
Fourth Inning-wilson made a cleye
stop OF Lange' low one; pnItting IN
rott's long fly and II went over the ropes
Polly scoring before the sphere was re
Hutchinson's liner was too hot &c
Ward, and Hutch" got to first. Schrive
put one. over the left neid fence, but
was foul. He then got to first on balls.
and fiied" out to shorty" Fuller. One rui
PARROT fumbled Van Haltren's slo'
grounder and Van got to first. Wilso
getting third. Fuller filed to Ryan. Fa,
rell filed to LANCE, Van Haltren scorin
on the throw in:
MeeKln singled 10 rtgnt, wilson gettn
second. Murphy got first, on balls an
corker into the left for three bases. WI
son, Meekin and Murphy scoring.
Eddie got caught trying to stretc
the hit into a home .,un. Arson thre'
him to the ground heavily. az h
touched him Cut. Eddie the kiclrc
"Anse'' on the shlns and for a fe
minutes II looked ms though n hEt
would result. Friends interrered. how
ever. "Anse" was Kissed loudly. For
runs.
Firth Inning.--Dahlen out. Ward
Wilson. Wilmot hit n pretty single
left. Anson's liner was pretty hot 4
Davis, but he recovered the ball
time 10 catch "Anse" ut frst,
Lange sent e ~two-bagRer 20 rigt
wilmot scoring. Lange was caught tr
Ing to score on TWINS Srcundcr. OF
run.
Davis was hit by n pitched bn nj
took Orst. He went to second on
passed bnii. Werd sacrificed.
Davis scrIy.f on Van HPltren's tw
bagger. 20 left. Hutchinson thre
wildly to second and Van got 10 thi.
made n sAfGu0f 10 centre.
Farrell ods! farrbit % Arson. rv
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