The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-25
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PHILADELPHIA q
BROOKLYN 8
Second Game Of the Quaker.
Bridegroom Series at
Eastern Park.
WATCHED BY 1900 PEOPLE.
Eoutz Tries What Change Of
Players at Short
Will Do.
STEIN AND TAYLOR, PITCHER.
Home Team Thought II Weather
Could Do It They'd
Win To-Day.
STEIN AND TAYLOR, PITCHER.
tspeclal to The Evening World,

'spec'al 10 Ire evening WORLDLY isf
EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN, April
e5-It was fine day for baseball hers
this afternoon, nd the opinion was ad-
vanced that IL the Brooklynn couldn't
win on such a day they would5 have 9
slim chance for the pennant
The Phillies came on the field this az
ternoon with the confidence born OF sue
cess. They think they have as good
chance as anybody. these Phillies. ana
they mean to play the string. = ssssi
Barring accidents. we will be within
hailing distance nj the finish." said one
Of them to-day.
About 1900 people were present to-
day: corcoran's playing has been =
poor for the past few days that Shoch
took his place at short.
The batting order: 1--WE
brooklyn. Philadelphia
DAILY. %. Hamilton ef fs
Grimm. CT. Mailman 2b
Schoeh, 10. DeIehanty, H. Hst
Foutz. III. Thompson. ri.
Burns. RI Cross, 3b
Shindle, 1b. Clements, 9. sial
Tredway II. Taylor. p. &
klnslow, C. Boyle. Id.
Stein, p Allen, 50. ~
umpire-Mr oRourke.
Dave Foutz again chose the field. 20
ton was an easy out. from Stein TO
Foutz. Mailman raped a single Dele
hanty and Mailman were retired on Q
hs ou, doS6ie play e. by pb Shosh DAILY ana
DAILY began for Brooklyn by taking
first on balls. Griffin beat scratch hit
TO first. shoch hit safely to right. fiiiing
the bases, with none out
For the first time this season there
was joy In Brooklyn.
ront a, struck ,o out B 9 and shGea
gave way to gloom. No runs for Brook-
. Ign.
fce Clements got base on balls, but
was forced out by Taylor.
Thompson scored on Kinslow's throw
to f first on balls. taylor was s put out
adelphia. 80;
home. Stein flied out to Allen. So d1
DAILY rI;r One , run for ,,d Br9 3, r..s
Hamilton grounded to Foutx. Mailman
sent safe drive to left and stole SEQ
ond; Delehantys easy fly was caught
Hamilton caught Gritfins fly. Shoch
flied out to. Mailman. Foutz fouled out
to Cross. No runs for the Brooklyns.
| Fourth lnning.-Thompson sent a SIM
Gle to left and got second on Cross.s
sacrifice. Clements flied TO Treadway.
who double Thompson at third. No
! runs. w.
Brooklynltes out in order. No. runs.
Fifth lnning-Shoch threw Taylor out,
Eouta took in Boyle's foul. Alien flied to
Burns. No runs. -
After two out. DAILY got first on balls
and stole second, but Griffin nied 70
, Mailman. No runs.
| Sixth NATURALIZATION went to FIRST
on balls. Mailman forced him at second
and was himself thrown out trying to
steal. Delehanty filed to Tredway. No
, runs. 80.
one-two- three out for Brooklyn. No
! runs. =
Seventh Inning-Cross's base hit was
the only feature OF Philadeiphia's hale
. No runs
Shindie made base hit and reached
ON Tredway's hit, the latter going TO
third on Delehanty's poor throw to the
Stein sacrificed.
DAILY nied to Delehanty. Grifin's hit
Griffin stole second. Shoch went out,
Taylor to Boyle. Three runs for Brook
| Ign,
Eighth Inning-Allens two-base hit
gave Philadelphia her only show. No
runs
Foutz made a single and was put out
trying 10 make II double. Burns hit
safely, stole second and scored on Shin
dies hit. Tredway made a double, Shin-
die going to third Both scored on
Stein made single and DAILY was hit
by q nitched ball, filling the bases
Griffin forced DAILY at second. KinsloW
crossing the plate. Shoch flied. out.
Ninth inning. Thompson made three
base hit to, right and was allowed 70
score, Kinslow not going behind the
bat One run.
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