The evening world., 1894-07-30
SEVEN RUNS
IN the FIRST.
Charley FarrelpS Home Run
Brought in Four Of
Them.
ROUGH ON PITCHER TAYLOR.
Tanning Goes Into the Box in His
Place and Proves Quite
Effective.
THAT IS, FOR A FEW INNINGS.
Than the Giants Open Up on His
Curves an.-Wel,, the Score
Tells the Story.
THAT Is, FOR A FEW INNINGS
Special to Ths Evening world.)

BASEBTLL GROUNDS, PHILADEL-
PHIA. July 3O.-A mighty strong dee
CATION of New York rooters occupied
the front row seats in the grand stand
this afternoon when the last game In
the present series with the Quakers be
gan.
They were Treasurer Eddie Talcott,
Judge COLON and several other fang
from the metropolis. MIR. Digby Bell came
into the grounds with the team. lie
was Immediately bounced upon by the
Judge" and Treasurer Talcott, and
hauled into u seat in 'rooters row.
New Workers. Ielt II was II case OF
must win this afternoon. and there was
IA prayerful hope that Boston would
make IL three straight from baltimore.
The teams batted and played in TINS
way:
Fuller, SIS. Hamilton, CT
Burke. II. boyle. Id.
DAVIS, 3D. Cross, 3b.
Wilson, c. Delenanty. H.,
Van Haltren. CT. Grady. c.
Herman, rf- mailman. 2b.
Farrell 1b. sullivan. So.
German, q. Taylor. y.
umpireEMr. Hoagland.
New York, as usual in this town, went
into the field, and the Quakers batted
first.
First Inning-Hamilton. base on balls.
Boyle slapped a Douncer to Ward, anu
went out to Farrell Cross hunted, and
was out at first. Hamilton scored ON
base. Thompson tiied TO Ward. one
run.
Fuller base on balls. Burke fled to
Thompson; Fuller rn made saru, giif tee
pushed a peachy one to right, Mnich had
, English on it so hard that Thompson
couldn't get Il, and DAVIS made first
easily, while Fuller scored. Wilson fol
lowed this UP by, Singing to left.
passed bail gave third to Davis and sec
ond to Wilson. Ward hunted one to
sullivan; whiea he fum6;e ,sd 6eautifg u
third and Johnny got to irst, Then
Van Haltren hit to Cross, who threw TO
the plate to catch Wilson. but Grady
threw badly back to Cross, and Wilson
Tlernan's hit to Taylor. which bounced
against the pitchers knees, AMI -
was safe at first. Three runs and only
Eddie Talcott was radiant, Duke
Charles Farrell slammed the pellet over
the centre-field fence. A dandy hit for a
that. Seven runs, and still only one
out--great! German out, Hallman to
Boyle. Fuller out. Cross to Boyle,
Second lnning-Fuller made a fine stoI
OF Grady's bounder and the latter was
out in jiffy. Burke dashed like a race
n nHrss a en, to long .f ny een na HA Eai
v van out. Fuller to Farrell No runs.
Here some changes were made on tht
| Quakers' side. Tanning went In TO pitch
| Cross went behind the bat Reilly Wen
| to third.
burke flied to pelehaptNy: Davis sy, out
s Tlampsob to No Roy runs wilson "'e' Il
Third inning-Fanning lined dead
straight one to Fuller. ana shorty
G!ung to Il Hamilton r 9T1, DAVIS ayd b t,
was plainly out at Farrelrs base, but
Myopia Hoagland couldn't see II. eros:
belted the ball to left for base ant
Boyle b to S 10 s es or
base Thompson's hit to Fuller was
brilliantly stopped by shorty" and h
just tagged second base in the nick o
time TO nail Delehanty. One run.
Ward out, Tanning to Boyle. Van Hal
tren has.ed one to sullivan and he, too
died at first. Tiernan flied to Hamilton
Fourth INNING lilly flied out L
Tiernan. Mailman siashed one to Davis
and then went out quickly TO tirst
sullivan soaked swift, clean sIing!
| to right Tanning base on balls. Ham
ilton out to Farrell unassisted. NJ
Farrell struck out. uerman flied {
Thompson. Fuller struck out y, No runs,
German. Cross hit for two bases. II
scored on Delehanty's fine two-bagger I
centre. Del Sc red on Thompson nm
single. Reilly out, Ward TO Farrell
Ha.lman out, Ward to Farrell Tw
runs.
Burke punched corker to left, clos
to the foul line, and made two bags oil
he Then Davis had a lot of luck on hi
hit to sullivan, who threw to Boyle, am
the latter muffed. Burke reached third
| He scored on Wilson's single. The!
Ward hunted infield and beat the baI
out on Fanning's throw to Boyle, VIII
again dropped the ball Davis and VII
son scored on Van Haltren's single, bu
on the thow in Ward scored as Reille
let it 20 by him. Herman flied to Boyle
Van Haltren scored on Farrell's beltln
the ball for two bags to centre. Gel
IN -,insled To lcft advancing Fare
TO third. Fuller flied to Thompson. an
on the throw in Farrell scored. Burk
struck out. six runs.
Sixth Inning sullivan flied to thiItl
Farming died 10 Van Haltren, HAM
ton flied to Burke. 40 runs.
Davis hit RIO two bases and the
dashed on 10 third as Reilly was n
where near the base. Wilson out, Hal
man to Boyle. Ward foul-iied to Reilly
Van Haltren flied TO Hamilton.
runs.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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