The evening world., 1894-05-01
"A SIS Suit Of Clothes That the
Giants Beat the Orioles at
! the End.
THE $500 BATTERY IN AGAIN,
Little Murphy Shows Early In the
Game How to Double
I'm Up.

POLO GROUNDS. New York. May l.
The sixth. and. for the present. the last
game between Baltimore and New York,
was played here this afternoon. HI
Orioles have played such havoc with the
home team. so far, that doubtless the
fact that the New Yorks will not meet
them again soon is not causing any sor-
row in the New York camp. Capt. Ward
has not yet. however, given up hope Of
taking the seasons series from Balti-
more.
Talcott. OF New York. and Won der
Horst. Of Baltimore. got to discussing
the relative merits of their teams this
morning. and before they got through
a SIS suit OF clothing was wagered on
the fnal standing OF the two clubs. II
Mr.. Talcott wins all his bets for the sea-
son he ought to be close to q millionaire.
The teams batted as follows:
New York. Baltimore.
Murphy. -. McGraw. IS.
Ward. Oh. Keller, r.
Van Haltrcn. 81 Irodie, Il,
Tternhn, RI. lirouthers ID.
Davis, 81. Kelly, II.
Connor. ID. bonner. Oh.
burke, H. Jennings, ~.
Farrell, c. Robinson. G.
MerkIn, ?. Mcmahon. >.
rmpire-Mr. Lynch.
The Biltimores went to bat first. Nc
Graw hit safely for a starter. Keeler's
sacrifice sent him to second. Brodie got
his base on balls.
Brouthers hit to Murphy. who touched
second and threw to Connor. making a
neat double play. No runs.
Murphy REACHED first base on four
reached second on Keeler's tumble,
Murphy going to third. Van Haltren got
four balls. The bases were filled and
Ward aud N,urnby scorad n N rrisrpnn,s
two-bagger. Davis's single brought Van
Haltren and Herman In. Davis. was
run down between first and second.
Common walked to first on four balls.
Burke forced Conner out at second.
Farrell forced Burke out at second.
Four runs.
balls. Burke took in Bonner's fly. Muir
ply threw Jennings out at first. Muir
rhy made a fine running catch OF Robin
sons fly. No runs
Murphy followed with a two-base hit.
Ward fied to Bonner. Van Haltren hit
10 Bonner. who threw Meekin out Mt the
plate. Murphy was thrown out Mt he
third Innine,-McMahon went to FIRST
on balls. McGraw hit to Murphy, who
threw to Ward; retirirg MchahonL Me-
scored on Brodie's hit. .Rrouthers hit
to Common and died at first. Murphy
threw Kelly out at first. Two runs;
Herman flied to BrodIe. Bonner threw
Davis out at first. Conner foulcI out to
Robinson. No rms.
Fourth Ining-Bonner struck out. Jcn-
nings made n scratch hit. Robinson
drove the ball to left for a single, Me
Mahon struck out. McGrnw flied to
Herman. Nc runs.
Burke hit to McGraw and was thrown
out at first. Kelly took care OF Farrelrs
fly. Meekin was an easy out at frst.
No runs.
Firth Inning. Kceler went out on a fly
to Burke. Brolie sent a sharp single to
LEFT. Davis took in Brouthers's high fly,
Brodie tried TO steal second. but was
easily thrown out by Farrell. No runs.
Murphy drove the ball 70 left FOR a
single Ward hit safsly and Murphy
Ward scored on Van Haltren,s hit
Van Haltren stole second, and CON
tinuei to third on "A high throw. he
came in on Tiernan's single, Davis niei
out Common made a safe hit, burke
died at FIRST. Two runs.
sixth Inning Murphy made n clever
one a stop OF Kelly's hit and threw
balls.
Jennings forced Bonner out at second,
Murphy throwing TO Ward NSn RAJ
Farrell was thrown out at irst,
MeekLn went out the same way Muir
ply flied out to Bonner No runs.
McGraw went to first on balls keeier
forced NcGraw out AT second Murphy
to Ward.
Farrell took in BrolIe's foul fly. No
run .
John Ward got rappSb on the shoulder
by "a pitched ball and Went 10 hrst'
lie at once stole second base. Van
Haltren sacrificed. Ward scored on Tier
mans safe drive.
Davis sent the nall to right for. q
single. Common foulei out. Burke HE'D
out to Jennings, one run.
The game was concluded as follows;