The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Lno!her Case ot Slaughter,
Neekin'S Curves Be-
ing Easy. ~
|Y|CHOLsA HARD PROPOSITION.
Duffy and the Others Can Line
the Ball Out, but Our Boys
Are Way Of.
FULLER IS AN EXCEPTION.
|He Seems to Be Able to Crack the
Snhnrp Everv Time No Eooc
FULLER IS AN EXCEPTION.
lie Seems to Be Able to Crack the
Sphere Every Time He Goes
to The Bat.
(sp.cisl to The Evening World)

| TON, July 2l.-A red-hot thunder and
lightning storm made things somewhat
feverish here about an hour before the
game. and the chances looked bit dubi-
ous that the grounds would be in decent
shape enough to play. Phoebus, the sun
god. poked his nose out of the clouds
Finally, AMI with the plentiful use of
sawdust the diamond was in passable
condition.
The teams played and batted thus:
New York. Boston.
Fuller. SIS. Lowe, 70.
Burke. IT, Long, SIS.
Davis, 3h. '. CT.
Wilson. Id. Mccarthy, l e
T Wa1d Ha az. CT. T nanRen. IF r.
riernan. RI. Nash. BIB.
Farrell c. Tenney, G.
Neekin. p. Nichols. p.
Umpire-Mr. McQuaid.
First Inning-"Shorty" Fuller got
tie encouragement when he was pre-
r1ted with His base on four OF Kid
tapped out "a clinking single past short
10 left, which put Shorty at second.
PAWS ba atts., q gre, to Lowe,
S" Burke nf "e out s second, and e@
doubled Davis at fuckers base in
brll,nt doub BILE play. Wilson flied out
70 Lowe. and YOU see that was good
Lowe was an easy out on his bounder
10 Davis, who hadn't to move to get 1t
down to Wilson. Long fied beautifully
centre SI loesed ~ SO That he didn't stumble
and miss it. Duffy whanged out a
creamy single back of second to short
cool Eeaneater should do. He hit slow
" to Nari, and the Hubites didn't do
any better than the visitors. No runs.
Second Inning--Ward lifted fine fly
that Mccarthy stood waiting for and
froze to. Van Haltren changing the
order of things a little flied out to Ban
non in right field. Tiernan came to the
front in gorgeous fashion. He basted a
light field But, We gods. Duke Charles
Farrell had to lift the ball skyward
end then 1t fell. Hughey Duffy basketed
t for keeps. A little hard luck. No
runs
Tucker banged liner which Shorty
ecooped up and soaked to wilson, nail
khor, ny TO left field and kept Bannon
first. Otherwise 1t was good for
w 20 bases. Nash sacrificed. Davis TO
q third. Wilson throwing poorly to
5 oags Trnny Mel to R 'Sen and 1T
Third Innlng.-Meekin struck out: FU'-
or fou'ed out to Tcnney. Burke flied 10
Iia lam i vas short and bitter as
Nichols pushed one on the ground to
Ward, who had him pat at Wilson'S
ror1er. Lowe oul-hed off first to WI
Fen, long showed a ripper to Fuller.
VINO nabbed llerm at first No runs.
four'h lnning-Duffy stood just in the
pot that Davis belted a fine high fly
20 centre and George was out number
one. Wilson hit to Long. whs threw a
MI nlEn to Tucker and Fear thpAiT let
! go through his fingers. Wilson then
TTtenl pied to steal second, and was out
,onlan in The stand believed Mcouaid's
gTeo sion was right. Ward out, Long to
Tnckor. No runs.
y, bury wasn't satisfied unless, he h't
S vI}, he ala after he had two strikes
called N him. 1t counted for a home
rnn McCar,hy ut Ward t. Wilson.
nm InninE-Lowe muffed hot liner
rom IN" nos" of Van Haltren's bat and
IT. error placed Van safely at first.
%hl'h Nash fumbled and Mike was at
TNi easily while Van was at second
m..,,h Yards 70 spare. Farrell struck out
- twice trying to hunt and making
,%o tous which counted for two strikes.
ful err is hute. He slapped n peach
~ snort 10 left which scored Van Hal
80. '.' '1llbWeu Herman 10 bdllop uONn
y, second. \ passed bah put Mike at
n'G. and shorty at second. Burke flied
% b"nnon, one run.
,,Nasu poked difficult Erourder 10
n2it which Fuller couldn't field we'll
uI NaSn vas safe at first. Tenney
,aarrup"d q fly to deep right and Herman
when after II in his customary man
tE Nirh"ls's hit TO Davis forced Nash
second. \ short top up fly which
law. cropped behind second put Nichols
n 'hlrh. as nobody was round Ia
mach H. for New York. Lowe stole
r, ,"lI' long raped dandy two-bag-
10 short centre and Nichols and
,',onmt scored. Duffy base on balls. Nc
rL',N pasted tUo-baEEer to left,
r.rm'.h brought In Long and Duffy Far
" Hl'i" a corker of a running catch of
r} GGN"rS fy back of first base Four
. with Inning DAVIS singled past first
'na"h NED tn Bannon Nard flied Ia
. ['" 49,, Van Ha!;ren flied 10 Bannon.
anaHnon drove fine long fly behind
M ilaltren and got three bases on IT,
. - flushed one beyond second. sending
o on ION home and reaching first with
Men Tenney belted one Of Meekin.
bc.stttutHst, over the right field fence. A
in 'TuIul nome run, for Nash was sent
tldr,, Irsu OF him. Nichols singled past
'a' lie was forced at second on