The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-06
WESTERvELT
KNOCKED OUT.
Brooklyns Fall MeTcllessly
Upon His Curve; for
Two Innings.
THEN DAD CLARK Goes IN.
Five Thousand People See the
Last Meeting Of Giants
and Groems.
NEW Y0RKS LEAVE TONIGHT.
They Go to Washington to Try a
Series with the Baseball
Senators.
NEW Y0RKS LEAVE TONIGHT.
Especial to The Evening world.)

POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK, Aug
S.-Poor Dave Foutz. lengthy and ex-
tremely attenuated, with his neck
swathed In red flannel. was a doleful in
divioual indeed this afternoon as he
stood looking mournfully at the turn
stiles. There wasn't much to make Capt
Foutz cheerful. that's certain. His club
has managed to win four Of eleven
games played with New York, and 1t
was red-aot. at any odds, betting that
the Grooms would see the Giants galIop
away with the game this afternoon.
President Byrne probably feels as
clipper as a lark, and small wonder.
with nearly 5000 In his pockets as his
share Of Saturdays big receipts.
But David Foutx has to stand a heap
OF talking to when his Grooms get left
in q game.
The visitors were braced up to-day by
the return OF Tom DAILY to second base.
Then Kennedy is scheduled to twiri with
big. Con Daley to catch for him;
Jim Corbett was so elated at the way
last week when he was present. that he
visited the grounds az ain this afternoon.
But there wasn't anything like the
spectators We're present when the game
began. Batting order:
New York. Brooklyn.
cutler, rs. Griffin. Of.
Burke, II. Corcoran. SIS.
STAFFORD 3b. Tredway, IT,
Doyle, lib. Burns, RI.
Van iiaitren. Of. &. Daley, q
Murphy. RI. Shindle, 3b.
Farrell, q. La Chance, Id.
wtsis msIfeMst P Ems,t senneoS' p
= start faF ststf sdu' on s''S Bis fearful
to Third se allowed grimm nfaa to % feaeh shrd
easily. Gorcoran singled to centre, scor-
,,ffedway struck out. Burns sacrificed,
sn-rnd. DAILY flied to Van Haltren. One
out a esr Sst Pay ,S t. esns RpT s
lence and Fun" Stafford retrieved him
ball was fumbled long enough by Griffin
scored on boyle single to left, on which
,'Watd i!itsd an iSaeld f,y which Shin.
~ Ward 4sssb.S and DOe Ve6 a M9e
singled past nrst e0 and waara reaeaed
third; Ward scored while La C1a zee
trsn between frst and Second. Van was
bslleyEs throw 70 Tom Daily. Three runs
bS seoond innin ngie MT fhrsu hot
westeryelt's head at nrst. shindle. hit
e e, third. and forced DALEY at second on
A wild pitch put shindle at third
Kennedy. base on balls. Griffin; base
Murphy nied to Burns; Farrell {. out I,
SSoreoran to La Chance. WesteTyeit
sending .Westervelt TO third. On Burke,,s
MT to Daily, who fumbled, Westervelt
TGIored Fuller was run down between
Third Inning -Trelwsy base on balls.
Burns hit past first for a base. He
looked to be 2u! at second On Murphy,,ss
have 1t. Tredwsy reached third on the
DAILY hit to right for two bases, seor,
II and RSTss psieE tos'
scoring DAILY. shindle stole second.
Ss snsPs ssnss to thru ss 10Y
base and shindle scored.
sSdyancing Kennedy, to the middle base
then threw SeaatIfaily 10 boyle at fifst'
shutting of Corcoran. Four runs.
was ov an a d.
Ward foul-fiied to shiRdle. Doyle stole
second like a bird. Van Haltren's hit
10 shindle caught Doyle at third. No
rms.
Fourth Inning--Tredway. base, on
pals. Burns stnsled TO centre. ,edgiIg
fredway TO third. DAILY slapped a big
iaI three-bagger. to left Held ropes scor-
Daily dropped a safe ny to short right
and DAILY scored. Shindle. foul-nled to
poyIe. Lachance singled to left, Eehd.
ns Daley TO second. Lachanee reached
second on Burke's slow handling OF his
s nv, and both DALEY and Lachance
a.Irifiip hit TO deep right and Murphy
dropped II only because he ran into a
POST Corcoran hit to left for two bias 5,
me ball bouncing out OF Burke's hands
SUI Kennedy scored, while Griffin
nAched third, Tredway out, Fuller &c
bye, and qritln SCORED
stIredway klcked furiously, and Emslit
oSi Re him g sit down or he'd put him
biarke was put into pitch.
Ssarns out. Fuller TO Doyle. Sever
Murphy filed 10 shihdls in prett,