The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25
GIANTS START
OUT MOLLY.
Two Runs in the First and
Two in the Second
for New York.
MEEK|h AGAIN IN FINE FORM,
0riolee PIT TN Brilliant Qamo
Orioles Put Up a Brilliant Game
in the Field Against Good
Stick Work.
EMsLIE ERRs. BUT IS FORGIVEN.
BaItimore's Great Effort to Get Back
to the Front in League
Standing.
special to The Evening World

POLO GROt NDS, NEW YORK, July
%. The baseball public know good
thing in their particular line. and that
Is why they turn out in such big num-
bers when two teams like the Giants
and Orioles are stacked up against each
other
An cbony-faced negro applied for free
admission to the grounds, claiming he
was born with a caul, and WAS the sew
enth son OF a seventh daughter. Arthur
He'll hustled him into The grounds and
fitted him out with a linen duster, an
American flag and white plug hat.
II the Giants fail to win with this
quaint mascot they will get razzle -daz-
cling sure
Yesterdays defeat of the "Baltys"
served to put every bodys appetite for
| ball on edge and most OF the 800 spec
tators present this afternoon expected
to see the Giants gallop off with the sec
ond game In the current series. The
batting order follows:
New York. Baltimore.
, Fuller So. McGraW, 3D.
| Burke. IT, Keller, RI.
| Davis, 3b. Broils, CT
| Wilson, Id. Brouthers, 10.
| Ward, %. Kelly, ".
Van Haltren, cf Reitz. %.
| Herman, RI. Jennings. So.
Farrell. e. Robinson, L.
| Meekin, p. Gleason y.
Umpire Mr.. Emslie.
First Inning -McGraw was the first
Oriole to fall under the deadly influence
OF that queer mascot. his ny to left
dropping right into Burke's mittens.
| Keller followel quickly on his grounder
to Fuller, who had him cuppered at
! first. And then shorty" duplicated his
play by mailing Brodie's bounder and
s ,hs IT to 1Sns In time TO capture
shorty did lace it out and no mistake
! when he pasted "A blazer past Jennings
for base. 1t was too Iwinsyn FOR
Jennings although he tried hard enough
OF OF second nao Eddie e' B 'H singled to right
Keller. in trying to catch Fuller at the
plate, threw badly. the ball bounding
over Robinson's head Fuller scored.
Burke meanwhile got to third. George
Davis scored Burke on his single past
bounder to Jennings forced Davis at
second. Van Haltren drove safe ny to
risht centre. which sent Johnny to third.
Herman flied to Brodie. Two runs.
second Inning-Brouthers singled. Kel-
ley struck out, I;eith out at trst
advanced Big Dan to second. A passed
ball sent him to third, and neat but
not gauiy single of Jennings showed
him across the plate. Jennings reached
second wilson dropping the BAH; wnicn
Meekin threw poorly. Robinson lltted
trcn played out for and captured arts
'I Farrell was on 70 Kid Gleason's in
shoots and belted out a hot liner to
short for base. Meekins hit TO Reitz
forced the Duke at second. Shorty
basted the pellet right in the cheek to
Meekin to third. Burke flied TO Reitz.
Davis did the elegant. He slammed a
no, one to short. which got away from
Jennings, and Meekin and Fuller both
4. t1. h n -
Wilson flied to Reitz. Two runs,
Thru Inning-Gleason flied to Ward.
McGraw did the same to Van Ha!tren,
and Keeler dlttoed To Burke. No runs.
lialtren lambasted sauCy two OaEger
to the Burkeville fence. Herman sacr'-
need. Reitz TO Rronthers; plaGinE Van
McGraw, who made capital running
catch. No runs.
Fourth Inning -Broiie out, MeeNin, to
! tited TO Ward Reitz singled TO short
centre, sending Brouthers 10 third Jen,
nings out. DAVIS to Wilson. No runs.
Meekin lifted fly way back of short,
to- Fuller pasted a single past short tC
left. Burke's hit to Reitz was incl
iiclded. and Fuller was out at second
: lille Jennings doubled Burke at first
Fifth Inning Robinson out. Fuller /,
Wilson, Gleason flied to Burke. Me,
stole second. Emslie being charged with
myopia. Even Keeler threw his bal
down, ready to go into the field. keelel
flied TO Herman, and the fans" torCo'
and lorgave Emslie. No runs.
Davis flied to BroGie who captured II
by a brilliant running catch. Wilson
singled on slow hit Ia third. War,
nied to Erode Van Haltren flied Il
ReitZ. No runs,
, SiNth Inning Brodi" singled. Brouth
ers flied 20 Burke Kelley struck out
and Rrodic was doubled Al second OF
7 his attempt TO steal. No runs.
Herman flied tn kecler. Farrell
|, slaUei Corking single pos, short att
stole second. Meekin sacrificed tn,
: Duke to third. FULLER toul h!ed - Nc
Graw. No runs.
seventh Inning Rciiz singled Jen
rings singled past Ward, and sent Reiu
t. third, Jennings getting - second OF
I the throw in. Robinson fied to Burke
and Re!tz crossed the plate. Glcsso
struck out. McGraw flied 10 Herman
one run.
1 rurNe singled past second.
n Davis fiei 20 Ceatre AM Burke got I
thi;i, whi,e Davis scooted to second,
SCORE BY INNINGS.
! Baltimore % 10000