The evening world., 1894-07-24

Umpire-Mr Emsle
The Baltimores made their little bow
! first.
First Inning-McGraw couldn't do a
bit better than coax weakling as far
1 as Rusie's box. Amos nsbbed II and
made one of those dreams OF throws
and had McGraw dead at frst. Keller
did even worse, He pasted at the ball
with the intention OF lifting the stitch
Ing on the pellet but he only cut in and
around the ball and then sat down, out
on strikes Brodie rolled soft one to
Davis. which made the third out in
quick order. No runs.
Fuller succeeded in poking a funEo
foul: which fell athwart big Dan
there 1t stuck. Then Eddie Burke
socked hot liner to centre for a single.
PARK Wilson helped on the good work
by sending out rattler OF q hit to
left. which would have placed Burke on
third II Reit. hadn't blocked second do
.liberately. Burke stole third admirably,
but he overreached himself when Wilson
ran down to second and Robinson threw
to Reitz. who hurled 1t back to Robin
son and nipped Eddie foot from the
Second 1nning-Big Daniel Brouthers
Was amazed when on two of Rusle's
prettiest Emsl!e said Two strikes" Lit
being out OF his position in the box. and
already the fun had begun. Big Amos
gave the iiliputian McGraw the merry
Dan famed the atmosphere the fang
got delirious. Kelley raised the hopes OF
his rooters by lining out the frst clean
short to left, but it counted for nausht
as he was forced at second on Reitz'
soft bangor TO Rusie. who threw TO Ward
right. which placed Reitz at third, bu
he couldn't score run. for Robinson
went out Rusie to Wilson; No runs,
Ward flied safely to McMshon. Var
IIEl tTA hA an hl IL tor ~ an l..
one high Into the left field ether. anC
Kelley only had to walt unit! II fell plum
into his hands. Van was forced at sec
ond on Farrells bounder to McGraw. NJ
runs.
Third NATURALIZATION made himsel
solid with the local rooters by striking
out out McGraw base o., on balls, Keele
Fuller and shortly let II go through hi
hands like water through sieve. Nc
Graw ran to third and Eeeler reache
ers did nobly-for New York. He punte
an easy grounder 10 Fuller who had hin
2 nabbed easily at Wilson's corner NJ
|. runs.
Rusie struck out according to Emslie
a but the third ball was away above Rusie'
shoulder, and was ball II ever Their
was one. Fuller out, Jennings TO sronth
4; ers. Burke out. Via the same channel
: Fourth Innins-Kelley sent a sweet lit
tie ny TO centre which Van Ha!rel
. Reitz. who popped fly 10 short left an
Eddie was there all right. Jennlng
bounced one into Fuller's hands an
shorty" nailed him al tirst. No runs
Davis biffed peachy one, which Nc
Graw allowed to pass AS II II were con
tsgious. IL gave Davis second. The
Wilson poked one clear to left centre
which scored Davis, but Wilson va
put out between first and second b
Brodie Mcmahon and Brouthers an
Reitz. Ward out, Reitz 10 Brouther'
e Van Haltren out McGrsw TO Brouthers
< Fifth Inning-R Robinson an easy on,
!. Fuller TO Wilson. Ward made a bril-
liant lief hand stop OF McMahon's lo'
:. grounder and had Mac easily out a
,, first. McGraw singled to short lef
& Keeler flied TO Brke. No runs.
Herman nied TO Keller. Farrell has
on balls Farrell was forced at secon
ON Rusie's hit TO Jennings, who thre'
the Duke out to ReitZ. Amos gettin
=. first safely. Amos himself was the
1 forced to second on Fuller's groundt
10 Reitz who threw Rusie out to JeI
s nings, IA hi, OF reversing the order, that
! all. No runs.
/ sixth Inning Brodie slapped a bois
= erer TO Fuller. who hauled II in an
ut threw just as hot to Wilson. copperin
l. Brodie at ffrst Brouthers out, War
70 10 Wilson. Kelly lifted fly TO shoi
fright. which was good enough for