The evening world., 1894-05-28
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Game Called in the Fifth
Inning on Account
OF Rain.
GIANTS IN RARE HARD LUCK.
Three Mon on Bases and No One
Out, Yet Not a Man
Could Score.
MIKE TlERNAN TO STEP ASIDE.
Camp, Late Of Chicago, to Come
On and Have a Trial in
Right Field.
MIKE HERMAN TO STEP ASIDE.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

NSpeclal 10 me Evening World.D
POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK, May
2s.-The New York Club has accepted the
terms Of Camp. late of the Chicago
Baseball Club.
Camp Is a fielder. He played second
base part Of the time last year for
Chicago. but most of his work was in
centre field. Early this year he was
released by Arson and went to play, in
sioux City. He Is a brother of Pitcher
Ward admired his play very much last
year, and 4 was upon Wards RECON-,
with. He will come here n have a
trial. II. satisfactory, he will be regular
ly signed. He Is a heavy batter, Is s feet
" Years. Teis sla' lS pounds and is twenty-five
rt GamP VII VII BE be put in right held and
vi A hi Inc ,.r sprinkle Il, from 55u}Riter h ply.
hour previous to the time OF calling
play to-day. and 1t was a most dubious
outlook for a contest. Plenty Of clear
directly overhead the grounds and back
IN the direction of Jerseys shore the
heavens were hung as II with a pail,
lery. was reverberating through the
Harlem hills.
1t looked as II a heavy fall of rain
might come at any moment.
Capt. Tebeau, of the Clevelands. was
among the spectators. of which there
were very few. Tebeau and his team
arrived in New York This morning. He
says his men can afford to lose n few
games. and at that not go down the
toboggan slide very far. The Cleve-
lands, he added, are not batting as they
should, but won their games through
their pitchers and fielding.
The teams were thus assigned:
New York. Brooklyn,
Murphy; S. paly: s6.
DoylC. In. Tredwny. II.
Van Haltren, CT. La Chance, ct.
Ward, Cd. Shoch. 3b.
Tiernan. RI. Burns, RI.
Burke, II. Foutz. ID.
Farrell. C. DALEY. c.
Rusie, p. Daub. p.
Hurst thought i pleasant enough to
play even though It rained. At Al New
First InningmMurphy; base on balls.
ond. Doyle out TO Foutz unassisted
tren out same as Doyle. No runs.
DAILY out, Davis to Doyle. The same
fate befell Corconn' Tredway base on
oa secon sHo fnni h,sa x ndV' Out. NJ D auhS' to
Futz. Herman foul flied to Shoch, over
third. Burke mad two bases on his
hit past second. Farrell out, Corcoran
Burns foul flied to Farrell. Foutz flied
to Herman. DALEY base on balls. Daub
out, Rusie to Doyle. No runs.
Third Inning. -Rusie singled past sec
ond. Murphy hit TO Daub, who threw
poorly to DAILY to stop Rusie. but the
latter was safe at second and 30 was
Murphy At first. Davis hunted safely
along the first base line and beat the ball
u to first. thus filling the bases and
nobody out. Doyle flied to inield to
DAILY. Van Haltren struck out. Ward
out, Daily to Foutz. and that elegant
chance to score gone forever. No runs.
La han struck out. DAILY f!eG 10
Ward. Corcoran foul-iied to Tiernan.
No
Fourth Inning-Tiernan flied to La
Chance. Burke flied to Corcoran. Far
rell out DAILY to Foutz. No runs.
Tredway singled to short centre. Schoch
struck out. Tredway thrown out trying
to steal second Burns out, Rusie to
Doyle. No runs.
Fifth Inning.--Rusi singled. Murphy
sacrificed and Rusie went to second.
Davis filed to Burns. Raining now very
hard. Rusie gets to third on a passed
ball.
Game suspended for a few minutes on
account OF rain.
Game called for thirty minutes.
At $40 p. NJ. the game was called.
II wal then raining harder than when
Hurst called for a postponement.
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