The evening world., 1894-05-09
X IA.
BOSTON 3
BROOKLYN 7
BridegroOmS Surprise Them
by Opening Fu'iously on
the Champions.
Five RUNS IN THE FIRST.
Lovett's Curves Soft for His Old
Companions in the City
of Churches.
FEARFULLY WILD THROWING.
Hub Men Unable to Get the Bal
to First with Any Degree
Of Accuracy.
FEARFULLY WILD THROWING.
Especial to The Evening worid.)

Especial to The Evening worid.)
EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN. May
with as strong an attraction In base
ball as the pcnnant-holuing Bostons on
the cards to face tie Brooklyns this af-
ternoon. 1t must be said that the attend
ance was wofully disappointing. Per-
haps some excuse nay be found for this
In the fact that the Brooklyns haven't
bee. doing any neat tricks of late In
the great National pastime.
The memory OF yesterdays awful
Waterloo in Philadelphia was still pain
fully fresh In the minds of the talent at
home. AMI they evidently feared to
make the long journey to the edge of
Jamaica Bay and witness another
slaughter OF their pets.
The batting order was as follows:
brooklyn. Boston.
DAILY. Oh. Lowe. %,
cOrcoran. ~. camel, IS.
Tredway. II. Duny. ct.
Grihin. CT. Matarthy. II.
Shindle. 80. Nash. SD.
Burns, RI. Tucker, ID.
bailey, Id. Ramon. RI.
klnslow, @. Merritt, {.
Kennedy. y. Iovett, D.
U~mpire-Stage.
First Irning-Lowe was extremely
easy fruit for Kennedy, as he could
barely put the ball to Corcoran. The
barely hit the ball to Corcoran. The
dian at first. Camel made IL IA heap DIFF
%ferent, though. when he raped the
pellet In the eye into deep right and
chung To third base before he stopped.
Griffin. acting captain. made an obsti-
nate kick on some obscure point, which
Stage never bothered about. an took out
his watch to put the time On Griffin.
The latter yielded, and strobe back to
Burns. but Charley CAMEL had the
plate cut in half with his feet right foot
before the ball came back, and when Il
did 1t bounded oyer Kinslow's head as II
gobhled with avidity by Griffin. one run.
Tommy DAILY had his peppers brushed
up for Lovett, his old comrade. and he
planted down to left. Mccarthy had to
run to get beneath 1t. but, he mufed
It and DAILY was at second. Corcoran
shorter to right for three bases.
The few f3ur-Ply rooters were already
Mccarthy, and the dunpy, fielder grabbed
It and held it.. and held the two red
legged Brooklynites. too. on their bases.
Shindle sent a t~wo-baser to right. on
which Corcoran scored. but cannon threw
Tredway out. Shindle made second
on the throw. Burns base on balls and
DALEY also. filling the bases. Kinslow
nailed a screeeher to left, whiGa Me;
Burns and Shindle scored, Kinslow going
to second. Daley scored on Kennedy's
hit TO Nash, who threw Wild 20 TUCKER
permitting Kennedy to reach first, Kins'
low tried to reach home, but was thrown
out by Tucker. Five runs.
Second lnning,,Nash flied to Tredway,
Tucker Z. was 81 hit ey a pitched ball .I Ban n
Griffin and Tucker was thrown out II
his effort to steal third, He was furi,
GUS. The air had an indigo halo sur.
mounting his head. No runs.
Nash made u gorgeous stop Of Days
sizzling bounder, and Tommy. OF Brook
lyn. was out. But Capt. Billy made q
ssqT dd throw Of SorSorSn.s MT i
the mob beyond the fence. and Cor
coran capered home. chuckIing like q
cherub. The way Brooklyns were play
ing tag with the boastful Bostonese wa
Fucker. Grifin's fly was like a sponge
in Bannon's hands. He squeezed II
long m lovingly. one run.
Daley. Lowe as quickly died. Kennedy
70 Daley. Camel foul-nied to Daley
Shindie singled along the third -bast
line. and Nash tried hard to have stag,
call II a foul, but failed. Burns flied L
Damon Shindie tried TO steal second
and on the throw "own Merritt hit, stag
die retraced his steps to first. He tried
i again. and this time Merritt uippct
him s~plendldly, Camel covering second
DALEY flied to l.ovett. No runs.
Fourth Inning DUFFY out. short &c
first. Mccarthy flied to Daily. Nash out
Shindlc to Daley. No runs.
Kinslow struck out. Kennedy singled
10 centre u was forced out by DAILY
at second by Toms hit to Nash. Daly
stole second. Camel stopped corcoran's
grounder beautifully, hut he threw
wretchcdly to Tucker. and DAILY scored
while Corcoran was safe. The latter
was caught trying to steal second. one
run,
Fifth Inning. Tucker foul fled Ia
DAILY. Bannon flied TO Tired way, MGR
rift also fiied to 1rcadway, who made a
star catch, No runs,
Tredway fou.~d To Merritt. Grimm out
Camel to Tucker. Shindle touIed to Mer'
rift. No runs,
Sixth Inniny-Lovett singled to short,
Lowe foul hied to Shindle. Camel
forced Lovett at second on his hit tC
Corcoran. Duny forced CAMEL at the