The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-07
His Curves Batted for Sixteen
Runs in Three Innings
Then He Retired.
BUT STEIN IS Different.
Baltimore's Heavy Hitters Have a
Hard Time Of 1t Landing on
His Shoots.

Especial to The Evening world,)
EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN,
Aug. This IL the time all New York
Is hoping that Brooklyn will win two
straight games In one afternoon. 1t Is
not that the Polo Grounds cranks are
particularly anxious to see the Bride
grooms ascending the League scale.
Oh! no, but then two victories from the
orioles would place that team PROSTATE
to be troddpn under the foot of Wards
gallants.
Therefore 1t Is that many faces rarely
seen on these grounds. but more familiar
to the Harlem pasture. are ornamenting
'bleachers and grand stand this after
noon. And every man jack Of them Is
roofing for Brooklyn. Ft
The first game was started at o. clock.
with the following batting order: 80"
Brooklyn BALTIMORE -'s
Griffin. CT. Kelley, If.
Iredway: II. Brouthers, Id.
DAILY, 2b Brodie, CT.
Earle, c. Reitz, 3b.
shindle, 3b. Jennings, IS.
La Chance, 1b. Robinson. C.
Underwood. p. Mcmahon, p.
Umpire, Mr.. Emslie.
First Inning-Kelley went to first on
four bad ones. Keeler's drive was too
hot for Shindle, and he was safe at first.
Big Dan Brouthers lifted q single that
Tredway couldn't reach. The bases were
full. No one out. Bonner fouled out to
Earle. Brodies scorching double over
third sent Kelley and Keller across the
plate, and put Brouthers on third.
Reitz flied out to DAILY. Jennings out at
Grimm ~ funsoed out to Brodie, corco-
ran obliged Keller similarly. Tredway
base on balls and stole second. Burns
tried to make second on his single. and
Second Inning Robinson singled to
left. Corcoran's tumble of Mcmahon 8
and both safe 'o Ksey fons
left for base filling the bags Keller
filed out to DAILY. Burns fielded
b sssS RG to the ss Plat s but too M
single to centre. bonner took third on
Brodie's single. Brodie stole. second:
Jennlngss easy bounder and Bonner
bagger scored Reltz and Put Jennings
pitch: MeMshon s ended sE' the IN inning BY
Keller. made brilliant catch of
DAYS Dial sizzling liner, Earle out At first
Chance struck out: No runs.
Third Innlng-Kelley hunted safely.
Keller went to first, being hit by ball
ner base 1 on balls. % filing III the bases.
Brodie's single scored Kelley and Keller
6 6a.ls, Jennings hit to shindle. who
La Chance, who muffed. Bonner scored
out at first McMahons two.bagsel
ss,f s.e 4, on Keiey's single. and i looked
hseler's fly, however. Seven runs.
.n Tthde er remained IN the game de
thrown out al first by Bonner. Gr!fiir
T T,nsss throw Corcoran base on balls
sSsrsSS in Du BSrn.: y saf M runs Sr0d'
Fourth Inning-Daub went into the DO,
fhor n Brooklyn. Brouthers hit the frs
S oa,i pitched for a single. Bonner struel
re.l all over, himself while the orlol
R ReItzs c.oud-trimmer. Jennings force'
,Dsy filed Se oat to Ke G FSnS Earle singled
90 sco DID Reitz La Chance sacrificed, Earl
haired aIiSe on Daub's single. Griffin base o
EEails' Corcoran ditto, forcing Shindl
Two rredway out at first by Bonner
Fifth Inning-Jennihgs hit to corco
nin., VINO made wild throw and Jen
I,ngs got second. Robinson sacrificed
winnings scored on a wild pitch. Nc
Sn aa s out at FIRST, via Snindle. Kelie
III nrst by La Chances error. Keele
'nppown out by Corcoran. one run.
sn nurns singled. Daily fouled to Robin
fun on and Burns stole third on an al
sgInGpt to catch him at second. Earl
Pusleu, and went to second, Will
Psrhs was run down near the plat,
douSe tried for third. but was also ru
Snn; No runs.
sixth Inning-Corcoran made a fir
Ro op and throw OF Brouthers's hard hi
Burnnser out at first. Brodie flied out /
sIns No runs.
,saindle flied out to Brodie. La Chanc
ouI te e Daub sacrificed. Grimm file
$40 Keller. No runs.
RosgneInth Inning-Jennings filed on
and sISnni out at first. INKS went to bl
on Ensled Kelley singled. Both score
0isd heeler's three-bagyer. Brouthel
Jsne.3 Cotcoran. Two runs
eoran'Hhgs male a circus catch of Co
Sarns a, liner. Tredway out at hrs
broAth lnning-Bonner out at frs
% Rs,,nit by pitched ball He score