The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-25
LOUISVILLE 6
new YORK Is
Davis Starts In with a Biz
Homer In the Very
First Inning,
FARRELL CHIPS IN ANOTHER.
The Duke" Sent the Ball to
The Duke" Sent the Ball to
the Carriage-Shed, Scoring
TIVE Men Ahead
HAPLEss COLONIES NOT IN IT.
Few Spectators Take Little Interest
In the First Game at the
Polo Grounds.

POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK, Aug.
1.-The double attraction at these
grounds to-day did not promise at the
opening game To fetch the throns In any
great numbers. The attendance was
astonishlngly small considering the extra
feature OF an extra game. Bus the Ken
lucky "Hikers" cannot draw the money.
and that is why even two games was
not sufficiently strong bill to make
people journey so far to see ball.
The teams batted and played in the
first game as follows:
New York. Louisville,
Burke, II. Brown, CT.
Davis. 3D. IT. Pf nfs' u ab.
Doyle, Id. Flaherty 3b.
Ward 2b. Smith, r.
Van Haltren, CT. Gutenberg, lib.
Fuller, IS. Zahner, IS.
Farrell, c. Grim, c.
Meekin, p. Nicol, p.
Umpire-Mr Hurst.
Louisville batted first.
First Inning - Brown out, Ward to
DOYLE. Clark base on balls. He stole
second. Pfefer flied to Herman and
Clark reached third. Flaherty out, Davis
/, to DOYLE. No runs.
Burke. base on balls, Tfernai out,
Pfefer to Gutenberg. Burke stole from
dToppea q one into Bur S" and A'i i
Vile dared 1 to tos. the bs ou. IN Of A" sar
third on Wards sacrifice. Doyle scored
on VIM Haltren's single to short. Full
Ter out, Pfener to Gutenberg. Three
Second Innins-smIth base on balls.
Gutenberg hit to Davis, who fumbled
a anf .sre s; wdy Smith sseS to ih p
Gutenberg at Second. Grim base on balls.
and the bases were filled Nicol hit to
Davis. who had Lut enberg out at third
Farrell, base on balls. Meekin. base on
balls. Burke singled. scoring Farrell
Herman foul nied to Gutenberg. Davis
III to z "a foecins Burke. Davis out
Third Inning-Brown struck out;
Clark singled TO left and was forced
at second on Pfeffer's srounder. Fla
Doyle base on balls. He stole second
Haltren out at first; Fuller hit to Zah-
nsr. %ho tried to na,l .I poye At he plate:
the carriage shed at the end Of the field.
II was home run. and Ward and Fuller
scored ahead of him. Meekin out at first.
70 su .ts. sseona Four n nn.e out
Fourth Inning smith. base on balls.
A passed ball placed him at second
Gutenberg out at nrst. Zshner singled.
.sicol flied to Boyle. Brown out at
first. One run.
Tiernan singled and stole second. Da-
yis hit a tgo.saser scoring Tiernan.
Doyle stole second and third on Grims
poor throw. and Davis scored, Ward
singled. Fuller flied out. Ward caught
mapping of second. Farrell base on
balls. Meekin fiied out Three runs
Fifth Irning.-Cisrk singled, Tiernan
making a fine stop. On Pfeffer's hit to
fine throw by Van Haltren. Pfefrer
Burke. Smith grounded to Fuller, who
fumbled. Pfeffer scored while Ward.
Fuller and Doyle were running Smith
down. One run.
Burke out at first. Herman hunted
safely for a base. Davis hit to 2ahner,
who had Tiernan out at second. and
Pfeffer doubled Davis at FIRST. No runs.
Sixth Inning-Lutenberg singled to
George to stop. zahner hit to Fuller,
who fumbled. Gutenberg scored on
Grim's single. Nicol struck out. Brown