The evening world., 1894-09-03
Van Haltren, Burke and Herman
Slammed Out Home Ruiz
Hits That Counted.
MEEkIN AND CLARKE IN FORM.
The Reds Couldn't Do a Thing with
Them and Jouett Retired the
Side In the Third.
,specisl to The Evening World

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK. Sept
3.-Some insidious schemer carefully
pasted n score OF screeching posters all
about the Polo Grounds announcing a
crank convention, but these efforts did
not lead astray the cranks CT cranks,
who filed into the grounds In comfort
able numbers by 10 A. M.
stu. II the two games had been ar.
ranged for the afternoon. a larger
crowd would, no donbt, have been pres
ent when Umpire McQuaid called play In
the third game of the present series
with Cincinnati.
The batting order Of the first game:
New York. Cincinnati.
Burke, H. Latham, Jb.
Davis. 3b. Holiday. II.
Doyle. lib. McPhee, 2b.
Van Haltren. CT. Caravan. RI.
Fuller, S.. Comiskey, Id.
Farrell. Q. Smith. -.
Meekin. p. Fourier, p.
Umpire-Mr. McQuaid.
New York went to bat first
First Inn!ng.-Burke flied out to
Smith. Tiernan's high fy was mpffed
oat though Put comsses tssd TO
cemiskey. No I runs. 'u'' f'0'"''f 10
Al La them ,sf.s 70 Van Hsl.ren nSys
sssf Hoy Hss a angle sh4 to Ffs
HSTEs out 1ns at second MoPhee flied to
Second Inning--Doyle struck by
pitcher. Wards third strike was muffed.
Doyle going to third; having stolen sec,
Ward w Scored resting cn van at s R Kit
to right. which Canavan juggled and
Van reached second. Fuller flied to Nc
Phee. Farrell flied to Holiday, but Van
aNnrA1 MnAk Tod 20 Thraa
Merritt out. Ward to Doyle. Canavan
struck out. Comiskey out. Fuller to
by Latham. and Burke was safe. Tier
mans single advanced him 10 third.
% rs peSa s. .n r saa Bs s Tier
Wards single scored Herman and
brought them all In. Fuller shot one
rell's fly was almost scooped by Hoy.
Meekin's In the same place was safe,
and all the corners were filled again.
returned in time to catch Farrell at the
plate. Herman fouied to Merritt. Davis
out at first. McPhee to Comiskey. Seven
Smith struck out. Fournier dittoed.
Fourth inningSDoyIe got four balls
again, but died at first when Hoy
trsn died ton to Me OF a No runs run "
hunted successfuily. McPhee out. Davis
San Roy yIeve Me No runs ny landed in Tier
Fifth inninsoFuiIer out. Smith to
Gomiskey:. HOLIDAY held Farrell's fly,
Mssan Snt e .n smh NS filed to
Fourier fouled to Burke. No runs;
Sixth Innins-Burke flied to McPhee.
score by straddling Doyles hit. Ward
nisd to Holiday. One run.
Latham flied to Fuller. Hoy got four
a Rss y t i McPhees hi settled Hon on
liday the same way, No runs, ,uon go,
Clarke tripled to right scoring Farrell
Doyle's hit to Smith forced Davis at
second; Three runs. OIL c
singled. Comiskey out, Fuller to Doyle.
Smiths double scored Caravan. Four
nier struck out one run
Eighth 1nning,Ward out. Holiday to
four balls. Farrell flied to Caravan
Latham out, Fuller to Doyle. Hoy
McPhee flied TO Davis. No runs.
Ninth Inning-Clarke, four balls
Burke out on his bunt, Herman
pumped homer behind the score
board, Clarke and he scoring: Davis
out, Smith to Comskey. Doyle out 10
Smith. Two runs.
Merritt filed TO Burke. Caravan, out
Fuller to Doyle. Comiskey flied TO Burke
No runs. -
SCORE by INNINGS
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