The evening world., 1894-07-27
HOME RUN FOR
CARTWRIGHT.
Tail.EndsrS Seem 10 Have
BrooklynS at Their
Mercy.
MERGER QUITE / PITCHER,
Kennedy's Curves Batted Rather
Freely, but the Bride
grooms Slow.
"KICK" OVER ( DECISION.
Emslie's Ruling Made a Difference
Of Three Runs to Foutz's
Team.
CHICK" OVER ( DECISION.

SPECIAL to The Evening World y
EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN, July
g7.-After Boston. Washington-from
leaders to tail-enders! Yet after pound
ing the beaneaters into several kinds
Of jelly II does not follow that the Sena-
tors must bow to be similarly jeliied.
And the visiting team echoed these sem
timents. a perfect day II was for base
ball and few cooler places might be
found than the zephyr-kissed stand at
Eastern Park.
A special ladies' day announcement
served to bring out Il great crowd to the
upper tier. More enthusiasm was dis
played at the appearance of Foutz's
men than after their return from the
West :.
1t makes a great difference how prod
igals are fixed when they return.
Washington showed up In sort of
neutrality-suspicious. RIG of sombre
black boomers, with q patch OF white
hung about the chest section like the
bullet resisting coat that Herr Holz
wears Just a change Of luck, as Man
ager Schmelz put it.
The batting order:
Brooklyn. Washington.
DAILY, 2b. ward, 20.
Corcoran, SO. Joyce, 3b.
Tredway, II. Iiassamer RI.
Burns, RI. Abbey, CT.
Foutz, ID. Mcclure, g.
Shindle, Sd. Setback. II.
Griffin, OF. Cartwright, 1b.
Daley, c. Schiebeck, IS.
Kennedy. p. Mercer. p.
Umpire-AIr. Emslie.
was '1 nailed by TreGway. Daily ssas
Joyce's slow roller to Foutx on time.
Hassamer singled. He scored on a
three-bagger by Vermonter Abbey. Nc
and hgsged second pillow, Abbey scor-
Ing. Setback, base on balls. Mcclure
scored on Cartwright's single over sec
ond: Kennedy threw to Foutx. who
second. Three runs.
Dali, out at FIRST; Ward dealt similar
y with Corcoran,s dribble. Tredway's
Second Innins-Corcoran shot Sell
Mercer famed out. Ward base on balls.
Joyce,'s single put him on third. Foutz
closed on Hassamer's ny near the pa
Burns fouied out to Mcclure. routz
| died at nrst. kindness OF Joyce. Ward
nipped Shindle at the initial sack. No
| runs.
THIRD Inning-Foutz dropped Corcoran's
poor throw OF Abbey's grounder, and the
Senator reached first al right. He stole
|
out. Abbey stole third. Seibach fouled
to Shindle. Cartwright struck out. Nc
| runs.
his grounder was fieided to lirst on time
Then Con DALEY welted the ball fol
on Roaring EiI Kennedy,s sacrifice
Fourth Inning -schiebeck flied to Crit
fin. Mercer struck out, but Emsli,
didn't see 1t, and Mercer finally soaket
the ball for two bags Ward fouled t.
use sch R hurled corcoran's SLOW
roller TO first, and Tommy died. Foul
Tredway., Burns forced him at seconc
and should have been doubled on SHE
beck's throw, Cartwright muffed It
and Burns went To second. Foutz SEN
him home with single. Shindle foulet
Fifth Inning-Hassamer struck out
Abbey filed to DAILY. Mcclure hit t.
Fout2. No runs.
Grifln,s liner. Ward muffed Daley,
GERS tumble OF kennedy's srounder
Kennedy reaching frst. paly singled
tielded it home, retiring DALEY. Corco
ran ran out OF line and was called gu
at frst although Cartwright muffec
ruled the side out after three men hac
crossed the plate. No runs,
Sixth Inning Selbach singled. Cart
wright wclted the pellet over rightnelC
fence for homer. Shiebeck fiied Il
DAILY. Mercer. base on balls. Ware
flied out So did Joyce, Two runs,
| Tredway out at first. Burns ditto
Foutz Hit for two bases. FOutz out a
| plate trying to score on Shindle's sin
gle. No runs.
Seventh Inning -Hassamer singled
He scored on Abbey's thrrs-bagger. Nc
lGuire singled, scoring Abbey.
| Seebach's hit forced him at second
Cartw right out at first. Setback scoreI
on Foutz's wild throw TO third.