The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
rice. Davis raised high fly to centre

thrice. Davis raised high fly to centre.
No runs.
., Fourth F., Innlng.-Prouthers hunted
McGraw gave Doyle "a foul. Brode went
to first on balls Reitz got four more
bad balls, filling. the corners; Jennings
but threw to first in time to catch
Jennings, Brouthers scoring. Robinson
died, short to first one run.
Doyle eyyle Wysited for balls and walked walked
foul to McGraw. Ward made a brave
effort. to steal second but Robnson's
uneerrinT throw killed him; No runs, =.
could not find the ball in three tries.
Kelly stepped up with a. neat double to
extreme right. On another passed ball
Kelly went to third. Rusee struck Bon
twster to Doyle. No runs.
Fuller got his base on balls. Farrell
hit to McGraw, who passed 1t to Reitz,
effect a double threw past Brouthers.
Farrell logged around to third, coming
home on Rusie's sacrifice, Jennings to
his slashing hit to centre Tiernah got
four balls Davis was besouEht to win
the game with a hit right here. Burke
tried to steal third and was caught.
Sixth Inning-McGiaw hit puny one
to Rusie, who smiled and tossed 1t to
first. Brodie hit screamer to Fuller,
Who turned completely around, recovered
ear-splitting applause. Reitz got in 4
scratch hit over second, and Farrell
quickly upset his plans for stealing sec
Daviss' hit to McGraw was too hot
to handle, and he player marbles with
it, Jack stole second bravely and got
to third on Jennings error Doyle
which Bonner failed to get. Davis
scored and Jack dashed to se,-nd:
Ward hit hard to McGraw and persisted
at first, Doyle reaching third on the
sacrifice and speeding home when, Nc
Graw funked Robinson's hard throw
to, third. Van Haltren flied to Brodie,
who made clever running pickup,
populace of Burkeville got up and
howled that Brodie did not catch the
ball. Fuller gave Reitz a little n.y.
Two runs.
The Burkev!lians began to yell that
at was unfair" never stopping their
cries for three minutes.
Seventh Innlng.Jennings got in ,a,, sim
double play ' by g FSIier, Wa Ward and Doyle
on Robinson's whack to short convnlsed
the crowd with Joy. Amos tossed Hem
ming's hit to Doyle, and the runner was
ers, but Emslie declared him safe.
A runaway team plunged through the
vast crowd back of centre field and
1ne people Ieu III WIFI ulSIndy. -oHt
horse ran under the right-held bleaehers
k kno S"i DOWN DOWN Play Vas suspended
while the other horse cavorted around
when he fell in front Of "Burke's
Roost." The excitement was intense.
everybody standing tip-toe. a squad OF
police SURROUNDED the frightened AMI
Then baseball was resumed. Ward
handed Kelley's grounder to Fuller and
Farrell knocked a sky scraper to left;
another to Reitz Burke hit q eorker
to deep left, which Kelly fell down in
and electrified the crowd with his steal
of third. Herman was an easy shot,
Jennings to Brouthers. No runs,
Egeth sSast gr0w In gbs aarE
than ever. Bonner couldn't see 'em and
struck out. Brouthers made his second
hit of the series, this time to left; Davis
made a grand stop of McGraw'shot one
threw back OF third and Dan got there
safely. Rusie struck Brodie out and
once more applause was deafening. No
runs.
The band struck up Marching
in singing i'll One broad smile spread
Davis cracked out a fly to Reitz.
Doyle hit hard. but Reitz threw him
out.
Ward beat Jennings's throw Of his
slow grounder
Van hit fierce one to centre. but
Ward fell a victim OF Brodie's throw to
McGraw, Van reaching second. Ma runs.
Ninth Innng-Retz hit a nasty one to
Doyle, who failed to pick 1t up.
Jennings hit a foul which knocked
Hurst down and cry for water arose.
He got up and the crowd clapped is
palms.
The finest attempt at a double made
this season occurred when Doyle threw
Jennings's hit to Fuller, doubling Reit7
was in the way and Dayle's foot was on
| the bag.
Robinson struck out, amid jeers and
cheers.
Hemmng got four balls.
Kelley struck out.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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