The evening world., 1894-08-20
Bats Like the Mike of Old and
Puts Up Great Game
in the Field.
MUCH SORROW IN BURkEvILLE.
The Pride Of that Section III, and
Tot Murphy Put In to Guard
Left Field.
Especial 10 The Evening worid.)

(specla 10 The Evening Worid.D
POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK. Aug.
20.-Rain was falling when II was time
to play this afternoon. and these
grounds were not the finest upon which
TO play the national game. 1t was
doubtful II an entire game or even i've
innings could Be played. still the gates
were opened and the venturesome who
journeyed Hariemward passed In and
took chances on game or n rain check.
With Capt. Anson's presence lacking.
as told in another column OF THE Even
ing World" by reason Of his fathers
serious illness In Msrshailtown. Ia. the
Giants felt that there was q pretty
healthy chance they might win to-day.
Burke's absence In left caused a panic
in part by the appearance OF Tot Muir
phy In that position, Herman resurning
his old stand in right.
The teams battsd and played In thiA
order:
Murphy. II. Ryan, RI.
Herman, RI. RAhien. y.
Davis. %. Wlmot.
Van Haltrsn. CT irwin. 3d.;
Fsrrsh. {. seh,ssiyssr Q.
Umpire-Mr. Mcouaid.
pshien out. Fuller to Boyle. wiimoi
out. Doyle TO Rusie. Ryan going tcc
Murphy singled to right, the ball jump
ing over Irwin's head. Herman hit what
would have been home run hadn't a
stupid policeman in centre kicked the
bali back to LANCE. and Herman reached
Murphy scored and then Davis hit q
home run to rtght tieid' nSS , c touch b
Lange, and Ward fouled out to Sehri.
yer. Van Haitren flied to Ryan. Three
runs.
Lange stole second on a poor throw Of
Farrell, and he also took third, the
ball getting through Wards legs. Schri'
yer base on balls. Grifnth out. Ward to
Fuller singled. Farrell fouled out to
Schriver. Rusie singled. Murphy hit to
Parrot, who made q fine stop. and
a ES s ON. 20 s' . sss plate sn Tssn
stopped i,psiy. but threw too Icy: and
reached third. Davis out. Parrot to
Third nins-Nysn droy. a long on.
to Burkeviile fence. and Murphy feldee
Il sharply. throwing to Ward At SECOND
The ball rolled wide Of John. and RyaI
caught. Rusie to Davis. Dahlen hit 4
deep right and Herman made an elegant
throw. neatly mailing Dahlen at second
Wllmot out, Ward to Doyle. No runs.
out to Decker, unassisted. Van Haltrer
Held ropes in front Of the clubhouse fol
a clean home run. Fuller Fuller singled na Far
Fourth. Inning-Decker hit to Fuller
who made q remarkable stop but threw
very low to Doyle. and Decker was safe
nss base. on on 9 BALLS schny tSasa Singled
scoring Decker and LANCE, PARROT wa
forced at third on Griffith's hit TO Russie
Ryan died to Murphy. Two runs.
steal second. Tiernan Singled. bavi
nied to LANCE. No. runs.
Fifth Inning-Dahien base on balls
% Snd He S'r ssor.d Hu on pechers single
LANCE hied to Van Hsitren. Irwin his(
| to Ward. One run.
Doyle hit for two bases. Ward foule'
a two-baSger to right. scoring Doyle
| Fuller hit to Dahien. who threw 1
Irwin 10 nip Van Hsltren, but iEsyii
dropped the ball Farrell base on balls
balls. forcing Van Haltren over tn
plate. Herman struck out. Two runs.
sixth inning--Parrott out, Ward 7.
Doyle Schrtver flied to Murphy. Grit
| nth singled. He was forced at secon'
| Davis out at first. Doyle filed to Lange
Ward fied 10 DAhlen. No runs.
Seventh Inning-Dahlen singled; 70
err out at first. Lange out, Ruhe 4
Van Haitrsn base on balls! Fulle
singled.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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