The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-04-26
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WASHINGTON 5
new YORK Z
Cranks at the Capital Crazy
Over the Giants Pigmy
ShortStOp.
He KEEPS UP HIS G0OD WORK.
Capt. Wards $1,000 Battery
Tried in the Points in
To-Day's Game.
THE LAST GAME OF A SERIES.
Burke Must Bat Harder, or Stafford
viii Gambol In Left
Field.
The LAST GAME OF A SERIES.
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BASEBALL PARK. WASHINGTON.
April 36.-The Washington baseball pub
lie has simply gone wild over Murphy.
the New York shortstop. The fans are
talking about him and are coming to
the games to see the little coliegian.
Burke has been very shy in his bat
ting on the trip. and there have been
hints that Stafford would be chasing
flies in the left garden unless there was
an improvement. Yesterday he got in a
brace Of hits, one genuine, the other
rather suspicious.
The batting order to-day:
Washington. New York-
Ward. 2b. Murphy. Is.
Abbey. a. Van Haltrsn. CT
Mcclure. C.. Herman, RI.
sullivan an. Davis Sd.
es sSss1i 1t 1s. s SrHs'' H. 10
Setback. RI. Farrell. c.
'' SaSiTs-R H Lynch. "'A''"' p
First Inning-Ward got a base on
right fence for two bags. Abbey drove
one to far left for three bases. bringing
In two runs. Mcclure sent a safe one
past Connor, scoring Abbey. Sullivan
hit to Murphy, who touched second. but
threw badly to first. Sully getting to
second.
Tebeau put up foul for Farrell. 4
Cartwright dropped safe high one in
left, scoring sullivan, and stole second.
selbach flied to Burke. Four runs.
Murphy got first on Wards tumble,
was out at first, Ward assisting. Tier
nan hit to Joyce. who threw Murphy
out at the plate. Tiernan stole second,
DAVE 5 i hit to c ca was fielded to
Stockdaie at first. One run.
Second Inning-stockdale and Ward
went out su, qS,sky Murphy to GH ss e.
Van Haltren. No runs.
Conner out at first. Cartwright to
Stockdale. Burke struck out. Farrell
planted q hit in right centre; Meakin
Third Inning-McG put up a ny
which Ward attended to. Sullivan was
out. Ward to Conner. Tebeau flied to
Ward fouied to Joyce, Van Haitren
drove a hard gr9unSer over second; Muir,
Tebeau scored Murphy, but Van Hal;
tren was caught trying to reach second
on the throw-in. One run.
TSph to H ba ssSnsh sa 70 r
Daviss wild throw after a good stop.
Stockdale was caugth. Farrell to Ward.
OH u steal. NJ rum.
Davis was hit by pitcher. Selbach
took In Connor's fly. Burke drove one
down the right foul line for two bases.
scoring Davis. Farrell struck out.
Meakin went out. Ward to Cartwright
One run.
Fifth Inning-ward's hit bounded over
Murphy's head and gave him two bases.
Joyce sent a skipper TO right and
Ward scored. Abbey went TO nrst on
balls. but was hit by McGuire's ground
er and declared out. Ward made a
great stop OF Sulliyan's grounder, and
threw him out at hrst, Joyce and Nc
CURE advancing a base. Tebeau flied
to Herman. One run.
New York got nothing except a base
for Ward on Stockdale's tumble.
Sixth Inning-Two basehits failed to
yield Washington a run.
Only a single by Conner relieved New
York's half. No runs.
Seventh Inning .-McGuire's bounder
was fumbled by Murphy, Sullivan forced
Mcclure Tebeau flied to Van Hal
tren. Cartwright gave Murphy a
line nv. No runs.
Meaklns fly fell safe In right field
Murphy singled to left. Ward sacrificed.
pitcher to first.
Van Ualtren was given base on balls.
Tiernan foulej TO Mcclure, Davis sent
a three-bagger to deep right. scoring
three men,
sullivan muffed Connors grounder and
Davis came in. Burke flied to Abbey.
Four runs.
The game was concluded as follows: