The evening world., 1894-06-20
new YORK 6
PHILADELPHIA 4
Crippled Giants Much Sur.
priSed in Winning the
First Game
DAD" CLARKE IN The BOX.
Shorty" Fuller Played Mag
nifcently at Short and Bat
ted in Fine Style.
SCORE TIED IN THE SEVENTH.
Up to That Time the Quakers
Seemed to Have Things All
Their Own Way.
SCORE TIED IN THE SEVENTH.

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, June
2o.-Barely a hope was felt by any OF
the rooters that the New Yorks would
pull off either of the two games sched-
uled for this afternoon with Philadel-
phia.
Victory could not be shifted from
afar with Davis and Murphy laid up
for repairs, especially when two such
rusty players as Fuller and Stafford
were slated to fill the vacancies. Da-
Wis, however. reported for duty. and
one good feature was restored.
In the absence Of Tot Murphy, Capt.
Ward had M other alternative than to
put In Fuller. II there were any
grounds by which he could have called
on Arthur Irwin to loan him n few Al
players from Pbiladelphia's ranks the
captain might have adopted such a
course.
And yet It would have beer difficult
for Irwin to meet Johns request, had he
been willing so to do. as his team OF
Quakers has been materially weakened
by the loss OF Allen and Clements. or
the two crippled teams. Philadelphia is
by far the stronger In every way.
The talk heard of the likelihood of
Turner being released by Philadelphia
ilIIo pt ltbdIuCh no III any hhht oil-
ciai; That. is simply the idea Of one
Philadelphia newspaper writer, who is
a clever baseball man, hut has, of
f fpu Sc, no voice IN the maan ! g ns Of
1t would be a case Of baseball paresis
Murray, Of the Patersons. was on
a try at shortstop's place IN n Of this
afternoons games. Murray is a good
player, and II he does the trick salts
factorlly this afternoon. he may event
ually wear n Quaker outfit.
The batting order:
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
Fuller, IS. Hamilton: CT.
Burke, II. Turner, RI.
Davis, BIB Cross, IS.
Doyle, ID Delehanty, II.
Ward 2b. BOYLE, 1b
Van Haltren, CT. Mailman, 2b.
Herman, RI. Reilly. Sb
Wilson, C. Carsey, p.
Clarke. p. Grady, c.
Umpire-Mr. Stage.
First Inning-Shorty Fuller began like
2 cuckoo and was hailed at once as a
right back Of Cross and easily made first.
Burke sacrificed. Cross to Boyle, advan-
cling Shorty to second. Davis got a warm
welcome when he a%dyanced to the bat,
struck out. Jack Doyle, however. wasn't
doing any such tricks. He Just waited
TIL. he got a straight one from Carsey
three bags TO left, scoring Fuller. Ward,
base on balls. Ward stole second. Van
Haltren out to Boyle unassisted. One
run.
Hamilton flied out to Burke. Turner
slapped out n hot bounder past second.
giving him first In n canter. He was
forced Mso ib at second 10 on srS cr0 beseb biz to D Dayed
one OF his usual three-bnsers to beyond
right-leld ropes, and Cross scored. Boyle
flied to Burke. One run.
Second Inning-Tiefnan. base on balls
He Was forced at second on Wilson'S
grounder to Cross. who threw to Hall
man. Wilson In turn was forced at sec
ond on Ciarkc's hit TO Cross. who threw
Clarke at first. No runs.
Mailman singled, but was forced at
second by Reilly. Reilly. himself was
then forced at second by Carsey. Grady
Hamilton out, Davis to Doyle. One run,
Third Inning-Fuller out, Reilly TO
Boyle. Burke singled. Davis also sim
Ward did likewise, No runs.
Turner out, Clarke to Doyle. Cross
flied to Van Haltren. Delehanty hit a
on and 1t csromcd Off 10 short, PEI
made first. Boyle out, Fuller to Doyle.
No runs.
Fourth InnIng-ysn Hclt,en out, Hall
who threw low to Boyle, and the latter
= dropped II. Mike standing safely at first.
{ Wilson filed to Cross. Clarke also flied
to Cross. No runs.
, Hallnan flied to Van Haltren. Reilly
out. Doyle to Clarke. Handsome Dad
covering the bag. Carsey out. Davis to
DOYLE. No runs
Fifth InninF-FulIsr out, Cross 10
Boyle. Burke flied to DelehGnty. Davis
fouled out TO Grady. No runs.
Grady. banged n t~wo.baGger to left:
Rurke dropping the ball after n hard
run. Hamilton sacrificed, Grady going
TO third. Turner hit to Fuller, who
throw back 10 plate TO nab Grady. but
Wilson dnin't put II on TO Grady. and
the run was scored. Cross nied to
! burke. Dclehanty again hit 20 right for
a base. advancing Turner TO third
Boyle out. Fuller to Doyle: One run.
Sixth Inning-Doyle hit for two bases.
Ward sacrificed. noyle going to third.
Doyle scored On I.ei!ly's mum OF Car
sey's throw TO nip Jack or the bag. Van
Hlltren struck out. Tiernan singled. He
stole second. WilSoa out, Cross to Boyle.
Haiiman singled. Reilly tried to bunt
! and thrice the ball rolled foul. putting
him out. Hnllman was caught mapping AT
hrst. Herman mistudRed Carsey's long
drive 10 right, n Carsey made three
bases on a.. Grady singled past second.
scoring Carsey. Hamilton out. Ward to
Seventh Inning Clarke base on balls,