The evening world., 1894-05-02
:XT r 4.
BAL 8
BROOKLYN z
Where the Ex-OriOleS in
Their Ranks ReCeiV,
Kindly OVatiOns.
BROWN AND STEIN PITCHERS.
Robinson and Kinslow at the
Receiving Ends of the
Batteries,
5000 SPECTATORS TURN OUT.
The Game Opens an Interesting
Series in the Monumental
City.
BROWN AND STEIN PITCHERS.
5000 SPECTATORS TURN OUT.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

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UNION PARK. BALTIMORE, May 2.
A bright. sunshiny day, with Il dust
blowing breeze. greeted the opening
game OF the series betwcen the Brook
lyns and the orioles. AS there are
four ex-Oriolcs. or Ave, including
Shoch, on the Brooklyn team. there
was "A great deal of interest in the game.
Attendance, 5000.
The teams lined up as follows:
baltimore, brooklyn.
McGraw, ST.. DAILY, Cd.
Keller. RI. Grimm, Fl.
Drodie, e. TTedwhy, N.
p%routhcrs, Id. routr. ID.
Bonner. 2b. ShIndie, 81.
Jennings. r.. cOrcoran, ~.
Robinson. e. kinslow, c.
Brown .. Stein. d.
umpire-Mr. Stage.
First Inning -McGraw was sent to first
on balls. and Keller sacrificed to DAILY
and Brodie sent n short fly between sec
ond and centre. on which McGraw scor-
ed. Brodie slid badly. trying to steal
second and was thrown out Brouthers
went to first on balls, but was thrown
out by Kinslow. One run.
DAILY struck out. Griffin hit an easy
one to Brown and was thrown out.
Tredway got an ovation. but went out
on an easy bounder to Brouthers. No
runs.
Second Inning.-Kelley was hit by a
pitched ball. Bonner hit IA nice two
Dagger past Shindle. Jennings hit n
short one. and was. safe at hrst. The
bases were filled. with Robinson at the
bat. He hit one over second, bringing
In two runs,
Brown hit to the pitcher, but ms no
one was covering second he threw
to centre field and as Robinson was
trying to get home "A double play re-
suited. Two runs.
Foutz was thrown out by Jennings.
Burns. made a hit. Burns was thrown
out while trying to steal second. Shin
die also lined one out past short, but
was left. as Corcoran sent IA fly to Bon
Third I1ningI,keelsr hit a fly to Grimm
same direction, bat out OF Grihin's reach.
an easy one to DAILY. a wild pitch gave
Brodie third. Kelley vas sent to first on
balls. Bonner out at first. No runs.
DAILY received "A similar gift. Griffin
made n pretty double, scoring two runs.
Tredway was thrown out by Bonner
and i'outz gave n fly to Keeler. Two
runs
Fourth Inning Jennings was thrown
out AT first by stem and Robinson gave
an easy fly to Shindle. Brown struck
Burns gave a fly to Robinson. ShindIe
hit IA hard one, ~ which he made only a
single. Corcoran hit out o cracking dou
bic. KinslOw struck out, stein hit one
to Jennings and was thrown out. No
runs.
Fifth Inning.-McGraw went n first
on balls and 10 second IN n passed
ball. ON Trcdway's mum Keller was rnte
ON second and McGraw on third. iiru-
die nit n short one. which Tredway tried
hard to get, but failed and McGraw
BrOuthers sent "A hot one on which
"A double play was made, but k"eler
meanwhile scored. Kelley went to first
on balls, but Was thrown out at second.
Two runs.
Dsly was thrown out by McGrnw, and
Griffin hit a single. Tredway was
run down between the bases. II re-
curing the whole Baltimore team To
do II. No runs.
gle. jennings gave IN easy fly to
Burns. Robinson sent one to torCoran
that was too hot to handle, and both
men were safe, Brown forced Robinson
at second.
Buwn was out on n baby trick.
Foutz asked him 10 get II bali that was
thrown in from The other side Of the
fence, and innocent Brown did II, ana
was Immediately touched by Foura.
Thc Orioles Kicked hard. u pulled the
rules, but II din not 80. No runs. ,
fputz WAS thrown out by bonner and
Brody caught RurnS's long ny Shinhlc
hit n rroundor To Jennings and retired.
M uns
seventh Inning. MrGraw struck out.
Kccler was thrown out by Shindlc. and
BrOdic hit n g%rouHder, which FoutZ
gathered No runs.
Co~rrorSH's NY was caught by Hrolie.
Einslpw made a hit Stein struck out
and Daly WAS throwG out by Brown. No
runs.
Eighth Inning. -Urou;hers hit n hv to
Griffin, and Kelley struck out. bonner
made "A hit, jennings ct hiI iirst IN
bll,S. ard RObiNspn's lpng double brought
two runs In. Brown struck out. Two
runs.
Griffin sent "A ny to Bonner. Tired
WAY lil tn" same Ia Brouthcrs, FoutZ
was thrown out by Jennings, No runs.
The game was concluded AS follows:
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Baltimore. 1900 OO2I 3
BROOKLYN. OO2O 5000 - .