The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16

N.-Catcher TWineham, OF the ST. LOUIS
team. was not able to cover the territory
behind the bat this afternoon, and his
absence caused change in the batting
and playing order Of FL. the visitors.
Breitenstein, who officiated so effectu-
ally yesterday as the twirier and really
won the game. was designated to-day
to play centre field -
The doughty Miller, he of the resound-
ing vocal organs, essayed to play In
Twlnehan's place., behind the bat. Here
is the mako UP of the two teams:
New York. St. Louis.
Rh IIggy r. R by Is H.
Rsyts, %. Miller. c.;
va &sFa Ai Fl CT. s SH1Pai ~ sD.
.Faryeil,Ic. BreHenstein, CT.
MeektH. p Hawley. p.
Umpire-Mr. McQuade.
New York elected to have the visitors
ny 1t Meei<ip's curves as a starter. 49,.
First Innins-Dowd died to Burke. Ely
faced three lawfully puzzling ones that
he never could hit. Miller. his Vocifer-
Gus majesty, punched lucky hit past
third that bounded away from George
Davis. He fcaeled first, but he was left
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placed to Tot Murphy. No runs.
Murphy laced short fly to left that
absolutely fooled Dowd, and the Tot
sot first without the aid of a net. Good
Eddie Burke socked one past Hawley,
who didn't care to monkey with 1t. The
ball reached centre and Breitenstein
showed 1t back to the plate and Murphy
stayed at third, while Burke landed at
waited until he got his base on balls.
The bases were now niIeu. ana nand-
some Dad" Clark was coaching to
Shugart. Then came Capt. John Nj.
Ward, who plunked one to right which
got altogether by Cooney, and, the hit
letting John reach third. Van Haltren
out, Ely to -Connor, who doubled Ward
at third. Three runs. -.
Second Inning-Quinn fiied to Van Hal
tren. IShugart hit to left tor two bases,
the sun bothering Burke. Line 'er
Out" shrieked CaiIiope Miller to Cooley,
but Cooley just sliced the ether thrice
shussrt was lucky enough to get
third on Farrell's pass. He scored on
Rreltenstein's single to left. Hawiey out
Fuller was an, easy out, Quinn, to
Conner. Farrell. base on balls, and In a
queer little decision at that, for the
Jepett Meekin pushed ellnker be;
srgeIi n as r Veil as nei Sim s Murphy FOUL
flied to Conner. Burke singled to right
and stole SECOND, Quinn dropping the
ball ALL, Davis flied to Cooley: Two runs; p
Fuller. who throw poorly to Doyle, But
on Ely's hit Shorty touched the bat.
ter out at the middle bag and doubled
singled past third, Connor got his base
on balls Quinn out Davis to Doyle. No
Doyle out, Quinn to Conner. Van
Haltren drove to centre for a base, and
reached second on Breitenstein's tumble
OF, u. Fuller cut, Quinn to Connor.- No
runs.
Fourth Innins-stugart struck out
stein out. Ward to Doyle. No runs.
Farrell fouled out 70 Miller. Meekin
Murphy out, unassisted, to Common, the
sacrifice advancing Meekln 10 second,
Burke out. Ely TO Common. No runs,
past second He was caught at third
when Dowd hit TO centre, Van HaltreH
Ely sus Wssd 10 5 5tse Miller flied ,c
Fuller. who made radiant running
catch. No runs.
Davis MY to sh5rt and Fly made great
Davis landed on third. He scored on
Doyle's fy to Dowd.
Ward scratched a hit over Quinns head
and made second on IT, Van Haltren
hiei to Dowd. Fuller damned a two-bag-
ger to left. scoring Ward Farrell famed
Tvs runs.
Sixth Inning-Connor shot fly tc
centre and Van Haltren let II get ou
ot his hands. Roger got TO second OF
me rank error. He was magnificentlJ
caught OF the base.
Quinn flied to Van Haltren and Shu
sart went out. Fuller to Doyle. M
Meekin hit Just on first, and neither
Sonnor nor Quinn could get II. To
Murphy slapped the ball 10 right fielt
LOT base and Jouett raced to third.
Meekin scored on Burke's single 4
right, which landed Murphy at second
paws filed to Cooley and Murphy gal
.oped to third, while Burke reached
Doyle drove a slow one inside tn,
nfsl base line. which bounded out o
onnors reach, and Murphy and Burke
WWored, as Jack jumped down to second
lard nled to Conner. Van Haltren out
Ey 10 Connor. Three runs.
seventh InniAg-Cooney singled to sec
struck out. 80
bSwd base on balls. filling the bag
"1n heryons 81 Louisians.
Z ooiey scored on Eiy's sacrifice, War
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