The evening world., 1894-07-19


Westervelt, p. Sullivan, y.
Umpire-Mr. Emslie.
The Washingtons began the fun.
First Inning-F. Ward only had to
wait until Westervelt tossed exactly
four balls and then he walked to first.
He then galoped around and over the
plate on a big slashing two-bagger by
Joyce to left field. Joyce was easily
pushed across the plate on Hassamer's
daisy home run hit to centre. which
was really good for but base II It
hadp't given Van Haltren the go-by.
Setback flied to Van Haltren. McGuire's
single to short centre scored Abbey. <
passed ball by Farrell placed McGuirE
on ono third, C sat flied to Davis.
breasts of the detected fans"
by Radford brought Mcclure home, and
That's quite enough" Sullivan struck
9 gu and the agony was at last over.
shorty" Fuller began the retaliatory
tactics when he poked out a rich. rare
and racy SINCE to, short left, which
was supplemented by clinker OF a
single past third by Eddie Burke. Fuller
c tS, only make second on the hit.
Davis flied to Hassamer. but Fuller and
burke both scooted along a base each
aitti lIt cdlcU
Wilson base on balls, and there they
were. trio of famish he'd Giants. each
lying ior chance TO do Virginia reel
on o., that home plate; Ward to F. Ward,
sartwright,, Fuller scoring. Van Haltren
filed to Abbey. one run.
J., second Inning-,Ward raped out a
PLACER Of three. Dagger, to left. Joyce
looked TO be out at first, after his
bounder to Ward, on which f. Ward
scored, but Emslie said nay. Has
sa a out, Davis to Wilson, and Joyce
struck out and Joyce was neatly doubled
on his attempt to nab third. on Far
reils lightning throw to Davis. One
run.
Tiernan flied to Hassamer, who made
a fine running catch. Farrell base on
balls. Westerv.'t hit to Radford, who
had him capped at first. Farrell mean
" Duke "hsaes to v Was sn ysey ss from
effects of slide to third, performed
to-day; =. Ward fumbled soft roller
find he was safe at first. Farrell slowly
crossed the plate on the error. Burke
flied to Radford. One run;
Farrell, and It wasn't seibach's fault
that the Duke didn't trip over the bat
which the Senator dropped in front of
him. Mcclure fled to Ward. Cart
struck out, and Westervelt's friends
howled with Joy. No runs.
4ays , out Ward to Gartwright
facetiously, as the ball landed kerplunk
IN the small OF Wilson's back and
nearly pushed n hole through him. 1t
touched him pretty hard, and Wilson
second on Wards .grounder to Radford,
who ran to second and tried to double
John at first, but threw poorly. Ward
was forced at SECOND on Van Haltrens
In M
Fourth Inning. bradford singled finely
pitch showed him, 10 second. sullivan
Joyce out. Ward to Wilson. Pretty
work. Pretty work" shrteked Chief
ROoter Lance Wilson. No runs
Tiernan made daisy bunt just in
side the third base line.
Farrell foul flied to Cartwright. Tier
nan made AN audacious theft of second
Nestervelt struck out. Fuller flied to
Finn Inning --Hassamer banged out a
peach to short centre, which was too
ar inlleld t. be, OF any service TO Van
Haltrcn. aud Hasslmer reached first
calmly Abbey hit whistler to Wilson
who made good stop OF n difficult bal.
hut Abbey was safe at first and Has
Setback hunted Fly, which Wester-
welt grabbed and threw like fash TO
Wilson to nip Abbey but Emslie couldn't
81" u, ann OF course lndl went.
McGuire's hit to Ward forced Abbey
at second. but Hassamer was at third.
He scored on Cartwrights long single
to left, which showed Mcclure along 10
third Radford foul-iied to Davis. One
run.
Burke raped out fine single past
Radford. A passed ball put him at
second. Davis hit TO f. Ward. who was
slow In grabbing 1t, and Davis was safe,
while Burke was easy at third. :
Wilson hit 10 Radford, who made a
chump play by trying to run to second
to nall Davis. The move scored Burke
and also landed Davis at second and