The evening world., 1894-08-14
ST. LOUIS 4
new YORK - 5
St. Louis Boys Knock Out
Three Runs in the
First Inning.
Then RUSIE SETTLES DOWN.
But Clarkson's Curves Prove to
Be Hard for the New
Yorks to Solve.
THREE. BAGGER FOR ROGER.
Conner Opens an Inning with One
Of His Long Drives, but
Fails to Score.
THREE. BAGGER FOR ROGER.

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POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK. Aug.
1.-THE Giants, feeling that they should
have won more than one in three In
Baltimore, faced the st. Louis team this
afternoon with the determination that
there shouldn't be another loss recorded
against them.
The New Yorks had Rusie scheduled
to pitch for them, and they also had
Duke Charles as u backstop. Doyle re-
covered sufficiently from his Washington
base.
The alignment OF the teams follows:
New York. st. Louis.
Murphy. RI. Dowd. II.
Burke, IT, Ely, rs.
Davis. 3b. Miller. 3b.
Doyle, 1b. Conn0r, Id.
Ward, 2b. Quinn, 2b.
Van Haltren, CT. shugart. Ct.
Fuller. b. Cooley. H.
Farrell, c. Twineham, Q.
Ruste, p. Clarkson, p.
Umpire--Air. McQuaid.
First Inning-Dowd base on balls and
advanced to second on Ely's bunt, on
which the latter was retired, Ward to
brought In Dowd. Common sent 4 hot
grounder over second. which Van Haltren
let pass. allowing both Miller and Con-
nor to cross the plate; Quinn fouisd to
sAbhphJ' Shebe'h es'eN" WV
For New York, Murphy struck out.
Burke hit inside the third base line and
bases, sending Burke to third Doyle
out, Clarkson to Connor. Ward base on
balls, filling the bases. Van Haltren out
Quinn to Common. No runs. -
Doyle. Twineham out to Doyle unassist-
ed. Clarkson flied out to Doyle. No
-. .-n u..u ss,,t Al. a
to TwineSam, Fuller was forced on
Rusle's hit to Miller, and Quinn doubled
Rusie at first. No runs.
Third Inning-Dowd struck out Ely
M Hd oS Ma RRner to f boyle M
Murphy out, Miller to Conner. Burke
flied out to Cooley. So did Davis. No
runa
Fourth Inning-Roger Conner got a
big reception as he went to the bat In
the fourth inning, and slugged a three
Dagger to the right field ropes. Quinn
Cooley Coco base s'e on balls. Conner GU. 'u at
plate In an attempt to steal from third
by clever throw. Ward to Farrell.
Doyle hunted safely and reached
and Doyle advanced to third: Fuller
plate. Farrell hit 70 Miller. forcing Van
Hs Eiftn Il inninEtrw wH singled to
left. Clarkson struck out. Dowd flied
to Burke. Ely struck out. No runs.
Rusie hit to Shugart. who muffed.
Amos landing safely at first. He was
forced at second on Murphy's hit to
Miller. Burke filed to Ely. Murphy
scored on Daviss two-bagger to right.
Doyle, flied to Ely; One run.
Sixth Innlng.Milier DIED. a!ied to Van hd Hal
Quinn foui-iiied to Doyle. No runs,
Ward flied to Quinn. Van Haltren.
base on balls. Fuller hit to Quinn, who
threw to Ely. who muffed. Fuller was
forced at second. No runs.
Seventh Inning-Shugart foul flied to
Davis. Cooley hit safely. Twineham
flied to Fuller. Clarkson base on balls.
Dowd hit to Van Haltren and Van
muffed, allowing Cooley to score. Clark
son was out at the plate on Vans throw
to Farrell. one run.
Ely. Burke singled to centre and
Common unassisted. No runs.
Eighth Inning-Ely hit through Full
lers legs. Miller hit to Rusie.. who
threw to Fuller. Fuller muffed and
both men were safe. Common flied to
Van Haltren, who threw TO Davis, doub-
ling Ely at third. Quinn flied to Muir
Doyle singled and stole second. Ward
hunted safely. and Doyle took third:
Van Haltren singled, scoring Doyle and
landing Ward on third.
Fuller singled to left, scoring Ward.
Farrell also singled to right, scoring
Van Haltren.
Rusie's hit to left sent Fuller home.
Murphy hit a short pop up to Clarkson,
who doubled Rusie at first.
Burke out, Ely TO Conner. Four runs.