The evening world., 1894-07-31
FOUTz IN
HARD al LUCK.
II Didn't Rain Long Enough
to Stop the Game for
Him,
PH|LL|ES HAVE A BIC LEAO.
Belted Out Five Runs in the
First and Three in the
Second.
THEN PLAY WAS STOPPED.
Only for Twenty-Five MIMI es, How.
ever, When the Men Went
THEN PLAY WAS STOPPED.
Only for Twenty-Five MIMI es, How.
ever, When the Men Went
Back in the Field.

BALL PARk,. PHILADELPHIA Pa
July Ji.-smarting under Yesterdays de-
feat at the hands OF the Senators Long
Days pets took the field to-day with
hlt cd in their eyes. The success OF the
New Works In the recent series with the
hillies, gave the players from the City
OF Churches, plenty OF confidence Capt
Foutz deputed Kennedy to do the twirl-
ing for Brooklyn, while Arthur Irwin
placed his hope. on south Paw Harper,
whose slow curves completely puzzled
the Giants last week.
The players batted as follows:
Philadelphia. 3rooklyn
Hamiltqp, CT. nYy, 90.
BOYLE, 10. Corcoran, ss.
Delehanty, II. surns, RI,
Thompson, RI Foutz, ID.
Hallman. %. Grimm, or
sullivan, ss. Shoch, 3b.
Reilly. 3b. Daley. c.
Harper. p. Kennedy, p.
umpirc-Mr. Campbell ID
First Innng-Daiy first on balls.
Corcoran hit to sullivan. who caught
DAILY at the second bag, and sent the
bail to Boyle in time 10 beat out, the
P = sntI,nn at first: Tredway flied to
Hamilton made a scratch hit to sec
oni. Boyle sacrificed. advancing Ham
lIton to second Cross hit srounder to
throw In to the plate. ;elehanty dupli-
Gated tle hit, Scoring Hamilton and
Cross. sam Thompson followed with a
ehan,y, across the plate, A similar hit
by Hailman added another run and put
the batsman on the third bag, Sullivan
h rto to n, Kennedy, who threw TO F0uta
ter was safe. Mailman tried to score
on SLlivans steal TO second. but was
Reilly tried to steal home on DaiieyFs
throw to second to catch Harper, but
m x Ga %s at he pa .Se five Eun snd
hanty gave Burns his base. Eoutz
singled; Grimm base on balls. Shoch
ball scored Foutz: bailey hit to Boyle.
who tried TO catch Griffin al. the plate,
but was too slow. Kennedy flied to
naly hit for two bases, He overran the
bag and was put out Three runs.
Hamilton nied out, and four balls sent
hit by Delshanty added a sixth run to
the home teams score. Th9mpson's
srounder passed between DALEY and
on! at first, Three runs. u
Third lnning-Corcoran lifted the
sphere INFO Thompsons hands. where II
remained. A foul fly 70 Boyle, disposed
u Tredway Burns Followed with a safe
hit to centre. e..
The rain. which had been threatening
from the commencement Of the game,
fell heavily, and delayed the play for
twenty-five minutes.
Foutz hit safely to centre for one
base, Griffin went to base on ballA
Shoch's high fly was captured by Dele
hanty. No runs.
Reilly out at hrst Harper flied to
Shoch and Hamilton singled. Boyle
singled. Cross base on balls. Delehanty
caused howl from the bleachers by
striking out. No runs
Fourth Innng-Daly hit for two bases.
Kennedy drove the sphere to Reilly,
who held the ball to stop DALEY reach
ing third
He then threw wildly, the ball bound
ing into the left-heid bleaChers. DALEY
and Kennedy scored.
Corcoran hit safely.
He was forced at second. Burns hit
| for two bases. Foutz base on balls.
Griffin went out first 10 third. Three
runs