The evening world., 1894-07-20
new YORK |.
BOSTON II
Giants Go All to Pieces in
the Second and Let in
Eight Runs,
i 4 BAD Case OF BATTLES.
uller the Chief Offender, Throw
ing Wildly and Field
ing Poorly.
hos RUSIE AN EASY MARK.
eme Runs, Three Baggers and
Two.Base Hits with Depress-
ing Frequency.
los RUSIE AN EASY MARK.
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SOUTH END BAIL GROUNDS,
PISTON, July Cot was made the
casion OF T. sort of gala reopeninE of
ese grounds this afternoon, where the
ants and the recently mobbed Bos-
mans met for the beginning of the
cond series in Boston between these
10 clubs.
Fhe afternoon was unbearably hot, and
st initiated in great degree against
sfe hardly in proper shape for the best
eatment Of crowd, there still
l,or m,,v ev,dsbces that tho carpepter
"a plenty of work left. The old
|krounds looked smaller than ever, and
shat familiar left Neld fence which runs
,x,t,, 49,, I,ro,.,dsnoa psi,raaG
looked to be closer than ever to the
blate. A home run looked like the
NPt..t ~ +h,pr. for a,r,ost any of the
-. ... M 49,.
nrs..nt '' '''' ''''' '
T.. ~, v.-,,. ,,r,r.a s,u.r.,y fro,,
n. nj nm the trim over last night. hut
W 49, y" the mp oHel isss "e"' o"'
n feel confident that II tO-day's game
Nsn ~ secured the hardest victory of all
nj, -. 1900 Tra,.uror T.loott saws
.. III, - 81, .h.t No n.n ernect ~ we
Wwih DC an ina. we can eIpeu. We
get away with two games. II that can
n sonr az nvs po,nt, Of the Hubites, and
y lour OF nve pon' 'ne o,nana,,s nth
you may be sure the metropolis VIII
howl IL the boys do the trick.
st Ausus''ne ,,s caper ,, panu ot e% rinn,ne
the occasion with NUMBER OF ripping
melodies. Tommy Tear-the-Air Tuck
er didn't appear until late, and with a
wave OF MS hand 10 grand r s.anu a are are
oleacheries aike, sala; here we are
He nut f9 9s sea fra az
adelphia, DiacK sneep win Ia a I Ied
a srrosn t uee s aSu as mascot for The
n nesuas .ns a ne,u hoodoo ror the Giants
me ba-ba was the giit OF or ray "55 n.yn
Sharles n: nogt: VITO sen wv"
ti Ths h fesm asr batted in This order: '
Boston, s ea"' ''' New York.
lowe. 2b. FULLER. So
Long, S.. Burke II.
pufy, OF. Davis. Sh;
Tucker. 1b. Ward. 2b.
Bannon. RI. Van Haltren, CT.
Nash. Sb. Tiernan, II.
s sysni C. p. R Earle.'' o. g.
umpire-Mr. jeremiah Murray.
The game was DELAYED by the alb
sence OF an linpire Neither Manager
Selee nor Cant Ward knew who
was assigned, and Chief of Empires
Harry Wright. was appealed to. Capt
Ward said an umpire could be chosen
BY mutual consent. hut Selee said it lay
With the home club
Seee had Young man. Jeremiah
Murray. OF south Boston, all ready,
but Cant. Ward waited for Harry
Wright to find rule giving the choice
and Cant Ward acouiesced, so the game
started. First crack at the ball was
given TO New York
First Inning-Fuiler rapped out a soft
nv to left. which Mccarthy gathered in
without moving an inch, Eddie Burke
sized bio Stivetts IN nh o. X, and
Knocked out rich " two.bagger to left.
There was that nearby ieft-field fence
was to take one over il only The one was
foul. Next he sent a boomer to Lowe
and went out To Tucker, So. too. did
Wilson. and that was ali that was neces-
sary this Inning M runs.
The bia ck sheen was led I'm to the Mate
when Lowe came up to bat and the Bos-
tons gathered arornd willie If Was D eS-
planned what the ba .ba was there for.
'Play BALI shriekeS The bIaschsrs uho
were getting tired of his m1nisev bme,|
ness, Lowe raised up a feeble eei f,y I'm in
big glove, There II STAYED and 'ove v eat
down ami licked the 6a eba in the neck