The evening world., 1894-09-01
Then the Visitors Took the
Lead and Hemmiug Pitched
Winning Ball.
PETER GILBERT COVERS THIRD.
Brilliant Fielding Alone Shut OF
Impending Disaster and
Prevented Runs.
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EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN, Sept.
L-Louisvilles tail-enders appear here
this afternoon in two games. The in
juries to Tom Days foot have been
healed, and Capt Foutz played him at
second. Old Peter Gilbert, who was re-
leased by BROOKLYN a short time ago
and signed by Louisville, was on third
bag for the Colonies.
The extra game to-day decides the
Ebbetts says that the Labor Day games
will both be played in the afternoon,
instead OF morning and afternoon,
as scheduled. The batting order of the
first game to-day was:
Louisville. Brooklyn.
Brown, Of. Grimm, CT.
Clark, II. Shindle, Sd.
Pfeffer. 2b. Gorcoran, IS.
Grim, C. Burns. RI.
Gilbert, 3b. DAILY, 2b.
Nicol, RI. Tredway, lf.
Gutenberg. ID. La Chance. lb.
Richardson. ss. Daley, C.
Gmpire.&r Lynch. p
were, present when Col. Brown
va stss to TSt Clark fO Waite. balls
double to left, Brown scoring. Freddy
Pfeffer, base on balls. He was nailed
! by Daley stealing second. Clark scoring.
ari ni making sa second aissrt hi to sSin
die, who touched Grim out of second.
s NIsSi wa WAS hit hit l BY Stein Gutenberg
grounder put Mike on FIRST. He scored
on singles by Shindle and Corcoran.
Burns. base on balls: Daly,s single
out at first. La Chance flied to Brown.
who doubled Burns at the plate. Three
runs.
Second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. filed to
| Daly HpmminR made two bags on
Burns's misjudgment Of his fly rocket
| Brown and Clark were easy: No runs.
out. Griain. base on balls. shindie
Third Inning Prefer foulsd to DALEY
Grim and Gilbert singled, Grim scoring
caught Nicoi or frst. Gutenberg struck
corcorsn, base on balls Burns struck
second.S Tredway flied out. No runs.
Fourth characterization struck out
Hemming tripled TO right and scored on
| Browns out to Tredway. Clark fouled
Tredway famed out. La Chance
| doubled and stole third. Daley fouled
out; stein singled, scoring La Chance.
Fifth Inning-Pferer reached second
| on a single and Burns's error, and Grim
| flied out. Gilbert struck out: Nicors
single scored Pfeffer. Gutenberg flied
Shindle base on balls. Corcoran. Burns
| and DALEY out at first. No runs.
sixth Innng-Richardson HemmNg
and Brown failed to get to first No
runs.
Tredway and Daley struck out. La
Chance singled and Stein fiied to Nicol.
No runs.
Seventh Inning-Clark and Pfeffer fled
out. Corcorans remarkable stop OF
Grim's grounder retired Grim at first.
No runs.
Griffin struck out. shindle out at
| FIRST. Corcoran base on balls and stole
second and third. Burns and DAILY base
on balls Tredway hit to Richardson.
| forcing DAILY at second. No runs.
Eighth Inning.-Gilbert filed out. Nicol
| to first on Shindle's error. stein threw
him out. Gutenberg struck out. No
runs.
La Chance out at first. Daley and
st Elm ditto. No runs
Ninth Inniug-Ri Richardson fled out
| Hemmng dlttoed. SO did Brown. No
runs.
Grimm, base on balls. shind.e struck
out Corcoran singled and stole second.
| Burns, base on balls. Days We'll placed
! hit to right scored Griffin and C1rcoran.
| Two runs
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Louisville. 2 4 I 10000 3
Brooklyn. 500 OOOO2