The evening world., 1894-06-07
HOME RUNS
FOR CHICAGO,
One from PARROTS Bat In the
Fifth and One from Irwin
In the Sixth.
HAD FUN With WEs7ERVEL1.
Pop Anson Guilty Of Fumbling
the Ball When Three Men
We're On Bases.
BIG CROWD TO SEE THE GAME.
Irwin's Home -Rur Hit Made When
Two Chicago Men We're
On the Bases.
BIG CROWD TO SEE THE GAME.


POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, June
THE great and only Pop" Anson and
his aggregation of white-stockinged ball
tossers from the banks of Lake Michi-
gan were the New Yorks' opponents at
the Polo Grounds to-day.
This Is their first bow to the Metro
politan cranks this season, and. ac-
cording to old "Anse," his team have
just begun to get together. and he
proposes to at least make the Giants do
some tall hustling to win the present
series
The Chicagos fill in the remainder of
:he week, aid as they are popular with
% Lew York Xs rooters the ate attendance
form and covered the initial bag himself
to-day. He was roundly applauded, and
:.cod- d-naturedly took all the ,guying fired
at MIN. The weather was ideal for the
tt.onal game. and large crowd was
present. The grounds were in magnih-
cent condition.
The, The betting Ytti order was as,as as follows;
Murphy; IS. Ryan. RI.
Burke. II. Dahlen, 3b.
Payls' PAWS sb' 30 Wiimot. nInm II.
Ward, 2b Lange, OF.
Van va n, Hsitren. CT. Irwin: S.:
Umpire-Mr. swartwood.
Stafford was tried In right field to-
day, in place of Tiernan.
First Inning-Ryan died at first on his
easy Rrounder to Davis. Dahlen met a
similar fate on his ground hit to Ward
%ds cs ssss soss went to R0Ks
schriver missed Murphy's third strike
: but got the ball to first in time to retire
double to left. He got to third on wild
pltch. Davis sent sharp one to Par
Eott and was put. but Burke got home.
with the bali and Doyle took first. The
game was delayed for several minutes,
Doyle being painfully injured. Clark
: liner directly Into Parrott's hands.
One run
second Inning-Doyle was so badly in
son took his place. Anson's bounder
was too hot for Westervelt, and the old
man got frst He went to second on q
getting third. irwin's ny was nailed BY
Van Haltren. Anson scoring before the
ball could be returned. Ward made a
nice catch Of PARROTS fly back Of first
Terry sent Van Haltren to first on
balls. Stafford also waited. and was
presented with his base. Farrell sacri;
STAFFORD. Westervelt was retired on on
strikes, and Murphy sent an easy fly to
WIimo,; spelling New New. York's chances at
Third Inning--Farrell missed Terry's
third strike, but got the ball to first in
time to catch him. Schrivers grounder
batter took his seat Ryan got to first
on balls, He went to second on a passed
ball. Dahlen fouled out to Davis. No
"Anse' had a picnic with Burke's little
pop fy. Davis out, Irwin to Anson. VIII.
son met exactly the same fate. No runs
Fourth Inning.-Wilmot fouled out to
II N uya nn
Ward and Wilson; Lange got four bad
ones and cantered to first;, He started
Irwin's fy. however and ended the
d Ward %sn nd RsTros. to AnsGn DnSen Wsn
GOT 70 Baby Anson's CORNER; Stafford
Farrell sent an an easy little one to Terry
Fifth Inning-Parrott put the nrst bal
pitched into the left field bleachers and
trotted the circuit. Terry out, Wilson tc
nacsa aerssr osa SsTsTes
base on balls, schriyer walking to Capt
to MuspSy s forcing Ryan 'sa out at nas second S
Dahlen was allowed first on a very
close decision. Burke invaded Van Hal;
tren,s territordy and made a grand-stant
westervelt base on balls. Murphy
hunted a Clean fair ball, but Swartwood
called him back, deciding II was foul
Tho crowd hooted. Murphy got even by
smacking a nice single past third. Wes
tervelt attempted to steal third while ar
argument was going on. but was caught
Parrott fumbled Burke's hit and Murphy
got third and the batter first.
Davis got to first on balls and the basel
were full. with but one out The ere I'd
went wild when Anson fumbled Wilson's
easy grounder and Murphy scored with
the bases again idlled. Burke came
home on Wards sncrifce. Ryan mad,
n beautiful catch OF Van Haltren's ions
ny between right and centre Two runs
Sixth InninK-Anson lined a slashnl
single into left. Lange sent one to short
but Murphy wasn't there and Lange go
first, Arson second. Irwin smacked
home run Into left field, bringing In An
son and Lange before him.
Barratt n.2d out to Stafford Terry out
Davis to Wilson. Schriver out, Wester
welt to Wilson. Three runs.
Stafford out, Irwin to Anson. Farrel
singled to left. Westervelt two base hit
scoring Farrell.
Murphy out, foul to Dahlen.
Davis singled. Westervelt scored.
Burke caught mapping. Two runs.
SCORE BY INNINGS.