The evening world., 1894-08-04
Giants Get Tired of So Much
Run Getting and Ease Up
at the End.
HOME RUN FOR PARK WILSON.
Amos Rusie Too Much for the
SIussers from the City
Across the Bridge.
Especial TO The Evening WORLDLY

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, Aug.
A good deal of sameness character
lied the appearance of the Grooms
on the home grounds of the Giants this
afternoon when they got In their prac-
tice play, and their airs bespoke this:
"Oh, we guess we'll get away with an
other boss and boss to-day, Capt.
Ward"
But that was no part of Johnny
Wards programme. He was grieved at
the failure of his boys TO pull away two
more victories yesterday, and he was in
that desperate mood which said: I'VE
must not let those mixers from across
the bridge get any part of either game
to-day" So the Giants pranced about
in lively warming-up fashion. The two
games for one admission was a popular
feature, and 1t drew an audience OF. per-
haps, 5000 for the first game, with con-
stantly Increasing numbers piling in for
the second.
thrown ball. and a lump big >as a hens
egg formed. He was unable to play.
Farrell played third in his place.
The batting order WAS as follows:
New York. Brooklyn.
Fuller, IS. Griffin, CT.
Burke. II. Corcoran. SIS.
Farrell. 3b. Tredway, II.
Doyle, 10. Burns. RI.
Ward, 2b. Gilbert %.
Van Haltren, CT. Earle. c.
Murphy, RI. La Chance, ID.
Wilson, c. Shindle, Sb.
Rusie, p. Stein, p.
Umpires-Messrs. Hodgland and Ems
lie.
First Inning-Grifiin base on balls
Corcoran flied out to Van Haltren,
Griffin stole second and then third OH
Fuller's pass of Wilson'S rather poor
throw. He scored from there on Tired
way getting first. Soak 1t" Tom stole
second, Wilson not being able to get
them down to the middle bag. Burns
stTqsE OH be GSeT' ea to MSrpHy and
looked like Jackpot opening for the
Grooms. One run.
Fuller base on balls Burke hit a
fied to shindle, Doyle foul flied in the
same spot. Ward socked a single to
second, which Gilbert handled slowly
and Fuller scored. while Burke raced to
third. Van Haltren flied to Tredway'
Second Inning-Earle struck thrice at
emptiness, and Wilson dropped the last
La Chance struck out. shlndle out, Far
rell to Doyle. No runs.
,Shindle made "a rocky tumble OF Muir
phys easy grounder; and the Tot was
Sdlt. ~ safe ny W biloTt ttHtIt Wy w IL
SON advanced Murphy to second, Rusie
hunted beautifully safe and filled the
bases. Murphy scored on Fuller's hit
to Corcoran. who threw to Gilbert a,
BURKE ed sa asHa an ns Wilson Sso and Ra sn
scored. A wild pitch sent Burke to
s yond the right right eid ropes %s Tor three
bags. scoring Fuller and Burke, and
yet nobody out. OH mamma! Doyle
raped single to left. scoring Farrell.
his way to that bag from first. and he
was declared out. Van Haltren hit off
first and Gilbert made great stop. re,
out on a daring effort to steal third,
clean hits one three-bagger. How's
that? Every seat on the grounds was
the ropes along. the edge OF the field.
There were surely 1900 spectators pres
emit and more were coming all the time;
The last three games with Boston and
the greatest number of spectators to
the Polo Grounds In the history Of the
game in New York.
Third lnning-stein out, Fuller to-
coran, base on balls Tredway,
base on balls, filling the canvas sacks;
Burns singled to centre. and Or I'M and
Corcoran scored. Burns made great
steal of second while Rusie q the
ball, and when he finally did lnrow IT
Tredway sconted home, and Burns had
second all right. Gilbert foul-hied to
Doyle. Earle struck out, Three runs.
Daub was put in TO pitch.
Murphy's third strike at wild pitch
was muffed by Earle. and Murphy ran
way round TO second. Then Wilson
raped out a home run. Rus!e slapped
bounder to Corcorar, who fulnb.e hor-
ribly, and Rusie was safe. Fuller base
on balls. Earle made coTklng run
ming catch OF Burke's foul. on Far
rell's hit TO Shindle, which was thrown
to La Chance, who muhed Il, Rus!e
scored. Doyle hit by pitched ball, NIL
ing the bases. Ward flied to Griffin and
Fuller scored. Van Haltren out at first.
Four runs.
Fourth Inning-La Chance struck out
Shindle out at first. DiuO base on balls
Griffin hit to Ward, who threw 10 Fuller
who muffed, and Daub dashed to third,
where he was caught, Fuller to Farrell.
No runs.
Murphy struck out. Wilson soaked
blisteTer to Shindle. who WAS excused
for dropping II, Rusie hi for two bias -.
Fuller hit u Corcoran, who threw too
high to Fare and Wilson scored. Burke
flied to Griffin and Rusie scored. Far
rell out, Shindle to Ia Chance. Two
runs.
Fifth Innlng-Corcoran and Tredway
flied to Van haltren. Burns nied TO Muir
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