The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

EASTERN PARK. BROOKLYN. n.
Y. July ol.-The victory of yesterday
encouraged the cranks into believing
that the Grooms had gotten back into
oldtime form. and an earnest of this
renewal of faith was expressed by full
bleachers an hour before play was
called this afternoon.
The batting order:
Brooklyn. Philadelphia.
DAILY. ID. Hamilton, CT.
CorcOran, Ss. Cross, 3b.
Tredway. If. Delehanty, If.
Burns, IF. Thompson, RI.
Foutz. ID Mailman. %.
Shindle. 3b. Boyle. 1b.
Shoch. CT Sullivan, ss.
Harle, e. Buckley, e.
Underwood. p. Harper, p.
tmpire-Mr. Eemslie.
First Inning-Burns could not run fast
enough to connect with Hamiltons MT.
and the Quaker stole second Ikea rocket.
Cross sacrificed him TO third, and Dele;
hanty's single to left scored him. Del
and was touched out. Tredwsy gathered
Thompsons sizzling liner. One run.
Days, judgment was rewarded with
second. but was safe at the initial hiiiock.
Boyle fell ov," Tredway's easy hit. Cor
eoran got to SECOND, and Tired was at
could do. Foutz struck out No runs.
Second Irning-Corcoran snapped Hall
mans sharp grounder to first. Boyle's
rainbow was pie for Scissors. Sullivan
Maud S. clip on Earle's wide throw.
Buckley sent him across with lawn
mower to left for one cushion. Harper
shindle. spanked a tamale into left
pasture for bag. Shoch walked TO
FIRST. Earle hunted, forcing Shindle at
DAILY got four bad balls, filling the bags.
Corcoran made a bid for hit but Hall
man threw him ont, No runs; -,
balls h Tas s bas hs aoo ease IN
Cross sacrificed him to third and Dele
hanty's single sent him home. pei
cision that made even the Quakers
smile David kicked, but Emslie was
adamant. Bleachers and grandstanders
alike hooted the umpire. thompson sac
rihcei Hailman ont at first. One, run;
Tredway didn't do a thing but hit the
ball to right for three bass Burns fun.
s s%Sa 20 past s ssivaH for , bag. sending
Tredway home. Four balls was Shin
dies portion. Shock forced Foutz at
hF S sho " ds sans h ha e" w esoT rSn
down between third and home. one
run.
Fourth Inning Boyle slammed safe
one to right sullivan sacrificed. SO
did Buckley. Harper flied to short, No
runs.
Earle fouled to Boyle eo,,,, InderWo "n
singled to centre f Dny tobe' 20 srsR
No runs.
Fifth Inning Hamilton base on balls.
Cross fouleG to t'outz 'orcoran left no
doubt Of Hamilton's being out trying to
steal second, and even Emslee saw II.
Delehanty hit safely - right. but met
Hamiltons fate at the next corner. No
runs.
called upon to lose" he bali He sent
Tredway to Third witt single over
second, Foutzs sacrifice sent him 70
second while Trcdwav SEQ ed. Shindle
fouled out. Shoch hed to Thompson.
sixth inning Shoch cllnched Thomp-
sons liner. FoUtz's mum OF Eorcoran,,s
poor throw gave Hallman second: He
tried for home on Boyle's hit and got
there, BOYLE going I, second. Corcpran
dropped Sullivan's not ono and Boyle
was on third all right. Burns dropped
Ruckley's liner and Bowie scored Sui
Ivan salloped in on Earper,s out at
first, Buckley going TO second. Hamil-
i Hami Hton took third ION on s6och's poor
return % the ball. Cross fled out,
Four runs.
Earle smashed .dculhe 10 right, I'm;
derwood singled, Days double Tailed
Earle and put underwood on third. The
latter scored on Corcoran's single. and
Tredway came up amid cheers he
stole second. Foutz, base on balls, M
ing the bases Hamlton's jumping
catch Of Shindles liner spoiled the plot.
Two runs,
Sevnth Ining -Delehanty out az first
via Shindie. Thompson struck out, Hall
man fled 10 Shinile. No Iuns.
ShoCh base on balls. Earle singled.
I'nderN ood flied II Hamilton. Four
bad ones to Daly iilled the bags,
Corroran's shriekng single sent ShOch
and Earle home aud Daly on second,
VIEWING went into the box. Tredway
sacrifiCal DAILY to third
Corcoran stole second. Burns's single
sent in the two runs that put the GrOJTs
In the lead, but was run down near sec
ond Four runs
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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