The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-13
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BAL T|M0RE- |.
Meekin at His Best, and the
Boys Do Some Fair
Stick Work.
HAWKE TAKEN OUT OF THE BOX.
Esper Takes His Place in the
Fifth, After the New Yorks
Have a Big Lead.
THREE BAGGER FOR WARD.
Remarkable Change in the Play
Of the visitors-Doyle Now
Suffering from Malaria.
HAWKE TAKEN OUT OF THE BOX.
THREE BAGGER FOR WARD.
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BASEBALL GROUNDS, BALTIMORE,
Aug. 13.-With the possibility that 1t
might change the luck of the Giants
this afternoon, Capt. Ward made a shift
In the batting order. He placed .'rot"
Murphy at the head Of the list and rele-
gated Shorty Fuller to batter No. 6.
Doyle is still suffering from malaria.
His place was filed again this after
noon by Wilson. Meekin thinks his arm
is all right again, and it didn't look
like the cakewalk that the two previous
games were for the Orioles.
The teams batteu and played in this
manner:
New York. Baltimore.
Murphy, RI. Kelley, IT,
BurEe, u. keeler If.
DAVIS, 3D. Brouthers. Id.
Wilson. ID. McGraw. ab.
Ward. 2b. Brodic, CT
Van Haitren. CT. Reitz. 2b.
ruler. IS. jennings, IS.
Farrell. C. Robinson, c.
Meekin, p. Hawke D.
Umpires-Messrs. Lynch and Keefe.
Ward denied that there was any truth;
IN the rimor that Herman was released
lie would say nothing more than that,
- he was busy practising on the field.
Il is likely that Herman is laid off with
out pay, however, and that is the extent
Of the story. New York began proceed
mas.
First Inning. got his base ON
balls, and at once all the Oriole fans"
hesan to cry; IT'S all over" They
like 1t. too. when Hawke hit Burke in
The back with the ball. and he, too, got
10 first without an effort. Take him
uut," was the cry from all sides.
Davis soaked a beauty two-bagger to
The centre field fence and scored MUIR
ply. while Burke reached third. Will
eirouthers, scoring Burke and showing
Davis to third. Ward hit to McGraw.
nd the bal caromed against his shins:
Fuller flied to Brodie. H Three runs t0u'e'
Kelley struck out. keeler, punched
so mot one right Plump rGp at Meekn but it
= on the run. but Keller beat It out at
nrst; keelcr forced at SECOND on
Fes h ht to w .nSa who threw
tnsn second on it. Brodie flied to
" SECOND f fSpi 5,,nsl hit = long
low fly TO left and ana Kelley made a
pyrotechnic jumping left-handed catch.
T lS,y root ,aa here went wild. and tusti.
Broutrers. No runs.
Reitz base on balls. He was forced at
who threw TO Fuller. and there Shorty
doubled Jennings at first. Very pretty
work. Robinson base on balls. Hawke
singled Kelley filed to Van Haltren.
Third Innlng-Burke struck out. Da-
WIS NJ to Reitz, who toyed with Il and
so Re seGrse DAYS was s stoe s WsSn
Ward singled. Ward attempted to steal
second. and Davis tried for the plate.
,l latter was neatly caught out No
Keller singled. Brouthers flied to
Enrke: McGraw flied to Murphy and
Meier was thrown out to Wilson. No
Fllrth Innins-Van Haitren flied to
N r.o,n' Fuller hit a cracking single TO
S ShnI,s, Shieh vaulted by Brodie, and
out SGt, Jennings to Brouthers. Mcekiil
r, StGdic died to Burke. Reitz hit to
Etei,s put out at first. Jennings hit to
6,ulhler, OF! second, and Fuller threw too
MseS, 1S Nilsson raS s so Ssnnings was safe
attefapl '" Ip M,, over Wilson's head III an
an hninmSs ran to third, Robinson. base
s s,rU pals Robinson stole second. Hawke
mi m a., 10 lett, Burke singled to RICH,
thu ~ Murphy reached third. Davis flee
ihrolie and Murphy scored, while
R Rurke reached second. Wilson fouled tC
10 ou'hers Ward slapped thtee-paggel
nisG Gen're, scoring Burke. Van HaitreI
~ 70 Kelley. Two runs.
bheuey our, Fuller to Wilson, Keller
an '1 p on balls. He was forced at SECOND
ibra Snro9thers's ,grounder TO Fuller who
Mu rS TO W N H. McGrsw fiied tc
H sM{h lnning,-Esper now pitching il
FsrrNSte place. Fuller flied to Robinson
ronidnt, nit a hot one to Esper, VIII,
wss n helD stopping IL and Farrell
fiTouySutta at first. Meekin out. Reitz I,
pulnmcfs. No runs
beb,Ude singled, Reitz shot a fly III
I'd ward, who ran for 1t, but fei
who p,pIpped il. Jennings hit to Fuller
son aIInIse~ Reitz out q second. Robin
10 sine eH 10 Fuller. Jennings out irwin,
seven,s second No runs.
= Barks IMing-Murphy singled
Davis out 10 Brouthers, unassiste ed
Wnr ,S n't TO Jennings, who uealsd' An,
at arsiI Was safe at thmird, with Davi
Al BroS s1h Med out. Ward foul pied :
III Vu,hers, No runs "eo
KeIIo,o ni, Davis to Wilson.
I'll Kea,cS, med 10 Van Haltren
III walked 10 M by pitched ball, an
'u'ners nIed to Farrell. No runs.
Il SCORE BY INNINGS.
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