The evening world., 1894-06-15
FOUTZ'S FINE RALLY.
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Especial to The Evininv Worldly
EASTERN PARK, BROC:LYN, June
l5.--Sore over their defeat at the hands
Of the Spiders yesterday. Foutz's merry
men put In Il heap of ginger In their
preliminary practice before to-day's
game. Cleveland showed up ag-
excessively also. and the rooters smiled
ut the prospect Umpire Swartwood has
obtained permission for a much-needed
respite from duty and Mr.. Hartley off,
ciated instead. A chance was given
to Stein to use HIS pitching arm again
for the home team, while Jack Lyston.
Tebeau's most recent acquisition In the
twlrling line. occupied the box for the
visitors. The batting order:
Brooklyn. Cleveland.
DAILY, 2b. Childs, %.
Gorcoran. 80. Burkett. II.
Tredway. II. Mexican, rs.
Grlffin, CT. Ewing, RI.
Shindle. SD. Tcbeau, Id.
Burns, RI. McGarr 3b. .
Foutz, ID. McAleer, CT.
kinslow, C. thinner, c.
Stein. p. Lyston, y.
Umpire-Mr. Hartley.
First Inning-stein sent Childs to first
on. balls. Burkett tried to rattle the
substitute umpire. and threw down his
bat In apparent disgust after two strikes
had been called. and then sent a ground
er through Corcoran. placing Cbilds on
third. Corcoran's wild throw OF Nc
kean's bounder, PLACED him on second
and scored Childs; Ewing's sacrifice ,hy
to Griffin Tailed Burkett. Burns helded
Tebeau's hit to the plate. catching Nc
kean. Corcoran assisted McGarr Out at
first. Two runs.
took second on Chiids's awful mum OF
where TredwaS's liner ended. Griain
cantered to first by courtesy Of Lyston.
Nal l., .o.aal NhA rlaNa lla' .
sacrifice to .Burkett. Burns sent one
straight up for thinner. One run.
Second Inning--McAleer first on balls;
Zlmmer's ground hit to Corcoran forced
passes at nothing and Childs singled to
centre and Corcoran dropped Days
throw OF Burkctt's easy one, and Tim
Kean's hit sent Chiids across, but DAILY
| handled Bucks attempt. Two runs.
McAieer rmothered Foutx's steeple-
chaser. Kinslow contributed a clear
Third Inning.-Kinslow garnered TIE.
beau's balloon ny. McGarr first on balls
Carr on third. but he was caught trying
to steal home. Zin mer out to Grifhn'
No runs.
Days bounder was fumblcd by Nc
Corcoran sacrificed him to second. Tired
way first on balls. Griffin singled past
Tebeau. filling the bases: DAILY scored on
shindle's force OF Tredway on third.
Mexican handled Burns's force of Cor
coran at second. One run
Fourth 1nning.-Lyston struck out
Chubby Childs hunted safely. Burkett
lifted the ball for the longest home-run
hit ever made inside the grounds. scor.
ing Childs also. Corcoran out to Nc
Kean. Ewing out to Griffin. Two runs
Foutz singled over second. Kinslowy
forced him at second Stein ripped Q
threc-bagger. scoring KinslOw. DAILY sin.
gled, Stein scoring. Corcoran's hit forced
Daly at second. Tredway base on balls
Garrison replaced Lyston In the box
Griffin soaked a homyer, scoring Cor
coran and Tredwny. Shindle singled
Burns forced him at second on a close
decision. Five runs.
Fifth Inning-Tebeau out to Tredway
Foutz caught McGarr's fly. Burnt
caught McAleer's fungo No runs.
Foutz filed out. Kinslow smashed 6
GARRISON curve further than any We
hit, and mother home nj tailed. Ne
wrenched his ankle. O'Connor took hi!
place. Stein out; Mexican to Tebeau
DAILY base on balls. Corcoran fouled out
One run.