The evening world., 1894-06-21
POOR GIANTS
SLAUGHTERED.
BrOOklynS Belt Out Six Runs
OF MCekin in the
First.
GERMAN THEN SUBSTITUTED.
His Curves Batted for Two Runs
in the Second and Six
in the Third.
SIMPLY A FARCE OF A GAME.
New Yorks Couldn't Find the
Bal! and the Bridegrooms
Couldn't Miss It.

EASTERN PARK, BROOKLYN, June
2l,-That George Davis was overhagty
In resuming play when he went into
both games yesterday against Philadel-
phia was made manifest to-day. when he
found his stomach was In such IA state
as to prevent him from reporting for
duty in Brooklyn this afternoon. His
absence always initiates against the
chances of the team winning, and es-
pecially Is this fact emphasized when II
Is considered that Murphy is not in good
condition. The Tot. however. donned a
uniform and was prepared to do the
best he could.
Capt. Ward. on learning OF Davis's
inability to report. at once assigned
Fuller to cover third. and this suf-
feed TO soften the disappointment
caused by Davis's absence In a great
measure.
Treasurer Talcott telegraphed Ward
to-day from Ca.dwelrs. Lake George,
congratulating the team on its fine
showing Of yesterdays and exhorting
them to keep II up to-day.
Suburban Day at the track had its
effect upon the attendance at the game
this afternoon. Ladies' day insured the
presence OF a handsome gathering of
the softer sex. and they were plenti-
fully in evidence.
The makeup and batting order Of
the teams are appended:
New York. Brooklyn.
Fuller, 3b. DAILY, 2b.
Burke, If. CorCoran, IS.
Murphy, IS. Tredway. II.
Doyle, Id. Griffin. cf.
Ward, 2b. Shindlc, SD.
Van Haltren. II. Burns, RI.
Herman, RI. FOutZ, Id.
Farrell, c. Daley, c.
Meekin, p. Kennedy, d.
Tmpire-Mr. Stage.
First Inning-Shorty Fuller dropped n
soft one In front of the plate and died
easily. Kennedy to Foutz. Burke out at
first. Murphy soaked n ripper to short.
which Corcoran froze to and sent to
Foutz. No runs.
Fuller missed an easy pop-up fly OF
Days, and the batter got to second.
Corcoran cracked a hummer to short
centre which Van Haltren made an easy
running catch of. Then Tredway belted
out a single. scoring DAILY. Tredway
scored on Grillin's Hammer to deep left
field which netted the cherubic Brook
Ign fielder two bases. Griffin hadn't any
trouble scoring on Shlndle's single.
ting nse on n''a to Jonsit Ap Msekin IN ~s rapbfi r';
shape. A t~wo-bngger, by. Tommy Burns
into, short left put Shindle at third all
shindle and Burns scored on Foutz's
single past first. The ~attenuated Davy
stole S second; oai,e3y slapped out a safe
second, DALEY reaching second on Vans
wide throw to the plate. Kennedy srcri-
feed, Ward to Doyle; Daley reaching
third. DAILY out, Fuller to Doyle. Six
Second Inning-Burns made u phe-
nomenal catch OF poyle's fly to right,
series OF somersaui,s, but stiII clinging
to the ball. Ward out to Foutz, unas-
sisted. Van Haltren out, Corcoran to
FoutZ. No runs.
German was now put in the box TO
pitch, Meckin being Withdrawn. as the
slaughter was too much for him In the
Corcoran foul-aled to Doyle. Tired
way base on balls. He was forced at
second on Griffin's blazing liner to Ger
man.. who maue a good stop and throw.
Shindle's three-bagyer to far away left
scored Griffin. Shindle scored on Rurnss
single past second. Burns was caught
mapping of first, German 10 Doyle. Two
Third Inning Herman fouled out "a
German struck out. No runs.
Foutz slambanged a hot grounder
legs, and Dsvy was safe at first,
DALEY base on balls. A fine bit OF
SeVrcs ware was presented to Kennedy
when he stepped to the plate. lie
promptly went out unassisted to Doyle,
Foutz reaching third and DALEY sec
ond. on Days single they scored,
Daly stole second. Corcoran base on
balls. Trehway lifted Il two-Ongger "a
left, whij- Burke misjudgei. DAILY
scored. Then Griffin basted e corkcr to
deep right, which scored Corcoran and
Tredway. and Griffin also crossed tho
plate by a very close margin, Shindlt
base on balls. Burns flied to Van Hal
tren. Foutz nied TO Murphy. Six runs,
Fourth Inning. Fuller base on balls,
A Burke base on balls. Murphy niel t.
Grimm. Fou,z and Daley coi.idei run,
ming for n foul fly over the Brooklyn
players bench. FOutz was slightly in.
turei. Doyle base on balls. filling the
bases. Fuller scored on Wards sacrifice,
Corcoran to Foutz Van Hal,rcn base
IN balls. again il.lng the hillucks. Tier
nan oul, Daley to rou!z. one run.
Daley claimed to be hit by pitched bal
and Stage allowed II. Dalcy going tI
FIR :. Kennel" AMI DAILY bases on balls
Westeyvelt went IN to pltc1, Daley
scored on Corcoran's grounler, Kenne'
dy scored on Tredway's hit to Murphy
who threw Corcoran out ~ second.
Griffin base on balls, Shindle hit e
Ward, who threw Grimm out at SECOND,
and Murphy's throw doubled Shindle al
first. Two runs.