The sun., 1896-07-05

NEW FORK, z; BALTIMORE, 2-AFTERNooN GAME.
Although the weather was threatening. prob
noon game At the Polo grounds, sand they were
moro than satisfied with Its result: Jouett
Kssis 70 beat t the % Bstimores s for e the Temple
Cup. and asa result the Champs were ike
With He ass Ss and ssd With r4sh as
control he proved master OF the situation. The
New Yorks PLAYED snappy ball behind linn, in
striking contrast TO their sloppy work behind
Clarke in the morning. and delighted the
cranks BY also touching up Pitcher HemmihE
By long odds the feature of the game was
Gleasons magnificent second base play. He
his plays were OF the hair-raisinR Kind. His
one handed catch OF seethins liner from
SSs in the tss
well. and Zeartoss redeemed s. @ himself % for his
error IL the morning gy hSrdnE Mteeins lex hot
effective that two champions were settled at
second base, and nobody tried to steal after that;
himself in practice and was seized with palpita-
tion of the heart. y doctor attended him. and
in his place. Tho visitors played splendidly in
the field. Jennings and Brodie excelling.
I'll tho last half Of the fourth inning. Then the
New Yorks began to tind Hemming In manner
that delighted the big crowd. Georss Davis led
scored the first run on Tiernans lightning base
hit TO right Gleason put clean one in centre
and Stafford sacrificed. Bill Clark was equal
10 this emergency. and, with a pretty single to
centre he brought in both Mike aud the Kid.
Zearfoss followed with another base hit to right
but was caught trying TO reach second on the
throw TO stop Clark at third. Connaughton
took four balls and was nailed at second. CLARK
never moving from third when the throw was
drawn. --.----,
in the ifth. and then opened New York's half
with q d-lat single past Jennings. ' an Hal
tren then hammered one over the heads Of the
crowd In right field Tor three bases. Meek!n
scoring. and. on George Davis's fly to Brodie,
Van skipped in with the titthrun OF the game.
Hemming opened Baltimore's sixth with
ncratch to Gleason, the first hit secured off Nee
kin He ran to second on kelleys out and
waited there while keeler flied to Herman.
Jennings then worked IN a scratch on ball hit
over Meekins head aud Hemming landed on
and another zero was hung up. The New orks
then resumed their fun with Hemming. Stat.
ford's hot liner was pulled In by Brode and BIZ
Clark smashed a two -bagger to left and scored
ond on the throw to the plate. Connaughton
followed with q single TO right, and was left,
Kelley hauling in Meekin's high one.
Brode took four balls, and Donnelly dropped .
-Aafe hit in left. Robinson forced Donnelly, but
Gleason In trying for double threw the ball
over Clark's head, and Brodie game In. Then
Hemming struck out. In New York's half Van
Haltren hunted safely and continued on his way
% second. as Hemming threw wildly past Doyle.
George paviss out Rut Van on nth third, and he slid
Kelley opened the eighth with q single and
took third on Keeler's hit to centre, Billy being
thrown out in trying TO stretch the drive into a
Gieason's head and Kelley came homo. Doyle
flied out and Rettz forced Jennings. the figures
being to against the Orioles. The New orks
Wore shut out in their half. aud then the cham
nonal speed and they were quickly bowled over.
Tho score: