The evening times., 1899-07-04

morning. Owing to the sweltering heat |
the attendance was small, hardly passing |
the 5000 mark. But what the crowd pres |
ent lacked in numbers they made up in |
enthusiasm, il being a patriotic Fourth |
of July crowd. The game began promptly |
at 1880 O'Clock. |
First inning-Slagle few ou; to Glea-
son; o'Brien struck out and Atherton was |
thrown out by Wilson. For New York
Van Haltren put easy one TO Bonner,
who threw him out at first Tiernan was
hit and walked to first. Doyle put up a
fly TO Padden. Tiernan tried to steal Sec
ond but was caught.
Second inning-Bonner put slow one to
Wilson, who threw him cut at frst. Free
man put hot one between centre and left |
and reached second Cn pretty slide. Pad
den made a sacrifice to Wilson, Freeman
reaching third on the play Barry sent a 1
slew one 10 Wilson who got the ball to
first in time TO retire the side. For New |
York Hartman put an easy fly to Padden. |
Gleason sent a slow one to Boaner and
was cut OFF at first O'Brien attempted a
bunt the ball rolling into McFarland's
open hands
Third inning-Kittridge made hit over
Gleasons head and Mcfarland tried TO
bunt. but struck out. Slagle popped up
pretty drive TO right, advancing Kittridge
TO second. Kittridge stole third and
O'Brien took second. Atherton walked,
filling the bases. Bonner dropped the ball
in front of the plate and Kittridge scored.
Freeman put a slow Grounder TO Doyle
Wilson drew a base and Warner put up a
high one, which was taken in by Freeman.
Wilson tried to steal second, but was
thrown out Carrick retired his team with
no runs ~ a hot paddel.
Fourth inning-Padden put the first ball
pitched over Hartman's head TO right for
hit Barry sacrificed, Fadden reaching
second on the out. Kittridge banged line
fly into Gleason's hands, who doubled up
Paddon at second. Van Haltren sent up
skyscraper TO Barry. Tiernan pleased the
crowd by hitting TO centre. Doyle put
safe one over Barry's head and Tiernan
reached third. Hartman went out on
foul fly, Doyle going 10 second. Gleason
walked, filling the bases. o'Brien hit 10
centre. Tiernan and Doyle scoring. Will
son sent a slow enc 10 Barry and retired
the side.
Fifth inning -McFarlands hit TO Hart
man did him no good. Slagie was out on
a fly to OBrien. 0'Brien, OF Wa hington,
hit an easy one 10 Hartman and retired
the side. Warner put up fly to Slage,
who dropped it. Carrick struck cut an
Haltren knocked a fly TO Washington
0'Brien, who doubled up Narnsr at first
Sixth inning-Athertcn YVES presented
with a walk TO first and Bonner flew out
10 Tiernan. Freeman put ssfa drive
over Doyles head and Atherton took
third on the hit. Padden made a hit 10
left and Atherton scored, Freeman going
TO third. Barry knocked slow one TO
Hartman whose low throw 10 first passe
Doyle, and before the bali was returned
Freeman and Padden crossed the ate.
Kittridge flew ont to O'Brien who caught
Barry al home en- a neat coIble play.
Tiernan few out TO o'Brien and Doyle did
the same. Hartman went ogt on an easy
fly to Padden.
Seventh inning-McFarland sent a hot
grounder to left, but was caught at second
by Carrick On Slagle's sacrifice. Slagle
easily stole second O'Brien sacrificed
Slagle to third by an easy one TO Doyle.
Atherton went out, Hartman to Doyle.
Gleason sent a hot ground one to Bonner,
but was out at first. New York's o'Brien
put an easy fly TO Slagle, who again did
the dropping act. Wilson few out to Free
man. Warner sent an easy one TO Ather-
ton who threw wild to second. New York
O'Brien went TO third and Warner to Sec
ond. Carrick planted an easy one in Ath-
ertons hands and was retired at first
Eighth inning-Bonner received a gift OF
four bad ones. Freeman put up a high
foul TO Warner. Padden singled to Hart
man who lost a chance to retire him by
attempting to cut of Bonner at second.
Barry drove hot one to left and Bonner
scored, Padden reaching third and Barry
second. Kittridge received base on balls
and filled the bases Mcfarland sent a
hot one to Garrick who threw TO Warner
forcing Padden at home. Warner complet-
ed double play by throwing TO Doyle, re-
tiring Mcfarland. Van Haltren popped
up a little one to Atherton and was out
Tiernan took base on balls. Doyle put a
slow one into Bonner's hands and was
thrown out, Tiernan going TO second
Hartman ended the inning with fly to
Padden.
Ninth inning-Gleasol fumbled Slagles
easy Cne and he was safe on first. O'Brier
attempted sacrifice, but forced Slagle a
second. Hartman making the assist
O'Brien was out at second trying to steal
Atherton drew base on balls, but wa.
forced at second by Bonner. No runs
Gleason could not beat his hit TO first anS
out O'Brien hit a pretty one t.
Padden, but was out at first. Wilson reach
ed first on Bonners error. Warner endeC
the agony for the Giants by going out OF
fly TO Bonner. No runs.
The score:
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Washington 80. o o 3 o O-5 10
New York .... o o o 2 o o o o. 4
Observation-Disclosures and kittridge; Carick an
Warner.