The evening world., 1902-04-30

SNo-SA All they were af'e- w. iIAi
game to-day from the PhiIi'- ana tA'',
started for It a. though my meant i'l
get 1t or die In the attempt
Three games out ~ -Four iH' Gn1h'rs
took from poyle's men ir pr v.'n-
four-iay series. ard u 10 VAS 20 them
Doyls's men were going 90 weak f"-
venge. Doyle was ~ determined .'"k
saG q one could imagine him ilis '"n
laws hitehed together like q bulldog
would 70 the trousers - tr"-pt--tnS
tramY.. lie was out to win ~" diaft
have 10 say anything Hs men 'H'A
read his will in his eyes
Ph,ili~s Not So Past.
Now out came the Phill'H Sr!rE and
gan in nice white suits. They if."l '"
emulate the Giants practice work. hni
they cauiin't That didn't mean 'a'ush
that they were sure losers Indeed no'
No more can the result Of q gam" "'
determined than the contents " book
by It's cover capt Thomas urged his
r-or on 70 work harl and asked them
10 win fDr the AK" ~ their standing
IN The League rae" 1t present To fan
o. defeat meant their t5king position
IN the rear Of the Ghants-four'h p.1c"
rhe phllies vim Well. before IN"
game there vas not New York crank
present Nho would not stake his last
Elevate, railroad ticket. and walk 20
one Hundred and F'ftyn'th street from
she Battery II he lost. that IN" guhkefr
woGldnt That 10 after seeing Frank
sperks warm up Remember mat game
the ministerial chap IN a Giant uniform
tw,-ied to Ned Hanlon's men last week
Well, there wis nothing to inhicat" tha'
he would not repeat that great work in
the box to-day A. TO the ousker
pitcher who was TO do the work 's1'ns,
poyle's men. II was problem 90 900.
e:cn Manager Shcttslne. He hnd -,
,rai take 4 pfactic. spin. and IN" gong
sounded before he made his nomination
Eut the Giants wer" prepared fnr any
body, and. IN fact hoped tant lAtTf
the fellow wno was 50 tuc-rssi 70
against .heni on these grounds ten da'.
&C so ago. would get the lop
Now. AZ to the ,ttendhnc" At th.
game Seats were vacant everywhere
a,d no one TO occIpy ihein II was nn
because the talks ot IN" city have
tired o, the national gam. Inde",
not; They enjoy II. bu, nobody no
even the Now York club, can shoT
them.
Why should they paw = h,lf-l''.lr -
- the game TNerty-ayy cents .s ''.
nmI, In nearly Az cases Tn" % HtF
management demands the 50 cents. 'nd
ehev don't get many az that So { ~
that few more tNan 20" Nrir u" a'h.
when the game began.
Al the lr>t mluu'. Mlntg"r tuS'
thought Henry ThIclnau 'J-I. 90 ia
occasion n, fooling the quaker. ard '
the .S-Manhattau college nos i'l ,#
honors Hls sprst lu prlr,." N,. 1
the ex2r,-s-tralr order and p" Boo '"H
Henry.
First Innjng.
Vans nap was u daisy inter- iu nsl
ire and ne got n base on it ~ - H"
he went when Bro,fe's bun' va Nan
10 first Dy Hallmau. Van Just -tnI
=. third as Lauder boosted ~ o. Hr r'"n
Tn. giant cOuldn'' get ba glIg
enough and was dlunied up 40 runs
Thomas b-n-ht"d 10, Ihrim4n $40
ness. getting "A pass o. me- lie move
UP one when Burry drus" pretty H
10 left, Both rhi.ic- tsiiIci $50,
Bowerman threw Brownies bInt
''fns arow6" ,' got To third and ho nu.sn.
the trip around the bass on p9'e A.
safety TO right That umpl"ted Tate
mans turn In ise "fN Frank srf'
then took up the y rk
undoing at second. D0yl- got I'M.
Hulswltts little pop ~ ana tne Gianl
captain also was where lIslman
boost dropped. Three runs.
second Inning.
Doyle rolled the ball 90 HuisWlf' t
was a poor second TO the throw AZ hr'
Thomas stood rtll 49, ."' Snlih
iall into MS hhnasi ia". az. ntL. T.s ..,
roller to Eulswitt forced lh" "Ginr
at second. No runs.
Chif1r's grounder slipped thou
Lauder, but Bean got /, and seni II
take in Whites lft Bean assist
Thomas out No runs.
Third Inning.
Bowerman walked and got to seg0
another safety and ovpr the plate irotl
BoWerman. Brodie moved up h'
Giants on bases when Child- threw h
out. LatSer raped the ball - chi
too but Doom dropped the throw
catch sparks at the plate and '"o n
Lauder was safe on first. too, ia
u1tsch took Dooin's place behind
bat for the I9uakers. Doy!e's buht ,
Sssr'y aS.1 ns 90, ma sri5 poSIs Sn y s,ss,., sna
sat double steal. Jacklitsch droll
.# n1th's third strike and the cate
I'D 70 throw 70 frat to retire him.
- Ray. lauder crossed n. pii
InlIV famed and Smith helped re
- 11lk two meE. Browne aad Do
81 s vourih gsniss.
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