The evening world., 1902-06-18

for box duty this afternoon. and II was
a stroke of fortune for the Smithonians.
His next good man. Malarkey, IL Il resi-
dent of a hospital just now, so the duty
OF trying to fool the Giants was open
TO Eason or Hall. Which would serve
was a last minute decision. but. Judg-
Ing by the warming up exercises OF
both, It seemed as though Hall would
get the nomination.
But Capt. Smith had a couple of fell
low to call on who are by far the supe-
-lou OF either Hale or Eason. Frank
Sparks. who during a game on a hot day
makes one think of winter. was one or
them. His cross-fre ball and his supe-
rior curves have always been puzzlers
70 the B%ostonians, and his record alone
was sufficient to give him Ii call to
work.
Roy Evans was logged out In a nni-
form, too, and while his mates were ae-
voting fifteen minutes to practice ne
was exercising his salary WING n ~
lid finely. Evans wOnld be all rIsa, II
he only could acquire the knack OF Keep
ing the bal! away rom opponents bats
at critical moments, when men are
on bases. Anyway, he prepared for an
emergency call.
First Inning.
prod,e showed his worth TO the New
york team on his first time to pat. re
drove a nice. clean single 70 eehtle'
Hsndricks reached first and Brod,e sec
ond, when Tenney failed 10 nannle nnt
formers roller, D2y'e ,sSrow only beat
rim a yard. LADDERS rap to Long VA
Ills finish at first. Bean popped a LILLE
foul that Kittredge got without "u'"
'r fon.s had a long run before he got
Ltlsh's ny. Tenney's drive was 100 no.
for sharks TO handle and u was a SIN,
gle. Cooley's roller to left was III a
base. too. carney,s bnnt Was piSe ren.
if SO lar over Doyie's head that the
Roston man reached second and Tenney
and Cooley scored. Greminger's saiety
past Sparks sent Carney across me
plate. Greminger's attempt 70 steaI
, ,e0s Slaughter on sparlf,'s curves, drlv-
ing the ball between Lauder and Bean
toTT a base. Long followed with a safe
STUNT and the awful onslaught was con,
tinued when Kittridge drove n oail
over the right-held fence for a home
run, He sent Demont and Long homo
| head OF him. Smith ended the agony
by throwing Eagon out, Six runs,
second Inning.
GremInger was under Beams little ny.
lined second base. Jones's fine drive
10 left was for two bases and II SEM
Smith home. Boyerman. 100, sent 4
hit that was good for two bases a1d
roller that Long fell over In trying g
gel. Brodie placed a safe n just on
Of Longs reach and Bowerman. reach
ed home. Hendricks lltted a ny INA,
70 centre that sent Sparks home. Lust
took LADDERS fy, Four runs.
Bowerman dropped Lush's thlrrt
strike. but Frank got the oal 10 poyl'
in time, Jones was under Tenney's ny
when n dropped. Hendricks was or
the spot when Cooley's hy fell No runs
Third Inning.
Bean boosted a ny that Cooley got
SY Fason Jones's Nv dropped int
Coolev's hands. No run
Smith got Carney's grounder n DOW
N good shape seam Tns rne Lille Jo,
put Demont out, too. No runs
Fourth Inning.
Demont made a good stop Of Bower
mans high boureer and threw the Gan
In the sun that Carney could not see i
II teii 10 his hands, but ne drop?ed, !,
and Frank reached second, Brodle'l
grounder to Long, though. was Sparks
nniFh at third. Tenney retired Etndrick
without any assistance. No runs,
Bean took Longs puny pop up. Kit
tredge was retired with the aid Of Lau
der. DOYLE TO Sparks, who covered first
was EGson's hn'sh, No runs.
Firth Inning.
Doyle's drive was clean cut and 10
two bases. Jack moved 10 third Will
lDomont Was helping Lauder nut. BeaI
eouldn't sven foul a ball aud just stTucl
out Smith walked, Then no stole sec