The evening world., 1902-07-19
Then the Philadelphia
SIuggers Get Their
Ewes on the Ball and
Hammer Out Four
Runs, to the Conster-
nation of the Crowd
The Batting Order.

NrGinnity, p. 1berg. p.
Umpire-Emslie.
Especial to The Evening world)
POLO GROUNDS, July l9~.-Tempted
BY the bait Of good baseball with the
hallmark Of a $4,000 deal back OF it.,
II 5000 spectators journeyed to the Polo
Grounds this afternoon to welcome the
new Giants.
Fifteen thousand pairs of lungs yelled
welcome to McGraw, Mccain, McGin-
nifty and Bresnahan when they strolled
out for practice. The brutal past wa
forgotten. Every one had a handicap
and a cheer for the new Giants. and
the welkin-or that part OF it adjacent
to Macomb's Dam-rang with unusual
%plaudits.
McGraw's presence was new life TO the
Giants. They frisked like colts in the pre-
liminary warm-up. The play was
ragged but earnest. Now nervous.
again brilliant. but always fast and life
like in a way that rekindled the fires of
hope In fandom.
McGann and Mctiraw made all the
good plays in the preliminary.
McGann's brilliant Work.
Big Dan had a fashion of taking the
cross-diamond rife shots with a crooked
elbow, and his one-hand reaches were
ferocious. Ii ooke good TO see little
Bresnahan at the plate putting the hall
TO second with direction and speed.
Old George Smith frisked about as II
shedding the managerial tosa was equal
to an Injection Of elixir of youth. Nc
Ginnity, the Iron Man, warmed up for
the edifcation of his new admirers and
opened their eyes with a fine new line
OF risers and drops that made trouble
for the Quakers.
But the Giants had no comfortable
ourfpok' for lberg, he OF the slow and
terrible drop, was scheduled to serve
the puzzlers to them. Every one tuned
up and gave a rousing cheer when Ems
lie yelled: Play BALI"
First Inning.
Back to Philadelphia for you" yelled
the fans in unison when Thomas struck
put. but the fans only groaned when
Barry got a walk. Huls witt famed, too.
Lauder chung to Dooin's pop fly No
The crowd was wild when Jones Dire
a pass 10 first, and when McGraw went
TO the bat the stands fairly shook with
applause. The new manager made II
neat bunt that sent Jones to second. al
though he was thrown out by Iberg,
While Hulswttt was throwing McGann
exhibition of the ~hit-and-run game. Bro
die bounced a safety over Iberg's head
and Jones scampered nome. Brodle stole
third, but he got no further, for Felix
threw Lauder out. one run.
Second Inning.
McGraw was on the spot 10 take
Jennings's pot play. Douglas batted In
Whites place and the best he could do
WaA tn MT "a fDll for IaplaF Thar |
Felix gave a neat club-sw inging act.
No runs.
smith could not connect with Iberg's
slow mes and went pack and sat down. |
Washburn walked to first, but Bresna-
ham slow hit 10 Hulswittt forced him
at second. McGinnity hit, to Felix, and
although the Quaker made a nice stop
the Iron Man went TO second and Wash
burn TO third. Jonncs famed. No runs.
Third Inning.
Childs kept up the Quakers' order. He
popped a fly and McGann got II. IbeTg
earned a base on his knock 10 right.
Thomas got a walk due 10 Emslie'e
poor Judgment. The sun lost the bail
from Barry's bat TO Jones for n minute, |
slow hit earned him a base, and the
bases were filled. DoOin's safety past
McGraw sent Iberg and Thomas home.
Jennings's nap took a bound from Nc
NV alNA . ~ Ehul'N AZ u Nlllks'' ~
sent Hulswi, home, Douglas cracked
out a safety, too, and Doom trampcG
across the plate. WaFhburn took Fee
lix's ny. -Four runs.
McGraw lined the ball into Childs's
hands. The same quaker helped to dis
pose OF McGann. BrOdie lifted a ~ into
Thomas's hands, No runs,
Fourth Inning.
Smith got Childs's bouncer after some
difficulty. and threw the Quaker out, I
Iberg stirred the breezes In trying 10 hit |,
McGlnntty's curves, rhOmas's rap was
no hot that NeGinnlty could do nothing
with II other than stop II. When Themes
tried TO steal second he was caught by |
~Bresnahan's pretty throw, No runs.
Felix TO Jennings was tho way Lauder
was retired. Smith bounced the ball to
Iberg and that was his finish, Wash
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To California, Returning over