The evening world., 1902-06-30

Tnr new man. i'lournJy. did not arrive
as wa expected. and go the Haldy man,
JOHNNY Dunn was foun1 covering tho
right field territory. Tlcre are many
regular outielders at that who would
nos coupaI witn Dur.l, SO there the
Giants cannot De considered y badly
OF after al.
Nntty IN First \Euin.
Mathew son OF first base. Well. that
did strike New York fans pr IT'S much
a. a joke. But they had not wrcn"d
Kim play very long before th"% began
thinking him OF some account At that
station. Ia practice he flung NE ball
tn his mates in great style and stopped
some bad throws 80 finely that even TN"
quiet of the fans Vas aroused and theN
l,nt some cheers, 1t WAS right good 10
, hear Snlh y"lls, aud all afternoon t.,
Giants tried na"d to keep them ~.
Manager Al ~iiuckenberger decided that
Pitcher tasoll was good enough L. io"i
the CLANS. out as for Smith. h" could
not settle ON one man until tn" umpi""
yelled 'rlny ball.
First Inning.
N'ol'N Sbl 10 liI a. SeNotu 'l as
liner Ia rlsht Tenu"F III: to Bean. VIII
tcssed The ,dlI 10 Lauder in lime -
catch Cooley, bu. tn" Giants third
hasenmI u'"p.ci he tail wnen cool">
bumpel iAt' nnna. |-aI"er's hand, Wa
t. r"ti"n troIn tht game. Dunn went
irom riGli :tld - cove third base ami
OLA MAS seat out in his pltt'
Coo.cv gVampCrcI over the plate wlll'
Boar was lhrc Ming DCmpnt out. Car
ncy dropped I safe II back of Dunn,
az i ms = x al throw .ctrsht IehltN
at IA" pl; Il" Bean to Matty was IN"
t,rcnIngcr nssls.rd ienney III the re-
tiremcnt % Brolic and Dunn. but ~"
Bo,tonian let Jones get a base on ms
knock. winch he failed to handle a.
though hit right At him, O'HaPan :
RAP was A not one. 1t bounded away
from Tenncy and was scored n sing
Rowermnn gave Greminger anotNer
CHARGE, II was easy; only a pop-up'
No runs
Second Inning.
Bcwormau was under Grcminger's fou!
boost, Lush famed. KIttr!dge dropped
"A safety in left centre. Eason got a
base on his hit. the speed OF which was
stopped by Taylor. Bean lid not get the
ball In time to retire the Boston, pitcner'
Brodie should, have taken Cooley's ny;
hut he %misiudged It II It vas tailed
as a double. II scored KittridRe, with
Two on bases, Tenney famed, One
run
best. The formers went to Tenney and
the latter's to Kittridge. Beams lofty
hit tumblcd 10 cooley, No runs
Third Inning.
Jones had to covcr some ground before
he got Dement'S ny. Garney's slow nj
was clicked Up by, pun 9Ii In me,
nrnAt, Fuala "A brilliant .aatph Of Court
ney's short ny. II looked so safe that
carney started for second, but TO his
sorrow he was doubled AT first No
runs
T1ylor gave ris usual club swingini:
exhibition Brodie's knock TO left earned
MN a base. Demont picked up Dunn :
fast %gruunder and tossing II 10 Courtney
retired Rrodie. Courtney got the ball %
r,rney In time 10 help Dunn out M
runs.
Fourth InninR.
Matty had to reach nigh to get Dunn's
was for a base. Kittredee's was, FOR
two, and Lush darted across the plate.
hands IN time, Cooley, again hit safely,
helped to %rellre %1'cnney. Two rum,
After. fouling half = dozen times
ney O'Hagan famed, Bowerman
rea shed first because Courtney fumbled
his hit. Then the big catcher fell asleep
at the base and when he woke up he
had 10 resume his duties behind the bat,
No runs,
Flnh InniaE.
Dunn took Dement'S puny hit. Bean
thought he had carney's, but he had
not and the Boston man reached first.
Then he stole second, ably assisted by
down courtney's high ny. oremiDger
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