The evening world., 1903-04-22
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woven muscles. his graceful carriage
and handsome face.
Garyin Wonder 10 Look Al. rs
Tit more loyal of the spire Guiding
fans looked somewhat askance and a
breath OF uneasiness inflated their lungs
as they noted the formidable swing OF
his arm. But the interest soon shifted
when Ned Hanlon's mystery from the
tall red timber OF the West. Virgil Gar
vim. shuffled his lanky form across the
turf. This great reed OF a man with
his windmill arms n big knee Joints
promised 4 novel performance of no
mean prowess. and when ne began hand
ing them out with a swish and a slash
there was an alarming popping of eyes
about the arena.
There has been a fair proverb gath
ering moss over the bridge that Man
haitian rooters would not venture into
the Gowanus swamps in token OF their
loyalty. This sarcastic bomb has ex-
ploded with a wild whoop, for they
turned out to-day and yesterday from
the town o. the Great White Way N
cohorts and %phalanxes and brought
their paean with them to the full OF
their lung capacity.
Bat EN- Up Orders.
Though few lovers of the game with
the L Plurfous Unum sanction want to
Sc a much ~cleverer game than the men
In the white and gray uniforms deliv-
cred In a crisp consignment Yesterday.
the general call to-day was to Bat 'em
up" and both McGraw and Doyle prom
ised a song of the wagon tongue in nine
verses despite the Iron Man and the
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There was a wee bit OF gloom in the
Trolley Dodgers ranks shortly before
the game when 1t was learned that the
mascot rubber plant had been ~devoured
omen" unused Doyle, but maybe we
can get the, goat and. thereby, secure
omen and all; lneH; perhaps It's not
The idea was a brilliant one. and
Benny. the rubber, was, despatched TO
the swamps on a goat hunt, de re-
turned at dusk empty, handed.
Mertes probably gathered in a dam.
age suit while warming up, He raised
a high bounder into the grand stand.
which found the eyebrow OF a portly
rendered the fan unconscious, but he
came TO with a jolt OF Joy with the start
just before the start GarvIn announced
| his arm was out, and Evans was select
ed to twirl for Doyle.
Shortly befoIe the game started, PresI-
lent Brush OF the New York team re-
ceiVed a telegram that his clothing
store in indianapolis had been burned
TO the ground.
First Inning.
Browne started the play by LIFTING
a sky lucper into mid right, but Nc
Creedle got under 1t in a beautiful man;
ner. Van HaAtren lined out to Flood
ana missed the cushion MeGann go,
hit through Dahlen'sIiegs, Then he mad,
a beautiful slide TO second. lie hardlS
braee1 up on the b,< when ,bresnahal
Tor three stations, sending McGani
home Behh died on a gentle slSl
from Flood 10 Doyle, One run, .
M~eGinn!,y,s mrs, poI1 ,uT bse ia "a TnnSs
der's nit, Babb reached up y pulls'
down McCreGdie's pop. Louder maa'
on OF his snappys Seknps,2 TOSSING
shcckard cut at hrst. NO runs
Second Inning.
/, Louder smashed the sphere along tn
third base line for a bag, lie loped Z
Msnnuss to to Doyle. wsrners higS ioy
|, ~ MAS neatly scOopei In MGManus'
/, glove after a sharp sprini. The lro
T H%sSse SrSSs had S @ ,99 e r eas 4fSSr. N \
! Housebolder.s brulslng liner wa
hauled out of a aust clO SSv Hy G 5rs;,
j ny to deep right made Browne uptC
5 ~ emo 4. A. ~Bresnahan made
Embarrassing running catch OF Dahlen
z long lift 10 the low fence In deep lei
\ centre. so runs.
Third JnninE,
4 Dahlen roebsd' Rhowne OF a hit /
4 leRplng three feet into tho air and pul
4 Ing down his line dRye with his le
4 ha4d, Evans delivered our vide on
nn4 AVA H4ltren WALKED MoQAr