The evening world., 1903-04-23
Hanlon's Colts Score One
Run in the First Inning
Against Philadelphia and
Come Back for Three
More the Very Next
Time Up. Mean While
Holding Visitors Down.
JONES GETS A CHANCE
TO SHOW HIS SPEED.
THE BATTING ORDER.

thpecitl 10 Ine Evening WoriuJ
WASHINGTON PARK, BROOKLYN,
April 25.-Ned Hanlon's unfortunate ball
tossers from this borough tackled Chief
zimmer's new team of young-blood play
ers from Philadelphia at these grounds
this afternoon.
The teams are slated 10 play four
games during their present confiict and
strange to say both Managers Hanlon
and thinner claim they will win all Of
them. The poor showing made by Han
Ions men in their series with the
Giants will result In extra practice for
them as Hanlon is determined that they
will have to play better ball In the fu
ture, even II he has to make the men
get out on the diamond ana practice
as early as / p. NJ. each day.
Hanlon selected Jones to do the twirl-
ing for his team, while "Chief' thinner
thought that Mclaughlin was capabIe
OF fooling the superbas with his collec-
tion OF slow and fast bcnders.
Foxy Hanlon was on hand early at
the grounds this afternoon, and few
minutes later he had every one OF his
seventeen players out ON the field either
tossing the ball to each other or bat
ting out long hits. Hanlon told his
men that he expected them to beat the
visitors, no matter how they accom-
pllshed the feat. There was a small
crowd of rooters present when the bell
rang for the game to begin. there not
being more than 1900 all told In the big
Enclosure.
First InniRE.
Thomas hunted. but was thrown out
at first by Jones. Dahlen made pretty
stop OF Wolvertons soorching grounder
and retired the batter. Barry's high foul
WAS captured by Doyle. No runs,
Strang drew base on Dalls. he
made a daring steal on second while
Mclaughlin had the bah IN his hand
ing StranG TO third, Sheckard hied out
10 Douglass. Householder sem a ny 70
Thomas. STRING scoring. Doyle out
Hulswitt TO Douglass. one run
Second Inning.
Keister slammed the ball to deep. CEN
tire for three bases, Douglass MED out
TO Householder and Keister crossed the
ss,4ss; s,rsnr ngos" got under. HuiswItt lifted a
high one TO Flood. One run, -
bahlen walSed and reached sss6ud 5hird JacR Gn
EroundeT to brasher resulted in Dah-
len SSsss sfs2 sSnSGl Sns at ths ee oasss stTans
singled singled to left scoring Jacklitsch and
Flood, Mercedes safe hit scored
Jones. strang was causht, ,o,;ISai6ss SteaIing
o' ont. MchaueSiin 10 Douglass, Three
Third Inning.
z!mners ny went 70 Householder,
tire. Thomas s,asrinsed, woiyerton
holder, No runs.
poyies long drive to deep left. Dali.
len reached nrst on Wolverton's FUN
ble. Jacklitsch struck out and Dahlel
was caught stealing second NO runs
Fourth InninE.
Barry sent up soarer to the snneld'
lshed on MS high ny, which H9ns-
into shectard's lands. No runs.
Flood was retired by, Douglass unas;
sisted Jones bunt fly was grabbed
sirans's liy gave sammy ,hns! strang
was nlpped stealing second, NO runs
Firth IRnlnR,
uulswitt was retired by Flood and
Doyle, ZimmeT was thrown out at frst
by Dahlen, McLaughlln banged out
long ny to Householder. No runs.
McC':eedle hunted unsuccessfully; |
sheckard then tried the hunt Act and
reached first Householder soaked
s,sss forced al second Doyle banged |
out A high one. which Ke!ster gathered
In. No runs.
sixth IanIns.
Thomas stTolled on four wide balls
Be was caught stealing second, WOLVES
ion doubled 70. the right neld renee.
Ter % Was retired 81 Flood and Doyle, No