The evening world., 1903-04-28
HanIon's stars Wide-Awako and
Ready to Give the p%owneastero
the T%rouneIns Of All Their Pro-
fesslonaI Lives.
THE BATTING ORDER.

r1t Qmplre-M0rdn.
WASHINGTON PARK. April 8.-ASter
having suffered three straight defeats
TO John McGraw's Giants. Manager AL
B~uckenberger and his collection of. ball
tossers from Boston came to these
grounds this afternoon. where they
tackled Ned Hanlon's aggregation of
Young players.
The teams are slated to engage In four
games during their present meeting, and
there lie no doubt but every one OF the
games Will be bitterly contested from
me moment the first. player steps to the
plate until the last man has been re-
tired. ~
The clubs have always held a bitter
grudge against each other. and as a re-
suit their every contest is a hot one.
Those three defeats (which the Bean
Eaters we're compelled to accept from
o Giants were certainly hard blows
Tor them to receive. and in order to
get revenge for those set-backs. they
faced Hanlon's men determined to do all
kinds Of things to them.
Hanlon 10 very much elated over the
playing which his team has been doing
recently. and on that account he feels
hhVg WIN NahO NJ lGatI I0Te6
games from the Beaneaters.
The day was the most delightful one
zor a game OF baseball that has been
rnrntshed BY the weather, man since the
were warm. and besides there was
enough wind stirring to make IL decid-
al comfortable for both the spectators
md players.
Hanion was undecided who he would
Sut In to pitch against the visitors, hut
~ the last moment he decided that
10y a had enough speed and con-
some ,twirler OF the National League.
vas selected by ~Buckenberger to pitch
zor MS team. When the game started
s1eie were iuiiy 1900 persons present.
~ First Inning.
Tenney SACRIFICED. strang throwing
n nrmai y aubrey was thrown out at
third. Cooley, walked. He stole seconu,
NO on Jacklitsch's wild throw to catch
Cooley stole second, Dexter scored.
carney sent a ny to sheckard. One
strang laced the nrst ball pitched to
right for a bag. McCreedie singled 20
short left. sending Strang to second.
sneckard nied out TO Dexter and as
easily nailed on Dexter's pretty throw
20 Greminger. McCrcedie stole second
md on Kittredge's Wild throw ne
rcached third. Householder was retired
~ first by Greminger. No runs.
second Inning.
Strange laced the arst ball pitched to
right for a bag. McCreedle singled to
short left. sending strang to second.
nailed on third by Dexter's pretty throw
to GrimmenF,r; MecreedIe stole second
reached third. Householder was retired
at first by Grimmerser. No runs.
bonner sent a grounder to Dahlen
the third Beaneater to get a free pass.
aKttredge was disposed of by DahINsl
and Doyle. Greminger reaching secosd.
Pettlnger famed the air. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
carney's little grounder was taken
care OF by Evans and Doyle. ShecLard
a pretty running catch or Bon
ner's skyscraper In short left. Gremin-
ger trotted 10 first on wide ones. Kilt
redge double along the third base line,
scoring Greminger, PettinRer put a
Z %grounder to Strang, who touched out
kittredge on his way to third. One
groandsr 10 Bonner. shecksrd laced
s sap : slsH H Il e lEssH' ia SnlSh t SsF aif.
No rum.
Fifth' Inning.
Dexter beat out a hit to the inheld,
Thnney sacrificed. Evans using his,
bnnt to Doyle. Aubrey was nelded out
AZ nrst by Dahien. Dexter getting 10
tnird; Cooley walked. Carney went
Doyle was retired by Aubrey and
Tenney. Cooley made a great running
catch or Dahlen's long drive 20 deep
left. Jacklitsch doubled to left. Jor-
dan out Bonner to Tenney. No runs.