The evening world., 1903-04-30

shouted for them to win. and certainly
they were going to try hard. 1t was
admitted that both teams fielded equal
ly well, and the result was bound to
turn on the ability to hit.
First InUing.
Brown laced a single past wolverton.
Van dumped one into ~Bresnahan's
hands. made first. but Brown died on
second. Van tried to steal second. but
was too anne and fell AN easy victim.
McGann struck out. No runs.
With three balls and two strikes Miller
hail to put 1t owe and Thomas made
good. bur with only with "A high fly Il
Mertes. Barry, who batted second in
then lined II beauty to right field ant
sent Barry over the plate. Keister fol-
lowed with a liner to Mertes, which the
left fielder dall!ed with and let Wolver-
ton get home. Braslear was out from
short stop to first. Douglass popped a
miserable little fly to Lauder which he
dropped amid loud misses. Keister got
home. HulswItt struck out. Three runs.
Second Inning.
The Quakers did not get up on their
hind legs and root, but showed their
great pleasure in low Eenteel applause,
IMertes laced a three-bagger 10 right. and
other lovely one way in left field and
Mertes scored. Lauder sacrificed. When
Gilbert stepped to- the pat 300 rooters
from NJ T%hTe en his old hom 9MI gavs MN
out, The. crowd went, woozy when VOL
verton nabbed ~Bresnahan's hot grounder
an? zim nslnsed p Lne fhe bali 2pe nearly rsai out Of
sight In right field. Browne made a
grand stand catch, and had to take. OFF
his hat to the crowd. who gave him
the loud hand. Parks tanned. Iunn
fumbled Thomas's grounder. Browne
easily got Barry's fly. No runs.
Third Inning.
Bresnahan hunted into wolverton's
fingers, Mnler,s hit was safe in centre.
He stole second. Browne fouled to VOL
yerton. Vans %grounder was easily han
died nv Brashear. No run
quick throw to hrst. Miller could not
put them over the plate for Keister.
Gilbert could not handle Brashear's
hot one. With two on bases Douglass
hit a fly to right that Browne muffed.
Hulswltt dashed one past Dunn Keiz-
ter and Brachear scored. Dunn stopped
Zimmer's not grounder and doubled,
touching the runner. Two runs.
Fourth Inning.
Mccain celebrated the occasion BY
striking out, Mertes could not beat the
throw. from short To first. Dunn struck
Sparks walked. Miller handled
Thomas's sacrifice. He repeated on
Barrys little Dunt. SPARKS scored on
WOlNe rton's safe hit to centre. Gilbert
tossed Keiser's grounder to Dunn on
second. One run.
Fifth Inning.
Wolverton got LADDERS grounder. Gil.
bert struck out for the second time
Then Bresnahan famed and Johnny
McGraw nearly had heart disease. No
runs.
BraShear lifted one back OF short
stop that fooled three Giants and the
Quaker made second on 1t. douglass
rolled m to first. Hulswitt flied into
Vans hands and Brashear was caught
AT the home plate. No runs,
Sixth Inning.
Thomas got under Miiler's high ~
Brashear could not handle Brownies no
one. Keister made a star catch from
Vans bat, Hulswitt nabbed McGann,i
grounder and threw TO second. Ne
rams.
Mertes made a horrible mum OF zim'
sparks's grounder and tossed 1t TO NIL,
Ter, Thomas walked, Browne tumbled
Barry's grouder, allowing thinner "a
score. Van got Wolverton's ny, Thorn
as scoring Barry stole second. Kelstei
and Brachear walked. Douglass's sin
gle TO right brought 1 Barry ad Keis-
ter. The side Was finally retired by
McGan nabohg Hulswitt's rolled. Foui
runs,
seventh inniRR.
BamrrDv caught "Dunn's rs. Wolvsrto,
again did the honcrs with Lauder.
grculder. No runs.