The evening world., 1903-05-23
BATTING

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Especial 70 the EVsnins worid.)
POLO GROUNDS. N. Y. May at
was really Matty's turn to pitch. as he
had not worked since "Wednesday in
the last Pittsburg game. McGraw
thought o McGinnity was feeling in
mighty ine shape. and the Iron Man
therefore held himself in readiness.
For st. Louis. Patsy Donovan selected
the OtNeul brothers; Mike. pitcher. and
Jack, catcher. the greatest brotherhood
battery In the business. These two boys
besides having a weird sign language of
their own are said to be ~telepathlc.
The moment a man steps TO the plate
Jack gets a hunch which runs through
his body out along his arm to the finger
tips, instantaneously communicates
to Mike. II Mike 10 going to make a
wild pitch Jack gets wise before the
ball leaves his brothers hand. and is
Jack are Just the same: IL you hit JACK
only, Mike gets lame. That's team
work %nonpareil.
First Inning.
Farrell walked and stole second. Gil.
bert ran like an antelope and selzec
Donovan's fly. McGann chuckec
smoot,s siow one TO M MEG a1s se 6rn
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Farrell. Hackett beat out his bunt tt
short. McGann threw wild to third anC
Brain tailed. Hackett taking second
Nichols was out, McGann to McGinnlty
Two runs.
Browne rolled to the pitcher an easy
one. williams threw B%resnahan out. Nc
Gam raped q single to centre. Mcrtes
expired pitcher to first. No runs
Second Inning.
Williams hit IA burner past Babb, Nc
Gam tossed ]. O'Neills bunt to Gilber
on first. Mike O'NeAl tanned. Farrell
fouied to Babb. No runs. .
Dunn bounced to Brain. Bahb lftee
n t]wo-bagger in centre. Gilbert wa;
out. Farrell to Hackett. Warner banged
a single over second, scoring Baoo' NC
Ginnity struc out. One run.
Third Inning.
Donovan hit for a base. MeGiantty
threw Smoot out. Gilbert made mag
niicent running stop from lirains poho,
van reaching third. lIackatt fled 10
Mf sloRne S Clipped pei a single to right.
was na6bed stealing socond. McGann
was sale on his i1nsT ,'' ylc lin 'U oft
catcher to second. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Nichols hit t o left. on a double play,
Dunn-Gtlbert-McCa Ntchols and Wiz.
Jams were retired. Jack Q Ne Il was hit
on the head by Pitcher McGtnnity. laid
out for ten MINUTES E sss and then en- r emeer eci
ond Mike o'Neirs hi 10 left. Farrell
fiied 10 Mertes. No runs.
Ssndow Mertes oreezed. Dunn out
Batos's bounce. touched the runner and
doubled TO first. No runs
Filth InniE.
Donovan,s rap went through Gilbert.
Donovan stole third. Brain died Dunn
TO Mccain. on Hackett's hit u tight
Donovan scored; Hnckett forced NJ
SECOND &C. 6y SnGi"S G,i 1ss run to- first War
ner struck out. Joe McGinnity raped
a lovely double in left centre. HRckett
handled Browns clip BY himself. No
runs.
Sixth Inning.
williams was a victim TO Joe's curves.
Pa own scooped J. o,Neil,s. lily on the
ground. Mike f0uled TO Warner. No
runs.
OF McGann. Mertes flied TO Brain. M
runs
seventh Inning.
Farrell's punt fell to McGinnity. Dono-
van doubled against left field fence.
McGinnity fumb,ed Shoots hunt. smoot
was taught between nrSt and secOnd on
the steal by Gilbert. who thcew home In
time TO nail Donovan. No runs.
For questioning his decision IT home.
Umpire tombstone put Donovan on the
hcld, Burke taking his pla 20. Dunn
lined 10 Nichols, Babb could nos be e
his bunt. Gilbert flied TO right. No
runs.
Continuation Of lame in c9l1nns ! Iui 81
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