The evening world., 1903-04-29
HANLoN IS INDIGNANT.
eays His Players Virtually Present.
cd the Visitors with the First
Game and viii Do Better To.
Day.
THE BATTING ORDER.

rs ~ Us ADs AGHty III.
pahlen. IS. Bonner, 2b.
Hitter, c.. G~eMlnger, 3b,
Hood, .eb. Kittredge. c.
cnmidt p Willis, p.
sUmpfre-Moran.
With the arst game OF the four which
they are TO play Ned Hanlon's Trolley
Dodgers to their credit. Manager Al
Buckenberger and his collection of ball
nends from Boston again faced the
Hanlonites this afternoon. confident OF
apother victory.
IN crowd Is Easy for u.s." yelled
Capt Fred Tenney as he marshalled hts
troupe Of ball-tossers on the field. and
We ought to have as little trouble in
taking the next three games from them
- we did that one OF yesterday"
Manager Ned Hanion was not in the
best Of spirits when he rrive at the
sfounds this afternoon. The defeat his
team was compelled 20 accept from the
B~eaneaters was responsible for his
gloomy feelings. Hanlon was not, a bit
backward in saying a few uncompli-
mentary things about his players.
He said he seldom In his career as a
manager saw a game won so easily. II
was virtually presented. Every mistake
was costly and assisted the BeaneAters
tR ssdorins runs.
Pat mt EARLY Practice.
A. O consequence of their unsatisfac.
tory playing. Hanlon had every one OF
his players out on the diamond prac-
tisins as early as 2 o'clock. He was
determined they should not duplicate
the work Of yesterday in to-day's game
e preliminary practice would prevent It.
The day was an ideal one for the
game. and just the kind that makes
the players work harder and faster. and
an ideal game was expected. Hanion
sslected his great California md.
Schmidt. to do the pitching for his
team, while BuckenberEer thought that,
a. Big Victor Willie has always proven
Hss sn eEDsbi soF q ne b sTS1slyf ih snsf. sss N
with his pushing Promptly at
4. O'Clock the bell rang aud the game
st~srtsdtw1th about 1000 rooters present.
III First Inning.
Dexter opened the game By soasang.a
Grpunder TO Dahlen. who retired him at
Apbatiscihio hit . Erounder TO Schmidt.
Tsnny.on FLOODS quick. throw to Dosis.
Abbatccihio was doubled up at hrst.
ssranEs gttls roller in from, q the
Sy kattridss: wills pulled down No,
Californian was an easy out. sheckard
ambled to irst on four wide balls and
made a pretty steal Of second. House.
holder was retired by Bonner and Ten
ney. No runs.
seoond Inning.
Cooley raised a high ny which Nc
yeedie collared. Carney made three
Fal = n No at d1bFatAfta alnuY
drops. Bonner's high bounder took an
ugly bound from F1od and the batter
reached fnst, He was easily caught mn
Ritteris throw trying to steal second.
Doyle pasted a high n to short left
grounder In front of the plate resulted
IN his retirement az FIRST. Ritter ended
the infeld which Willis captured. No
Third Inning.
Dahlen g,abed Greminger's jumper
and retired him at first. Kittridge was
q waiter and was rewarded with a free
p1ss} TO drst. He was promoted to Sec
ond on W.llis's sacrifice. which Schmidt
and Doyle. took care Dexter walked.
Tenny hit a bounder to Flood. who
trlcked out TO Dexter. No runs.
Flood was thrown out by Bonner.
Schmidt hunted. but was caught at hrst
IN Kittridre's speedy throw to FTenny.
s sSssn p:r slss tr GFen shs nar Rst aGt: but be be
a yard at nrri.. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Aobataceho wa refined by Jack Doyle
Sisod's mis sStJIsy fa6SHa n Of 6 IL.
gronnder. Carney singled to left send
ing Cooley to seobna Bonner,s high
gers grounder TO Dshlen forced Car
nsy a second. No runs.
McCreedie was an easy out on his
SLOW roller from G%reminger to Tenney.
s~heckard's bunt along third base line
was sent 10 hrst ahead OF him by Gre
Munger. Householder walked, Doyle
then slammed the ball to the lower
fence In deep left centre for three
bases. scoring Householder. Dahlen
went out, Willis 10 Tsnney. One run
Firth Inning.
Kittridge soaked a liner 10 left for a
base. Willis sacrificed, Dexter sent a
low line ny into Mercedes hands.
hittEidSs Was caught mapping at second
Ne T Ini'ts QUICK 'nTo" 10 DAMIEN
kittsr was quickly retired by Ahbat-
out a. arst By wis, NJ ,uns. ~
sIsth Inning.
Dahlsn and Doyle took care Of Ten
nsyfs grounder. Abpatleeho was Tie
rkich strans got to poyis Hout Ime.
gepley vent out, Flood to Doyle. No
EIranE walked, Mccrssdie struck out.
H1fekafq ard Etrans were doubled M
- lAs formers bonnder to Willis. Ne
standing OF the CIabs.
KATloNALbgAguE.