The evening world., 1903-08-15
BATTING ORDER.


Especial to The Evening worldJ
POLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK.
Aug lb.-Theyre OF at one Hundred and
Fifty-fifth street!
Before o'clock 1900 people had
crowded into the stands. and a hand
somer. healthier lot OF rooters II would
be hard to fnd The weather was
enough to bring smiles to the face OF
John ID. RoolSefeller's ticker countenance,
There were beautiful women and beauti-
full EownP ara the women pressed for
ward like Yale half-backs TO get la the
front row and nearest the players
bench, Some day an unhappy rootor or
rooteress will get a Jim Jefrries knock
out off foul bail. and the populace will
not be so mad about sitting on these
temporary stands. but why look for
trouble7
Prospects of a 10000 crowd brought
out an army Of ticket spectators. who
made a lot of trouble at the gate. the
police declining 10 make any arrests. as
they said the matter was not In their
province. Women were sent TO the box
office TO buy up whole tiers OF seats and
these were relailed at 81 and $l.5O ms
evil will be rernedled In the future
First Inning.
plate 1T least 1900 people were pres
ent. Hardly a breath of air stirred.
perspiration reeked from every pore on
the players and the VAST gathering was
distinct sigh OF relief when Don.in. the
first Red 10 bat finally caught one of
the Iron Mans underhand shoots and
glanced fly TO Babb.
The old man from Easton caught
three more field mice and looked for
the Iron Arm. Cy Seymour was lucky
20 get a safe bounder over Joe's head
that neither Babb nor Gilbert could
through McGann.. putting Seymour on
third While Gilbert was throwing
Beckley out seymour crossed the plate,
Steinfeldt was the first victim to the
Iron Mans slants. one run.
cannot hit. held George to a smite II
Beckley. But Bresnahan was there for
great applause when he bunted to
Hahn. who threw wild to hrSt. putting
Bres on third. McGann now dashed the
crowds hopes by foulng to Beckley.
II was up to Mertes. Hahn made Mer-
ties walk. Baob popped to Steinfeldt.
No runs.
Second Inning.
1t looked bad for McGinnity waen
Daily made the third single Joe, how
ooran's cunt. Next Peitz singled,
Browne ftn6led, sending C)rcor4n to
third. Hahn struck out. Mertes mis-
Judged Donlin's drive scoring corcoran
third via Babb to Dunn. Two runs.
Dunn flied to Donlln Gilber bounced
10 Hahn. Bowermin reached first on
muffed third strike. Frank took second
feldt handled a bunt from Browne on a
very close dcIsion No runs
Third Inning.
rnN,art .,,,
second from Sevmour's hot Eronndcr
that glanced from the Iron Mans hands
Bres was under, Dolan's no st, For
making the remark, IL wish i he,d his tae
Bob Emsie ordered John McGrNw off
the field for the second time this sea-
son. After that Beckley famed No
runs.
Bres got pass McGann flied mile
to Seymour. Mertes rap to Corc1ran.
forced Bres. Mertes nailed stealing.
P1etE to Daily. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
steinteldt shocked @ bert with
iner. sres raced for Days high one
Babb grounded in Stenteldt's and that
third 6aseman also finished Dunn's
bounce. Gilbert walked the Giants
making strenuous kick that Ham ,
threw hve balls. Bowerman fied 20
second. No runs
Fifth Inning.
P.etI opened with double TO centre.
As Hahn famed old We'll Well the .
ramous rooter. arrived and was led To
a seat near the home bench In state
Donln touled to Bower
man Babb's wild throw from seymour
scored Pietz, Bowerman nailed Seymour
stealing. One run.
Mc(iinnity was out, short To Grst
Browne made the Giants second ait I
Bre$ then singled 10 Seymour. Sho
threw wild to Steinfeldt, scoring
Browne, putting Bres on third Nc.
Cams hard rap to left allo wed Brcs To
walk home. McGann out, stealing.
Mertes walloped to right safely. The
place looked like "a lunatic asylum warn
Babb tripled to centre. scoring Mertes.
Gilbert fled TO Daily Three runs.
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