The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-17
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OPENING SERIES
AGAINST BOSTON
5000 Fans Turn Out to See
Second TuSSle at EbbetS
Field.
BATTING ORDER.

EBBETS FIELD. April I7.--After
= rest Of two days. due TO continuous
rainy weather. the Dodgers and the
Boston Braves got going again here
this afternoon In the concluding game
Of the present engagement.
A more perfect day for the national
pa&time could not have been asked for.
The sun was on the Job ana this made
II comfortable for both the players and
the 5000 fans who turned out 70 see
the struggle. Southpaw Atchison was
sent In TO do the tWdrling for the
Dodgers with Miller behind the bat
Rudolph and Gowdy performed In
the points for the visitors.
FIRST INNING-M aranviile past
ed a scorching grass-cutter to Egan
who threw him out at first. Capt.
Evers drove . fast jumper straight
to Smith. who lost no time In throw
Ing him out. Collins walked. Dau-
bert snatched 0rifhth's bounder
and retired him unassisted. NO
RUNS.
Dalton'a hot one WAS knocked
down by Rudolph. who tossed him
out At hrst. Cutshaw lifted foul
ny to Martin. Daubert then banged
one OF Rudoiph's straight ones to
left-c centre for two bases. Wheat
was disposed of. on his infield
grounder. by Maranvilie and Schmidt.
NO RUNS.
SECOND Schmidt was
easy for Aitchison and Daubert.
Mann flied out to Dalton. smith
made fine pickup Of Martins
bounder and got the ball over TO
Daubert In plenty Of time. NO
RUNS.
Smith singled to centre. Stsngel
sacrificed. Rudolph to Schmidt. Egan
then followed with u drive to right
for a base, advancing Smith to third.
| Miller also hit safely, his single tn
centre scoring Smith and advancing
Egan TO second. Aitchison fouled out
both runners base. Dalton WAS
called out on strikes. ONE rim.
THIRD lNNlNG--Gowdy drove the
ball over Wheat's head In deep left
for three bases. Egan made grea,
stop Of Rudolph's liner and tossed his
man out at first. Maranville hit &c
Smith. who threw the ball TO Miller
| catching Gowdy al the plate. Ever,
popped up to Egan. NO RUNS.
Cutshaw lifted one TO Collins
Daubert made pretty hunt and
easily reached first. Wheat filed on,
TO Grifiith. Daubert stole second and
on Gowdy's wild throw down he l,opr
right on 10 third Gowdy'r throw I,
third to fatch Daubcrt mapping hi
Daubert and rolled past third base
L I.spN To-. trtA cd "a Ia.
nailed AT the plate on Maranville',
throw to Gowdy. NO RUNS.
FOURTH INNINc--Coliins foules
out TO Daubert. Griffith famed. Smith
was also u victim on strikes. NJ
RUNS,
smith slammed long ny into col,
lins's hands. Stengel walked. E2a,
sent a line fy to Mann. Siengel wa
out stealing. Gowdy TO Maranville
NO RUNS.
FIFTH INNING--Mann singled {,
centre, Martin flied ont TO Daltor
Gowdy's grounder was too hot ~
Eran to handle and he was saf,
Mann reaching second on the hi
Rudolph popped 10 Esan. Maran
vile walked. filling the bases Ever
, drove bounder to Cutshaw VIII
, threw him out AT first, NO RUNS.
Martin and Schmidt disposed {
. Miller, Aiichison singled 10 centr.
; Dalton singled 10 right. advancin
Ai,chison 20 second, Evers tosse
out Cutshaw, both runners advan,
h. ing base, Daubert grounded GU
, Evers 20 Schmidt. NO RUNS.
SIXTH Altch,son grabbe
, co'.ius's high rrou0d.T with IN
slowed hand and tossed out tho hat
e ter at FIRST Grif'ith fame,
. Schmidt's Nv dropped safely
short centre ard was good for q has
Mann flied to Wheat. NO RUNS.
Wheat linc-fiied 10 Mann. Sml,
walked. Stehgel singled TO LEI
! Smith reaching second. Egan h