The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-09
GOTHAM WINS EVERY CANE.
The Temple Cup Series Ends With The
Fourth.

The Orioles Dressed Down to the Tuna
of ia to in the Eighth Inning Wind
up-The Giants to Get IS Per Cent. of
the Gross Receipts of S22 900.
New York, Oct. S.-The series OF games
between the Baltimores. the national
champions. and the New Yorks, who I'm
ished second in the league race. for the
temple cup, was concluded to-day. The
New Yorks defeated the Orioles for the
fourth consecutive time, thus winning
the cup and 60 per cent. of the net re-
ceipts of the four games. The net re-
ceipts amount to about so, OOO and each
one of the players will therefore receive
snug sum for his work in the series just
closed.
The New Yorks have outplayed the
Baltimores at all points in the series. and
have well deserved their victory, and the
spois which go with it.
The champion Baltiraores were never in
the game al the Polo grounds this after
noon, and were badly thrashed. Seven
thousand persons were present and went
wild with delight Meekn pitched a mag
nifeent game from start to finish. and but
pions would have been shut out Hawke
began pitching for the Baltimores, but af-
ter four innings, in which he was pounded
hard he gave way to Kid Gleason, who
was very easy to find. In all, Wards
men rolled up twenty safe hits, Doyle,
Van Haltren, Fuller and Farrell leading
in the slaughter. In the sixth inning Van
Haltren and Jennings collided at second
base. Vans nose was badly bruised and
Jennings was cut over the left eye. They
had to give way to Murphy and Bonner,
respectively, while physicians dressed
their wounds.
The Baltimores scored two runs in the
first inning on Kelly's base on balls,
rulers tumble of Keeler's grounder,
Brouthers out and McGray's single.
Bourke scored a run for New York on his
base on balls, Hawkes. error and a wild
pitch.
In the third the visitors got another run
on Davis two errors, Brodies out and
Reitze's single
The New Yorks also made run on hits
by Meekin, Tirnan and Doyle. After the
champions had been BANKED in the,fourth
Wades men rolled up three runs and took
the lead. Van Haltren, Fuller, Farrell and
Mcekin made singles. Burke sent long
fly to Brodie, and Fuller and Farrell
worked a double steal.
Gleason took Hawkes. place in the fifth
inning and the New NOrkS Clinched the
game Davis got a base on balls and took
second on wild pitch. He scored on
Doyles double, but Ward forced Doyle at
third. Van Haltren got four balls and
FuHers single scored Ward. Van came in
on Farrell's hit while both Fuller and
Farrell counted on Meekin's base hit to
centre.
In the sixth, Doyle made another run
on his single and steal, an error by Nc
Graw, and Wards out.
The home team piled up five more runs
in the seventh. With one out, Farrell sin
gled and Meekin flied to Brodie. Burke
made a hit sending Farrell to third, and
stealing second himself Herman got a
base on balls and Davis received another,
forcing in Farrell. Doyle put a single in
center, bringing In both Burke and Tier
ran in too, on McGraw's failure to stop
Br5die's throw to third.
In the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
innings the visitors were helpless before
Meckin, and when the New Yorks had
been retired in their half of the eighth.
the game was called on account of dark
ness. t&
Van Haltren was presented with sill
Yer bat as the result of a voting contest
in New York paper, for the most popu-
lar player in either the New York or
Brooklyn teams:
The score follows:
At New York r H E
New York ......... t.Ol351 3O-l4 % :
BaltlmOre..... .... &C.. 2U1 90 0 Ga 5
=, MISUNDERSTANDING, Gleason and Robinson;
Meekin and Farrell
mplreS st and EmSlie.
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