The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-06
BALTIMORE AGAIN BEATEN.
The OriOle Players WrangIin8 Among
Themselves.

Their Minds in a Chaotic State and
Their Nerves Unsteady When They
Finally Decided to Appear on the
Field-Many of the Local Lovers Of
the Game Disguised With the Conduct
of Their Club.
Baltimore, Md, Oct. 5.-Hundreds of
Baltimore enthusiasts who had arranged
to 60 to New York tonight to see the ORR
oles and Giants play ball tomorrow can
celled their engagements. Many of them
discarded their orange and black neckties
and other Oriole decorations and donned
plain black as better representing their
state of mind
The New Yorks won the second game Of
the Temple series much as they won yes
terdays game-by outbatting the home
club-and the rooters were sad in con-
sequence. 1t was not alone the loss of the
game, however, that caused so many heart
aches. More properly should the dissatis-
faction and disafection be attributed to
the faults of the players while off the field.
oRIoLE PLAYERS wRANGLING.
This morning the Orioles were in as I'M
NHAh IL diiiC VI UllHQ UFGI but pay ing VI
the Temple series as they were yesterday.
some OF the players were wrangling, and
NcGraW openly asserted that he would not
pay N another game. The outlook was not
encouraging for a continuation Of the sport,
ana 1t was then the people of Baltimore, as
they became acquainted with the facts be-
gan 20 crltlclSe the pennant winners. Re'
calling that they had shown their
appreciation of the ball team in a way
winch bordered on the prlncely,
me citizens insisted that the players
should show like appreciation of the
IaVors extended, and defend the city's fair
name for sportsmanlike conduct. They
argued that the series had been created,
ana that the majority of the games must
ne won or lost in a manly way if the good
name OF the team and city was to be pre-
9grNed. Yesterdays haggling and qub-
ulng was forgiven, but no more yrangling
"OuIu be condoned.
IN a CHAOTIC STATE.
Manager Hanlon presented the condition
!. Jhe players. They were on the field this
afternoon, but their minds were in a chaotic
state and their nerves not of the steadiest
me boys put up good game of ball, how
ever, and redeemed themselves in the Opin-
ION OF their friends. The teams left for
Eew York to-night,swhere the third game
VI the series will be played tomorrow.
-. A crowd of nearly ll,OOO persons were on
was an ideal day for base ball. New York
earned four runs in the third inning. Bal
umore tied the score in their half Of the
same inning and took the lead IN the
seventh. The Giants tied the score in the
eighth and won out in the ninth through
Jennings error. The side would have been
retired had Jennings made what would or
ulnarily have been an easy play, Tiernan's
triple cleared the bases, the Orioles
scored one and had three men left Oh bases
IN the ninth.
The score follows
Baltimore ....O220O0 l0i-6 2
New York ......... OO4OO0O u 30 "a
batteries-Gleason and Robnsoni Meekin
ana Farrell
lmpirCs Hurst and Emslie
My dear. said a fond wife, when we
We're engaged / always slept with your
id-t letter under my pillow ~
And ], murmured her husband, i
,rIlen went TO sleep over your letters '-
Texas Sifings.