The sun., 1894-09-07
THE RECORD.
NEW YORK, o; PITTSBURGH, 8.

NEW YORK, o; PITTSBURGH, 8.
The League mpionship season in this city
was brought to q close yesterday in q blaze of
glory. The New Yorks made one of their cele-
brated finishes in the ninth inning. and not only
defeated the Pittsburghs for the third success
sive time, but, wrested second place from the
sssSns MseHn KIN and sarTe ri the
ran. m sa GuGs$ anS p % E
without further, scoring. but 1t was at the hat
IL was least expected OF him. His home-run
drive with Farrell on first base won the battle
was largely in evidence. too, sending van Hal.
tren home In the sixth inning with three-bag-
superb game % and threw VIM masnicentiy sp 10 bases
Truly Il was day when the $1,000 investment
sh9wed 9M ii, Its real ,.hN worth orr. So, ~
the WITH backing SeSpr ue ana sinS me-
Yorks without . run up TO- the time the crash
came at the end. Weayer's two errors at short
IN Juase % tRat 0 helped matters % S oonsdefaby eH
But outside Of these blunders, the visitors put
and sA' snsa.n SSGt of s.ss
se%:wSas 4 n. 4 Umpire Mcauaid was % also some' mss
IN. AfssT the lister. had two left base, in
Burke was hit by pitched ball, Herman flied
Ele, Burke reached third and Davis second
the the seored run
Weaver hit safely, but was forced by Hartman.
Ssrts sharp srounder to DAVIS. Hs Hartman n 1 Wns
cieaniy thrown out et the plate. Donovan sin
Nss 4ops suHesp . OF SS s
nIed 70 stencil, and on Meckins grounder to
tns double play ended the inning
the third inning after two men were out Beck
ley foul flied @ Davis stencil cracked safe
Fuller. Stencil taking second; Weaver ham:
mered O base hit to centre. scoring stencil, and
for u clean home run. sugden got four balls and
Gumbert was third ont on strikes. The New
York Works were blsnked in order. not ball going
fine throw by Van Haltren 70 Davis in the
vented the smokS City team from scoring Fan an
almost certain run. Then Doyle scored a run
%esvs f%er snd farTe S 'wS wsro s'fsfs sfs o
In Pitssbarghs nth Meekin let Hartman &c.
left. In the second half, with two out, Davis
was hit BY PITCHED bal. but got no further
anxious, and after the PittsSarghs had been
settled In the sixth. the crowd howled for blood
rather disconsolately to drst on balls. Fuiler's
out put the Californian on second, and then Far
csn sent cannon shot beyond the ropes in left
slow running only landed him on third, where
ne was LETT, AS smith made great running
But the Pittsburghs went in to take the lead
In the seventh. Beckley and Stencil took bases
on balls; Farrell caught stencil OF first, and
lot third. but Doyle's neat throw to Davis nip
ned ped ~EsEle a Eye" without question, Stencil.
%Ss is9r st he sung 70 the bag
and the leathe, tell safe between the play
8 Temp, Es H., PICK q, tss ssii Sp let sSsnssl
Bier bauer was clearly caught on first, but Ward
weaver hit 20 Davis, who juggled the ball long
enough TO let Stencil score, but succeeded in re-
rrins the bstsman s an at rs Fuller threw Hart
enth, but II wasn't lucky at all, for nothing
was done. Both sides were shut out In the |
ninth on ny balls. When Farrell came 10 the |
bat In New York's half two runs were needed 20 |
win the game. The irst ball Gumbert pitched |
cheered this effort, and then Meekln was begged |
70 line Il out. Gumbert wound himself into
knot kTt e. and then let the ball nyi Meekip's
between Donovan and Stencil. The two felders |
were after It. like race horses, and the 81, 300 |
men began sprinting around the diamond while |
the 1000 cranks lost their senses. On rolled |
the ball into the hard ground beyond the ropes |
and then clear 20 the foot Of the Ofiice steps, |
then came Meekin. He was nearly pumped out |
rs he staggered toward the goal while the Pitts |
burghs were hustling that ball back, but il |
the game was won.
Then followed a scene that beggars descrip- |
ton; Van HaltEen, Ward, Farrel5 Doyle, and
DAVIS grabbed the big pitcher as II he were a |
child and hoisted him 10 their shoulders. In |
dIi dhiS way they struggled & half way & across the
his life. The crowd followed, cheering franti- |
cally, and all the players were congratulated on |
securing second place from the champions. 1t |
was q great victory. The score: