New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
THE Willy ANSON'S TRICK.
HE INTRODUCED A CREASED BALL INTO
YESTERDAYS GAME.
IT COST THE NETWORKS TWO RUNS. But
MEEKIN FINALLY GOT CONTROL Or
1.-TWO GAMES TO-DAY
CANES YESTERDAY.


Chicago sept 1.-THE windup OF to-day's game
was sensational and but for the cooihess on '"e
part OF Meekin trickery on the part OF Ahso'
would undoubtedly have triumphed, and the Chi
Cages would have The cry IN |hicaHo 49,
"Anythng to down the NETWORKS" The people
hero have never had any affection for the tothaH-
ties since four wears ago, when the Bostons Ut
the close OF the season defeated the diahts ioui
straights thus beating Chicago out Tor the peh"'h'
Now that the Giants have a chance 10 hi'iS" Se'
ond this city is in great distress. anu 'he P'"se'
Of every man. woman and child VINO KNOWS an!
ching ahou, tho National game Is that the Chica8os
will ruin their chances for getting the place IL
uos thi. reason which brought out an UNUSUALLY
largo crowd 10 the West Side grounds to-day
In ~ rho ninth inning the Cots had not scoreo
II was growing dark they took their maj '"'"
of the bat Meekin found that the Dali hau oe'"
cut. and Umpire Lynch threw IL ou' Oh '''e sou
pu, M other bail was anywhere around. Ah'oh
49, ,r,cLerv had evidently begun. \ rev BAL
had n be brought into pay. Doyle rubbed IL J"
tho dirt and Arson refused TO play un.eSS a'Vtnr'
nev one was used. Lynch said Ai risn'' W."
mo, then h 20 Fuller. who coud NOT manu-" '"e
hall c.eanly Arson fouled 1t over the i"hce anu
.h,rd now hal OF the inning came into pay. he
lined Il To centre FOR "A base. although Nau il'"''
made a great effort to get IT, Lanss's iouI nY was
uuNea hy Tiernan. I.ange then ioued me Oi''
ovor the fence and the one Arson had fou'H Was
thrown 10 Meekln from the Chicago payers oo"0''
IL v,.keI in and showed 1t 10 Lynch. IL was
g,aased Lynch said he would call for tour'h NJ"
hail but rather than hand.e It Meekn said ne w'u'
Mitch the creased ball. As the wind was po"'ns
hard across the diamond. he could NOT se' 'ne
no. over IA. pate and gave Lange AMI irwin 'ne'
h,s.s on has forcing Wilmot across me p'A'e'
There were three men on the bases ana N"poiN o'''
and things looked blue for the GIANTS Ne'N
Jumped ,or Decker. row h'gh-bouh'lhB b'o"''
and missed II, IL was sur" baseh''' ""' 81" NY
Decker f.l Nat on his face. ten feet rom VIC a.
which gave Fuller time to get the Sphe!' W.
ob.,d of him. Arson scored. however. ana ne prom
,b.y b4rnoan.d the fact that he had sent i,erhrr -
raj ir PARROTS pace. Meek.n. AFTER haNh.s -
peaiei.y rubbed Tie creased "a. Il, ~. ,r,inc on
succeeded In getting control o II, ai. ~ 1T th.i,
luncheon AMI Schriver. A. The Giants nt'r az ~
49, or, - the grounds they we're appTl''i OF IN,
fact mat =, Louis had doWnei Boston anu '" ;
Tb PANE Vas we'll contested. the feature being
Meekins superb pitching. In the last tntef Sh.' ~
! n. has pitched only eleven HRS have De-" ina u h
! proud Ward bauei In me syi.; am t,c. Tn.
! made a brilliant catch against inc l'iCe haiis
Giants got their first run on lloyles pa Oh co.,
Wards single and Doyles daring stfai ,oi'e al
/ W,rd mad been caught between iirst anu 50 ,
In the sixth inning they scored tneti ~ The,
on Meekin's single ana paw ia. 1919 Nv Ward an'
| "a, Ual,ren a tumble by Lange ana ou's ~ VI
Ter ana Farrell. In the ninth they scor'u o'''e "
hits by Doyle. ward ma rn,I morrow After tn,
nuisyille- New York gam. which was trals'S!ra =,
| I'm louisville To New-fork, ana "hi'H uI' ""
Works won had been thrown @Mt on ,1StG pb p bro
! tested the Chicago New, ork gam, ,ha v"w
transferrcd New-York ana wnch me NM >| Nv,
also and The Boston club therefore mae ho" dn
hv it, protest This gives ok one o nos ne
feat bad" clark and Ruse WI p'''n tn'niyh,
according to what Manager Ward sald to-"'s"'