Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-06
MAKES IT THREE STRAIGHT
Cleveland Wins the Third of the Temple
Cup Series Easily.
CHAMPIONS ARE ALMOST wHlTeWASHED
Mcmahon suffers Severely. While
the Birds Have Great Difficulty
I'm Doing business with Cy
Young's Peculiar Delivery.

CLEVELAND. Oct. 5.-Cleveland made 1t
three straight today in the windup for the
Temple cup in this city. An immense crowd
was at League park long before the hour
set for the beginning Of the game. At least
II 900 people were in the stands, on the
field and perched on fences surrounding the
park. The day was a tri0e cool, but the
air was clear and the sun shone brightly.
The crowd was enthusiastic, but there was
not a particle Of disorder. The game was
won by the Clevelands by superior play.
The visitors were unable to hit Young eff
fectively, while Mcmahon was pounded for
seven singles and four doubles, three of
which would have been three-baggers at
least but for the ground rules.
Cleveland won in the first inning with
three runs. Bprkett opened the game by
driving the first ball pitched to left for a
single. Mexican hit to Gleason, forcing
Burkett at second. Childs hunted safely and
McAleer's single to senter scored Mexican,
Childs crossing the rubber a moment later on
Tebeau's hit to center. McAleer stole third
and scored while thinner was being thrown
out at first by jennings. Blake ended the in
ming witt a fly to Keller. The home team
chalked UP three more in the seventh on
Blake's two-bagger to center, singles by Nc
Carr and Young, Burkett's sacrifice. Nc
Kean's long fly and Kelley's long throw to the
plate. The Orioles got their only run in the
eighth. McGraw singled, but was forced out
at second by Keller. Then Jennings cracked
out a single, which advanced Keller to third,
and he scored on Kelley's single to right.
Doubles by thinner and McGarr in the same
inning gave the home team a run they did
not need.
GAME IN DETAIL.
First inning: McGraw's bunt was safe, but
he was caught stealing. Keelers grounder
to Tebeau retired him. and then Jennings hit
into the crowd. which gave MIN two bases
Kelly was out on McGraw's throw. No runs.
Burkett began with a clean single. but Nc
Kean forced him CbiIds and McSIeer SINGLED
and Mexican scored. Captain Tebeau put one
between McGraw and jennings and Cbilds
went horne 'Chief; thinner was nressnted
with a beautiful Knights of Pythias badge set
with diamonds. Robinson threw to catch Nc
Aleer off second and he stole third, thinner
was ont on jennings assist hut McAieer
scored. Blake flied to Keller Three runs.
Second: thinner made a magnificent catch
crowd. Chllds threw ont Gleason and Mo
Kean's good assist fn,sbed Carey N SrD runs
McGarr lined to Carey: Gieason's assist dis
posed of Young, and Burl,ett flied to KeeIer
Third. Robinson HIT n c,aan single IN O ~
ter but was forced ont NV McWobon Who
tried to sacrifice, Mcmahon was in turn
forced by McGraw. but Keeler's prounder
bounded ont Of McKean's hands and q base
on halls TO Jennings filed the corners bnt
Ke,lev forlea IN McGarr ana CiaveIand WAS ont
of the hole, No runs. Assists by GLEASON
and Jennings and both close decislon dis
nosed of McKean and Cbiids McAieor sin
pled and for tho third time a fv to Keeiar
retired tho side No INNS
Fourth: Childs GOT Brodie,s Av and Gleason
popned nm a fouI to Zimmer Carav's fast
ono locked GOOD hut CbiIds got ~ ond thrau,
him ont No rms zimner.s notienca was
rewarded ard be wo,rad 70 srst piaLa son
RACED hin, to second McGarr fouled to pob-
inson and Zin,mer was cangbt on second NJ
rms pitcher Cnnpv was called in front or
tba stand and nraco,ted Nth q ,ondso,oa
hammerless shotgun. and Chief thinner was
given another reman,hran moo In the shana M
n diamond ring
Fifth, Two assists nv childs and ono bv
youno rstire5 Pohinson NoMabon ond NJ
Graw Mo runs Yo,ng died to Ke,,ev. p,,r-
kett singled hut wac forced and Chiids aiad