The evening times., 1895-10-05
FINAL GAME At CLEVELAND
Mcmahon and Young May Have
Another Great Pitching Battle.
Much Interest Manifested on All Sides
and an Immense Crowd Expected
to Witness the Contest.
Especial to The Times.

| Cleveland, Oct 6.-The third and last
| game of the Temple Cup series here " III be
played this afternoon, and the whole city
| is greatly Interested in the outcome. What
ever may have been the feelings of the
people Of this city tow ard the home team
heretofore, they are evidently worked up
| a high degree OF interest in its success in
| the struggle now on hand.
On Wednesday about 5000 people saw
the first game, and Thursday about 5000
| attended the second game, but IL inc ications
| go for anything the grounds W Ill not hold
the crowd that will turn out to-day.
Everybody seems to be getting ready to be
on band TO root for Tebeau and the Spiders.
Mcmahon has asked Manager Hanlo. 10
let him pitch the game this afternoon.
| He takes to heart the defeat he sustained on
| wednesday much more than he really should,
| for IL is doubtful " neither there is pitcher
in the league that could have held the Cleve-
| land team down that day.
McMahon is much ouI up over the criti-
cism that he lacks nerve. Hanlon had not
| fully determined whether he would send
Mcmahon into the box to-day or not, but
| IL was said that he was inclined to give
| Esper a chance. Robinson will catch.
Cy Young will pitch TOR Cleveland, unless
| something comes up to change present ar
| rangements There is not much betting
DtlHS uCuc oh tO-Gdy kdIuc 1uC
| more club will leave for home tonight
II vas said to-day that IL had been prac-
ucally settled that II a gsme on neutral
grounds has TO be played that it will go
to Philadelphia.
AnsoD played the season out, failing to
bit in but twenty games. He failed to hit
safely but once in his first eighteen games.
In another stretch of seventeen games he
slipped up but once. He ran thirteen
= games without failing to hit, and
failed but once in twenty games. In the
last twenty-five games he played he did not
make an error. In thirty-fOur games he
made one error, and in another bunch of
twenty-five games he made one. He put
out seventeen men in one game.
Ryan failed to make n base hit in only
one game OF the first thirty played, making
during these games fifty-five hits. In his
first fifty games be failed to hit but four
times. In one run of twenty-one games he
batted safely every time, as be did in an
other run OF fifteen games.
Delehanty in fourteen games batted clean
ly, ma king twenty seven hits. Infivegames
he hit for eighteen base W ith totals of thirty
five, including five doubles and four home
runs In sixteen games he made thirty five
bits.
Hamilton made thirty-two hits in fourteen
games, and in eleven games he made twenty
three hits In his last eight games he made
eighteen hits. In nine games he made four
hits in each of three games. In forty-two
games he stole fifty bases.
Lange ran twenty-five games without fail.
ing to ma ke a safe hit, making in all in these
thirty nine hits. In sevent y-four games he
batted safely in all of them but eight. Twice
he made seven put-outs in game, twice six
put-outs and ten times five. He played
twenty-five games without an error.
LaChance made fifteen hits in five games
and fourteen hits in seven games. He had
two stretches of eleven games each in
which he batted safely, and in eighteen
games he batted safely in all but one.
In six games he made two doubles, two
triples. and two home runs. He made
but five errors in his first fifty-ihree
games In one game he had twenty-five
put outs without an error. and LII another
seventeen.
Mexican failed to hit safely in but
twenty games during the season. In four
teen games straight he did not fail to
make hit. and in thirty--iX games he
failed but twice Out or thirteen chances
at fielding he took twelve, having eight
assists. In another game he had six put
outs and nine assists without an error.
McGraw in sixteen straight games made
thirty-seven hits. and wound up the season
with run of twenty games. making two
hits in each of the last five games. In
siA games le mace thirteen hits and in
five games he made thirteen. In only four
teen games during the season did he fail
to make hit. He made but one error in
ten games. Tue largest number OF chances
he had in game was ten, and he accepted
nine Of them II argest number of put
outs in game was four.
Ramon hit safely in twenty -one straight
games He made a bcn,e run in each of
four games. beside making a double and a
triple. In twenty-thrPe games he made
forty-five hits. In three games on con-
secutive days he made three hits in each
game and in five games he hit safely twelve
times. In each of three games he put out
six men in right field. In each OF four
games he put out five men.
Duffy hit safely in twenfy-eight straight
games, and failed but once in thirtysiX
games. In five games in June he scored
thirteen runs. making tive runs in one
game. He failed to bat safely in but twenty
three games during the year. One he made
he had eight put-outs He had five put
outs in each of three consecutive games.
Jennings failed to bat safely in but nine
teen games during the season. In seven
games he made sixteen hits and in thir-
teen games he made twrnty-three hits.
Kelly made four triples in five games.
He made at least one hit in each OF the
first sixteen games he played. He scored
in thirteen straight games. Twice he put
out seven men In a game. three times six
AMI six times five. He played in thirty
two consecutive games without ma king an
error.
BrOdie, at the winding up of the sea son,
In forty-one games failed in but four "f
them to hat safely. He batted withot q
miss in sixteen games. and failed in cr
one OF twepty-onn games. He made four
hits in each OF two consecutive games. in
four games made eleven hits and In four
more twelve hits. He failed to bat safely
in twenty-five games during the year.
He did not make an .error in twenty
games. In forty-seveD other con-
secutive games he played without an
error. In IT. hrtern games n" rad" :ifty-two