The herald., 1897-10-01
1Ux THE RESULT CANNOT BE
CHANGED
The Orioles VIII Fly to Boston and
xry to Win the Temple
Cup Series
Assselstsd Pres. sp.olal WIRE.

game at Eastern park Boston won the
game, while washington trounced the
'Champions. which leaves Boston the
undisputed champions for 1897. Even
should Baltimore win both their games,
they can only attain percentage Of 700
points, Should Brooklyn win from Bos-
ton On Saturday. the latter would still
have . percentage Of 7o4.
The excitement at today's game was
uxtraordinary. In the second inning.
when the Bostons scored i've runs.
which gave them a safe lead. men and
women rose in their seats and yelled
erAutically. When the lead became so
great that there was no more hope for
the home team the most faithful Joined
tha Bostons and their rooters and for
time nobody could hear anything else
but people yelling Boston" Young
Dunn was put in the box to fool the new
championA but Captain Griffin might
= well have stood up wooden man.
The Beaneaters had their batting
clothes on. and the faster Dunn tossed
them across the plate the harder Cap
tain Duffy's men could line the leather
out, The only trouble was that the bat
ting was all on one side. The home
team could do but little with Klobedanz,
the Boston twirler About the only
time they hit him with any effect was
In the third inning. The fielding, like
the batting, was one-sided. Brooklyn
made only four actual errors. but some
Of the players were guilty Of some of
the most stupid plays seen in many
dayA Bostons work in the field was
simply marvellous. Nothing seemed
too hard for them to get. Lowe and
Long alone cut OF four hits by their
brilliant fielding. Score:
Brooklyn 3. base hits z, errors 4; Bos-
ton u, base hits 10, errors 0.
Batteries-Dunn and Burrell; Klobe-
uaux and Bergen.
Umpires-Emslie and Lynch.
Attendance, 1000.
HEAR EN- WEEP
BALTIMORE. Md. Sept. 3o.-The
ssehost Of a chance" that Baltimore had
20 win the pennant for next season no
longer exists It vanished early In to-
days game when the Senators fell upon
Or, Ponds curves. batted him out of his
boz and took good lead in the fourth
inning, after which the Orioles seemed
20 lose heart and played listlessly and
without ambition. In the meantime,
the score board ives showing how easily
the Boston fans were taking their gams
away from the Brooklyns and the last
vestigs Of hope slowly died out in the
hearts Of the handful Of rooters who
ptill clung to the belief that Brooklyn
might take one Of the leaders and give
the ~Birds" q chance to catch up by
winning all four games from the Sena-
tors. Those who have studied the game
closely, however, had no such hope, as
it wac apparent to them that the Wash
lngton men had been playing In better
form than have those from Brooklyn IN
recent games and then 1t was known
that the Washington management was
very anxious to win at least one from
baltimore and would not be displeased
20 have the pennant go to Boston. To
them, therefore, the result Of today's
Rame was not unexpected, and 1t Is not
saying too much to assert that the re-
gult Il not altogether unwelcome In Bal
ximore, for the reason that 1t is generally
admitted that Boston, has proved to have
che better club in the recent remark
able series played in Baltimore and all
lovers Of the game. no matter what their
pre1udices may be, are content to see
the trophy Of the championship fall to
The lot Of the best team. The outcome
Of both games was watched, however.
with great interest and wherever crowds
Rathered bulletins were read to them.
IN almost every instance the news
that Boston had clinched it, ard that the
championship was no longer in doubt
was received with satisfaction, and in
some cases with cheers. This was not
ably the case at Pamlico, where the re-
suit by innings was read from the an
nouncer's box during the trotting races
In progress there.
On Saturday the season at Baltimore
will end. On Sunday the "Orioles" will
depart for Boston, with the hope that
thsy may save the "Temple Cup"
The story of today's game is like the
story Of = stern chase at sea. Washing
ton started the run-getting in the first
Inning. selbach getting pass to first
and going to second on Gettman's single.
Dsmont hunted, 1t went up in the air,
aud Pond might have worked double
play IL he had held It, but II slipped
through his fingers. and the bases were
full. Mcguire fouled out to Doyle, but
Tucker banged one into left. sending Sell
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two runs.
Baltimore then got one run on Nc
GrAw's bounder, which jumped away
from Demont. Gettman's tumble of
Jennings' single allowing him to go to
third and Keller's long dy out to Brown
brought him in. Attendance. 1900.
Bcore: Baltimore 8, base hits 9, errors s.;
Washington ., base hits Is. errors 2.
THE OTHER GAMES
NEW YORK. Sept. 30-The New
FORKS hit the ball when hits meant runs,
and thus they won the second game Of
The nlosing series from the Phillies. At
tendance 1000. Score: New York 6,
hase hits 18. errors 8; Philadelphia s..
base hits, 8, errors s.
Pitteburg rittsburg- Cleveland game
peetponed onaccount Of heavy fog. Two
4 games tomorrow.
ON THE GRIDIRoN
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