The evening world., 1901-06-08
BROOKE YIN
.P|TTSBURG
kitson, the Champions
Pitcher, Is an Enigma
to. Pirates for Seven
Innings.
The Hating order.

Mc';u!re. c. bergen. g.
k!i.on. p. Tannchi!l. p
Special - rh- Iv-n,nx wo-hJ
PiTTSBtEG Jun. S--Thc champions
| and PittsbiirHs hay. nice. cool day for
their deciding game OF the present series
! this afternoon. and a swell crowd Ia ex-
p.rted. Ever since the two clubs broke
| away from the American Association
their games have been OF the warm va.
r!ety. and the betting has always ruled
at about even money. Las, season.
when Joe Mr;!nntty was on the firing
line. the gamblers invariably made
Pittsburg the shor. end OF ire betting.
but now tina, the Iron Man" has
jumped the Pirates are the favori;c- At
10 TO always That Is the ruling price
to-day.
BETTING On the Game.
This betting ring. by the why. Is AN
institution peculiar to Smoketown alone
Jvst before the games begin the bunch
Ut gamblers gather around In c!rc!r
and put down rheir tets on the nnal
result After the tan "f the bell bc!s are
laid on whether the ba.t.-- foul out or
not. several hundred dollar. being up
every time n ball Is pitched. Not inrra-
uu,utiy nearly $500 charges hands on
:, single game on fouls alone. When the
Pirates are on the road the gambler. 80
to the Academy. whore the games are
r. produced by ntromatonS. With tn.
teams even IN In the two games jus,
finished and The rubber on to-day there
should b. /, warm time.
Who Was "a blame:
There were some hot arsti,nC u:s
IA 20 who was responsible fo- y.e;er-
days game at the breakfast Ia
Die this morning. Somebody wanted
Ia shift, the blame on Donovan. but
Hnrlon stopped that By saying tina;
wild b!li'' has been pitching an article
81 hall That feN twIrlers could ~; up.
but los; most OF his games through
fraud and yellow fielding behind him.
lie said tina, Donovan playc1! baseball!
up to tn. hanii" yesterday. "hiic one
or two players h. had In mind were
very much Texas League. 1t DEVELOPED
that the l.f,-nsld hi,,ers OF the Cham
p!ons picked GU, Pitcher Poole. who
played left field. as mark and
slammed The ball down in his garden
on III .pos. to SEE him Jugglc. but were
sadly disappointed.
ITS JUS, the fellows YOU pick ont rs
"a mark that fool YOU" said Joe Kelley.
The rira,~.' Mi.srk~.
THE Pi,isburgs hammered the ball In
keeicr's direction Thursday under the
impression tina, VIII. was new 10 the
position and would make a mess o!
things. They go, tired Of It after
while. Yesterday We tr!e.! the same
game with Poole and go, badly left.
That fellow played marvellous game
i'll left for a pitcher. 'ak!n. everything
that came along. liners and ron. alike.
just as II he were used TO 1t, II don:
pay 10 pick gu; good bali player as a
mark. for that's the time You Sc: left
I'll. crowd began 20 arrive early and
when the game Began over 1000 were
present. Tannchiii asked to nave an
other Try al the Champions although hc
~as chased to the woods yesterday.
Permission was given. klt>on was
Brookiyn's slab artist,
Fir.t Inning.
Kelley ii':ed "a tly to Ely. Keller lined
"A single 10 left. She.kard famed
k"r!er moved ny on \ passed ball. bal,
winged one along ;hc left field foul lin.
hr three bases, ana K.e!er scored.
bahlcn doubled ~ the sam. direction.
scoring Daily. Mccr'cry n,cd to Clarke
Two runs.
beaumont: out On II roller 10 ktson.
Ritch-y fled to Dahl.n. Clark. famed.
No runs.
second Inning.
Davis out. Tlnn"hill to Nraasneid Ne
CUR" lied tn Clark. kitsnn n!.L +,
Beaumont. No runs
Sheckard nailed WLEnCr's long ~ In
deep left. Pransn-ld f,i"d TO Shsckar!.
Leach safe on k"",cr's wild throw. He
stole second. Ely nied to Shcrkard 80
runs.
Third Inning.
Kelley hi; to Ely and was safe
on Isranshcld'- mum. kccler singled
Shccks.:I bumped safely along tho
third bias" line. Tn. hAs-- were full
DAILY hit 10 Leach and Kelley was nailed
at the plate Dahl:n fci I, i:6num5nt.
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