The evening world., 1903-07-16
Mr.. BarnsdalI, a Western OIL
Magnate, Wagers $4,000 on
the Giants and Offers McGin.
nifty $500 II He Wins the Seo-
ond Contest.
BATTING ORDER.

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BxRoSrrIoN PARK. PITYBURu.
Fully 1e-Aooustomed TO looking down
upon all other baseball teams a. figures,
the populace here this afternoon came
in iiks pack Of Rvages. They wanted
to go New York trimmed to the pin
feathers. They were ready to bet any
odds that the home team would annihil-
ate the Giants.
To-Day saw something Of q change in
the crowds attitude, for demands were
only nads to cut BowefTnan's heart ont,
while yesterday they wanted to see him
q,,arterSd and drawn.
Ffvnk worried 10 and met the assault
of Jssrs with placid face. and the mob
soon tired OF hooting him. As McGraw
thought OF working MoGinnlty, Bower
man was not IN the game. That suited
him. for In sliding yesterday ne dislo-
Gated his right thumb. Bresnahan's ex-
srtlons have put him back nearly where
he was tu Chicago, and II was only by
continued massage this morning that he
could manage TO got around.
Fred Clarke took occasion In passing
Mathewson to call him q vile name, and
but for McGraw's Interference there
would have been a night. Matty was no
Wild that he walked up and down swing
ing q bat, and finally got word to Clarke
that he would have to apologize or put
up his flsts, 10 another fracas may be
expected with Manager Clarke.
The game started of under $4,000
pounds pressure. as q man named Barns
dali, of Barnsdall & Gillespie, oil mag
Lek Ia ynrk taEipg
the short end, and had promised the
Giant pitcher 800 II ne won.
First Inning.
New York went to the bat hrst. and
two men were disposed OF quickly,
Browne dying. Ritchey to Bransheid,
and Van dyInG TO center. MoGann. how
ever. was more lucky, being safe on .
bunt that Lever jusgiei, Mertes could
not help. though. banging a grounder
TO s,ort, Wagner throwing TO second
No runs.
Tho Iron Man began badly, giving
DALI who sat In box. showed signs
OF mental perturbation. Sebr1ns banged
not one to Babb. who had no time to
block Beaumont; so ne threw seoI,iinS
Bresnahan around ana while he was
rteadying up Beaumont got to third
and Wagner to frst BTansfeld sin
ged and Beaumont scored. Gilbert
fielded leach to second. retiring Brans-
field, but there was no time for dou-
bile Wagner taking third, Leach stole
second with ease. Babb out the ki0osh
op Ritchey. One run.
Second Inning.
Bresnahan lmped like one-legged
man. but he managed 10 get a hard
hit OF the Schoolmaster In FAR left. BabD
obliged vita a singer to Ritchey, who
threw Bresnahan at second, Babo made
second on Leach's hne fielding from GIL
bert Warner hoisted line driver over
short and Babo was caught at home,
Kruger to Smith. No runs.
M0iinnlty had his old-fashioned under
rsnd slants well In control and allowed
hsntllei. Smith famed the breeze ami
Lever rsised fly for Brownies noIr-
tshment No runs
Third Inning.
Hans Wagner now did something en-
ire!y novel. fun bling an easy erUdnder
for Ncifnnty and the Giants had
start, Things looked pretty good wnen
Browne took walk. Old Van sprinted
Fever M dSl stunt W With, McGtmn c Sun' ceaid 5lI
not single. but he dkl next best. punch
ing a.ny to Beaumont tfnet scored Nc
G!nnity. Mcrtss tsppcd in front uf the
plate, got FIRST while Lever was think
,ng aud Browne scored Leach nailed
Rresna mans RrOunder and touched Van
on Inc line Rabb was out. Bransfield to
I .eevcr Two runs.
Chasn2ion batter Reaumort did not do
thing but lace a three -baJge" on the
TlEh, line. Sandow caught a liner from
Scoring. but missed a double by hold
ing the ball. McGinnity picked up Wag-