The evening world., 1903-06-03
THE BATTING ORDER.

PITTSBURG BASEBALL PARK.
June AIN a smoke-hlled amphitheatre.
amidst the din Of whistles, sharp and
deep, the roar OF q thousand furnaces
the crucial test came for Mcdraw's
young Giants In their present sezAes
with the Pirates.
Betting to-day was again vicious.
With odds on Pittsburg.
At the grounds even women were
putting up wagers and as a great many
were betting on New York the Giants
had as many rooters as tho Pirates
Both games thus far nave been walk
overs, but to-day's game promises to
be baseball" the kind mother used to
make, and 5000 people were keyed uo
to high c as the lons-eNpected cry OF
Batter up!" echoed through the smoke.
T.. ,. First Inning.
Browne smote a brad one but II ncs-
tied In Leach's , glove. Bresnahan
caught the irst ball fair and full. pound
ing it over the THIRD baseman's head.
McGanr forced Roger, Wagner TO Ritch-
sg; SHt r no S donble. McGsnn mn made q
strenuous effort to steal. but In vain No
Gilbert robbed eBaumont OF, a hit by a
positively wierd play. standing on his
Eead to make a pick UP: Seoring's long
bsstc was gobbled by Browne. Lauder
ran a block and nabbet Wagner ny.
and one that promised to win II they
could only hit No runs.
Second InninE.
Mertes had two striqes and then wal
Hoped a fine single to right. Babo sac
rificed. Lauder banged hard enough,
but his fv fell TO Beaumont. Rtchey
made a long running catch from Gilbert
and so Mertes never got further thar
Babb jumped on Bransfeld's swift rap
and Bresnahan got under a haste from
Leach. Ritchey made ~Pittsburg's first.
with a safe twist that put Ritchey or
third, 1t looked like a tally. The run
was brought in when Warner threw to
second and Baob did not get he ball
homo In time. Phelps breeZed. One
run.
Third Inning.
Bransneld and Lever made a nice
play from Warmers clip. McGinnlty
Browne, who took second as Bresushan
walked; Mg5ann almost got. his hard
Browne. Bebb was there when Beau
mont connected with a drop. Neon
nifty pitched thrice, and every one was
a strike for SebrinS. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Mertes piersed the clouds with a ny
to Kruger; Ba6b was safe on his ugly
other put out from LADDERS liner. Gil
bert. after landing a foul against right
Ii eISs fs g,sS, that sarle yHs Slo %shts 4 A. tHo' 2 Of
anne garden, that was nailed. No runs
AS Wagner sTuns mishSily, Mertes
Bransneid's terrific hans, looked safe,
iSt Lauds, made a brilliant sEog anu
man ran to his Stamping ground In a
clean sinsIe from I R'asseh hey The Puts.
ned the stopper by holding a foul as
No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Rftchey pounced on Warmers hot one
and threw the oall with a oushel or
dust. but 1t got there. Once more
thority by yelling to Mathewson. wno
was coaching at hrst: You ge; out.
Matty protested. and MEG aw.. afraid
I, join for fear he. too. would surer
d sgrace. did not interfere. Johnstote
then ordered Matty of the grounds ana
recsived boots from the crowd. No
Ginnity went out, Ritchey to Brans-
tteld. Browne was safe on Leach's
error. Bresnahan came to the I ont for
A single that put Browne on third.
Leach saved the moment by throwing
McGann out. No runs.
Phelps could not oeat his bunt to Nc
.Ginpity. Mccain handled Lever all BY
Beaumont caught the bail o.
Ne rosA ani3pasted a home run clear 10
,sntre field Nience. Gilbert nsiled Seb-
ring after the ball touched NeGlrnity'
One run.
sizth Inning.
Nertss took the Gift. He was out as