The evening world., 1903-07-17
THE BATTING ORDER.

Pittsburg. New York.
beaumont. CT. Browne. RI.
scoring, RI. Van Halt7en, CT.
W agner IS McGann. Id.
Bransdeld. Id. Mertes. IL.
Leach. Sb. DUN 3h.
Ritchey, 20. Babb, IS.
Kruger. II. Gilbert, Oh.
Smith. c. Warner. c,
kennedy. p. Taylor, o.
Special to The Evening World,
EXPOSITION PARK. PITTsBuRG,
july HIT was a hard proposition that
confronted Luther Taylor this after
noon. Even were he able to tank he
would have had little to -aag-.The un-
bearabls gioating OF Pittsburg rooters
over the wholesale slaughter yesterday
caused all the Giants to feel blue and
uncommunicative. A total OF %thirty-nve
bases and eighteen hits. plentifully
sprinkled with home runs. triples and
doubles. was enough to give any one a
bad taste.
For the third time Barney Dreyfuss
and John T. Brush resped a harvest
from the national game, for New York
has proved the greatest dra wing card OF
the season zero. -Four thousand rooters.
With very few deadheads. piled into the
circus to-day. scattering ~greenbacks.
gold and silver for the pockets OF those
two shrew6 magnates. There was plenty
Of money batting too. but New York
hackers wanted long odds this time. as
nearly Nc.00 0 changed hands yesterday.
First Inning.
Tho third contest began in pretty
weather. and. for a wonder, h ground
was bathed in sunshine. Umpire Boz
Emsaie was in his best voice, and SO
were all the leather-lunged rooters. As
Pittsburg looked for an easy victory.
the bieachers slumbered, and when
George Browne famed at three wide
ones Roaring Bill Kennedy got but a
feeble cheer. 1t was an suspicious be-
ginning, and a could not help things.
popping a baby TO Rltchey. kennedy
seemed TO have the Giants on the run.
and when Dan Mccain breezed three
times Bill got n hand. No runs.
Taylor was nervous when he went In
the box. but after he had caught Beau
mont's little bounce 1t gave him con-
idence. sebring swung hard and
grounded. but Gilbert was there and the
Flying Dutchman had a smile, too. as
he clipped off a single over second.
Hans lived but a moment. though.
Browne gobbiing a hoist from Brans-
lclu. Nv tulio'
Second Inning.
Some fan on the upper grand stand
who has been guying Mertes every
game; Snes more assa.led sandoW wno
This riled Sam, n he retaliated w.ta
a three Dagger in left. Emslie got be-
tween Sam and Richie at third and-was
knocked down tn some fore sios,
. base hit. scoring Sam. Baoo succeeded
in starting something, pasting one that
Ritchey could not get in time. On the
bad thpow Babs. took second. Seoring
Gilbert OF a hit by coming way
in for his ny. lack Warner. Kiag Of
Pinch Hitters. made good his reputation
a nne single, scoring Babo. Dummy
Two runs.
Leach burned Dunn's fingers with a
hot one that went for a hit. Warner
caught Leach a mile mapping. but Ems.
lio would not allow IT,. Taylor neid
wiped. Ritchey at last succeeded in
on Warmers bad throw, Kru.
ger died. Gilbert to Mccain, but he ad.
Leach TO third. Emslie was bad
PASS. Taylor was on the air route again,
passing Kennedy and filling the bases
With Champion Beaumont up. He did
I. singlinS to Seg1re s snd S ~ Van HeTa wo
'uns.
Third Inning.
Browne again succeeded In getting TO
irst by fast running off a little hun
rSe Giants were playing I'm hard luck.
and Van pasted what q Ike al
and sebring pulled II down with
me hand. Then McGann banged q i ard
,ne. but Beaumont chased under IL
that champion also pocke;ed Mer-
es's higA poke. No runs,
Babb Jumped in the two next plays.
,rabbinE Wagner's g-asS-cltter and
living Bransheld the rinky dink. Leach
a terrific liner to left. but Sandow
TO the rinish. No runs,
Fourth InninE. |,
Again Jack Dunn holsted a long hy
hat Kruger easily nailed. Babh was the
victim TO Eennedy's twists. fan !
ling at two very broad ones. Gilbert
lad the good aye and trotted, but he
;xpired on the steal. No runs,
R!tchsy raped to Babe, who jusgled. I