Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-10
BOSTON THE WINNER.

N | as ; # BOSTON THE WINNER.
 Defeated New York To-Day and Won
 Championship.
 New York, Oct 1O.-Boston's Ameri-
 can league champions and the Greater
 New York clubs players, were schedul- ed to finish their close fight for stl- 1 premaey to-day at American league 1 park. The double victory which Bos- ton scored over New York at Boston on Saturday gave the present cham l pions the upper hand and by the win
 ming of a single game of to-day's dou- ] ble header they would repeat their
 championship victory of year ago. l On the other hand, two victories were
 necessary for New Yorks success and
 while many of the local supporters
 believed that they could do this the more conservative were dubious.
 Manager Griffith planned to put ] ChesbEo into the box again for the first game while Gibson was chosen to represent the Boston team in the box. In the event of New York winning the 1 first game neither manager had an-
 nounced which of his pitchers would
 be sent in for the, last game of, the season.
 l The Boston contingent, about 300 strong headed by band arrived at the grounds one half an hour before l the game started. When the teams appeared for preliminary practice, Collins and Griffth the rival captains, l were hailed with cheers. The batter ies for the first game were Chesbro and Kleinow for the New Works, and Dineen and Crfger for the BostOns. The umpires were Sheridan and Con nolly.
 The first inning opened with Bos- ton at the bat Setback went out from Elberfeld to Ganzel; Parent struck out and Stahl grounded to Gan gel on first. For New York Dougherty walked, Keeler sacrificed, Collins to Lachance; Elberfield flew out to Free man and Williams went out from Df- neen to Lachance. Score o bo Q. In the second inning Collins flew out to Keeler; Freeman singled to cen ter; Lachance flew out to Ganxel; Fer ris singled to right and Criger went out from Chesbro to Camel. For New York Anderson struck out; Ganzel 1 Conroy went out from Parent to La chance Score 0 to 0.
 Third inning. Dineen out, Fiber field to Cancel; Setback out, Williams to Ganzel; Parent struck out. For New York Kleinow went out from Dineen to Lachance; Chesbro tripled; Dougherty struck out and Eeeler went out on strikes, Griger throwing the ball to Lachance. Score 0 to Q. In the fourth inning Stahl was out l from Chesbro to Ganzel; Collins went out the same way; Freeman flied out to Conroy. For New York Elberfield went out from Dineen to Parent to Lachance; Williams went out, Dineen | to Lachance, and Anderson took the same way out. Score to o. :. Tn the fifth inning Lachance went out from Conroy to Ganzel; Ferris famed; Criger got first on balls, took l second on passed ball; fDineen flied out to Keeler. For New York Ganzel went out from Ferris to Lachance; Conroy famed; Kleinow singled; Chesbro singled; Dougherty singled, scoring Kleinow; Keeler walked; Ell l berfeld walked, scoring Chesbro; Will 1 Hams went out from Dineen to La I chance Score, Boston 0, New York Z. Tn the sixth Setback famed; Parent reached first on Cancels juggle of FL berfeld's throw; Stahl fled to Fiber field; Parent stole second; Collins sim Igled: Freeman fled out to Williams. 1 For New York Anderson singled; Gan gel famed; Anderson caught mapping
 by Dineen, Lachance to Parent; Con- roy out Parent to Lachance. Score, | Boston O. New York 2
 Seventh inning: Lachance singled;
 Ferris singled; Criger out, GanZel to
 Williams; Dineen out to Williams, whose low throw scored hachance and
 Ferris; Setback out, Williams to Gan
 gel; Parent flied out to Dougherty. l For New York KleinoW singled; Ches-
 bro forced Kleinow, Parent to Ferris at second; Dougherty flied out to Di- neen; Keeler forced Chesbro, Ferris to
 Parent. Score to 2.
 Eighth ming. Stahl singled; Collins
 struck out; Freeman singled; La-
 chance singled, but Stahl was nailed at the plate by Anderson to Elberfeld 1 to Kleinow; Ferris out, Conroy to 1 Ganzel. For New York Elberfeld flied out to Parent; Williams flew out to 1 Ferris; Anderson out, Parent to La chance. Score to 2.
 In the ninth and last inning Criger singled, Dineen sacrificed, Chesbro to Ganzel, Selbach out, Elberfeld to Gan gel. Chesbro's wild pitch scored Cri- ger. Parent singled, Stahl forced Par- ent, Elberfeld to Williams. For New
 York, Ganzel famed, Conroy walked.
 Kleinow flied olit to Ferris, Mcclure batted for Chesbro and walked, Doughs erty famed, and the game was over.
 Score, 3 to 2.
 This gave the championship Of the 1 American league to the Bostons for the second time. The attendance was 22,GO0 and the Bostons had hits and no errors and New York had hits and