New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-15
VICTORY FOR THE GIANTS.
W0RLD'S CHAMPIONS NOW.
philadelphia Shut Out in Last Game
of Tnterleague Series.

mid the frenEied plaudits Of more than "a 900
...nban enthusiasts the New-York National
1..eue club won the worlds championship on
- Polo Grounds yesterday by defeating the
otHedelphia American League team in the fifth
,,a If the post-season series by the scare
Of 10 O.
n the. four previous games the Giants had won
,.a and Philadelphia one. With Mathewson
,itching. New-York took the opening game in
philadelphia but lost the second on the Polo
c-osnds. with Bender pitted against McGinnity
sfsthewson retrieved this defeat in the ensuing
zane at Philadelphia, making the record two
s.- New-York against their opponents one, and
:, The next game on the home grounds New
YORK. with McGinnity in the box. added an
ether victory
Nathewson and Bender were the opposing
,fchers yesterday in what proved to be the final
ame IN the opening inning the New-York
-acher was apparently not at his best, while his
indian adversary afforded a splendid exhibition
If the pitchers art. Mathewson. however. soon
rsllied and. although he contributed the only
,wo fielding errors in the game. he held the Wis
,.ors safe and shut them out for the third time
The victory however. was not entirely due TO
his effectiveness. as the clean. sharp fielding of
the New-York men aided materially. The Wis
TORS weakened in the infeld and after his brill
isn't opening Bender lost control
The division Of the receipts viii net the win
ming players 81, 142 each. and the losers 1920.
By the fifth inning not a man either side
had reached second base. In the fifth, however.
Me-tes. who helped more than anybody else to
win the game on Friday. scored the first run
for New-York He got his base on balls. and
went TO second when Bender also gave Dahlen
g free pass. Both advanced base on Devlin' s
hunt along the third base line and Mertes
rushed home on Giibert's long fly to left field
The Giants scored their only other run in the
last inning. After Gilbert flied out, Mathewson
walked and Roger Bresnahan hit out toward the
left bleacher for two bases, sending Mathewson
70 third Brownies hit to Bender allowed Math-
ezsor, 10 score In their half of the ninth the
Athletics failed to score. thus making every one
of the games played for the championship Of the
world q clean shut-out
When Bender faced the Giants yesterday he
had friendly crowd with him. Those who had
se4n him pitch last Tuesday had hoped ever
since to see him matched against ''Matty." The
indian did not pitch the game he DID Garner III
the week He had only one ball. swift, straight
one which the Giants found enough times TO
bring in their two runs.
The visitors. although they made only one
hj- IN the first two innings. spoiled so many
eoo5 balls for MathewsOn that McGraw Went
out and had a talk with his pitcher. linen
NFa-+v began 10 put his famous drop balls over
the plate with the result that the Athletics
could not get g man to third. let alone the
home plate. Man after man walked up either
10 fan out or 10 pop an easy fly 10 the out
field
When the last man was out and the game
was over the crowd was reluctant TO leave As
they left their seats the larger portion drifted
down through the field and up TO the entrance
Of the club The police could rot make them
move until Nathewson had satisfied them with
E speech. although IT a brief one
Gentlemen said Matty. from the balcony
Il the clubhouse. L want to thank you for this
kindness, but you must remember that there
eight other members Of the team who
worked for our success just as much as I did
This partly satisfied the crowd, and, after
cheering each individual member Of the cham
pion team it slowly dispersed. The score fol-
lows: