The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-11
PH|LADELPH|ANS TURN TIE TABLES Take Second by Score ot
 3 to 0 BOTH SIDES MAKE ERRORS Ames Goes Into Box In Place of Mc- Ginnity In First Half of the
 Ninth Inning, But Is
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BOTH SIDES MAKE ERRORS

New York. October 10.-When two well trained ball teams are pitted against each other with the points covered by men of acknowledged cleverness, there is a doubt as to the outcome until the game is completed. The truth of this was proven today when in the second game of the worlds championship se- ries the Philadelphia champions of the American league defeated the National league champions on the Polo grounds
 Yesterday on the Philadelphia grounds McGraws men defeated Manager Mack s team by score of three to nothing, and today, when the latter visited this city, they just reversed the score, shutting out the locals. The visitors put in their Indian pitcher, Bender, with Schrecken- gost to handle him, against McGinnity and Bresnahan. The visiting battery was excellently supported for two innings. But in the third inning Gilbert made a costly error, which gave the visitors a lead which they never relinqushed. Me- Ginnity was relieved in the latter half of the eighth inning, Strange batting in his stead and Ames going into the box. The change did not prove effective, how. ever.
 Schreckengost Is Safe.
 In the third inning Schreckengost sent grounder to Gilbert, who threw wildly to first, and the friends of the local team groaned when the batter was safe Ben der made a neat sacrifice Hartsel tried to send the ball to the boundary. but was an easy out Lord, the next up, was the right man in the pinch, as he singled to center, scoring Schrecken- gost. Davis was thrown out by Dahlen and the inning ended in favor of the Philadelphians who had tallied one run.
 There was ding-dong game of fast plays until the seventh inning, when If looked as though the home players might tie the score, but Donln just got as Tar as third, only to be left there a1ter making double and reaching that station on fly to right filed This was the nearest point to the home plate that McGraw managed to get a man.
 Monte Cross struck out at the begin ming Of the eighth inning, but Schreck- engost singled to left. Browne made a beautiful long-running catch of Ben aers foul fly Hartsel then doubled to 'iio relay thrown from Mertes through Devlin to the plate was dropped py bresnahan and Schreckengost scored. rms was another run made on an error ihen Lord singled. bringing HartseI in With the final run of the game. Tn tbe iatter half of the eighth inning the vis- lung team was charged with lie fret mlspiay. Devlin had singled and Lord nad caught an easy fly from Gilbert 2 'iahse patted for McGinnity. hut Tanned. Monte Cross fumbled a pround~ CT; rom bresnahan, and gave some hone or tally, but this died away wban browne was thrown out by Murphy.
 Ames Goes Into Box.
 Ames went in to pitch for New yor,, Tn the nrst half of the ninth and go,,a Lave cross a base on balls. SeyboId flied to Doniin Tor the third time. Mi.rnby si,, eieo ana matters looked pro.nislne tor an addition to Philadelphia's score h,,, monte Cross famed and Sch- -,cken,,st was an easy victim from Am,s to cul bert 10 Gil-
 Murphy's tumble of DonIin,s was the second bad mark agairst .'e | visitors. This happened at the nno,ias tns ., the last half of the concluding inning ao1ahl drew pass, but Mertes flied to M. cross. The next two men. Dah- ieh ana Deviin, met the same fate Mur- pny ana Davis being responsible for their oismissal, and the end of the game
 The Philadelphians went back to tbo,r home tonight and New York will go to Phiiadelphia in the morning to decide tne third contest In the series.