Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
HOW THE TEAMS STAND NOW.
Matched Teams CIashed in Worlds
Championship Series in
New York.

New York oct l0--When two well
trained ball teams arc plttcd against each
other, with the points covered by men Of
Acknowledged clcycruoss there Is always
A. doubt us 10 tho outcome until tho
game SIS completed The truth VI this
was proved today, when tho second gam9
Of the worlds championship series the
Philadelphia champions of the American
league defeated the National league
champions on Tho polo grounds Yestcr'
day on the Philadelphia grounds Me
Graw's men defeated Manager Macka
tenn By "a score Of TO O. aud today
when tho latter visited this city thcy
just reversed the score, shutting out the
locals
The visitors put IN their Indian pitcher
Bender with SChrCCkcngost 10 handle
hin, against McGinmty and liresnahan
Tho visiting battery was eXcclloutly sup
ported as was tho local end for two lu-
nmgs, But IN tho third inning Gilbert
MADE a costly error, which gave the VS.
itors a lead which they never rcliu-
latter half of the oighth inning, Strang
batting ia his stead and Amcs going into
the box, Ine change did not prove ei-
tcCtvc, however
I'm the third inning srhreck sent a
grounder 10 Gilbert who threw wildly 20
nrst and tho friends Of the local team
| grOauCl when the batter was safe Ben.
| der made a. neat sacrifice HartzCn tried
| 10 send the ball 10 the boundary bur
! was an easy out, Lord, tho next up, was
| the right man iu the pinch. as he singled
| to center scoring Schlcok. Davis was
| thrown out by pahIcn and the innins
| ended IN favor ot the Philadelphlau-.
! who had tailed ono rum
There was o. duB-dong game of las
| plays until the seventh inning when H.
| looked as though the home team might
| tie the score but ponlln Just got aS far
! al third only 20 be- left there after max
| ing "a double and reaching that station
| ON fly TO right God This was the
! nearest point to the home plate that Nc
| GrJw managed 90 get man.
| Monte Cross struck out at the begin
Mug Of the eighth inning, but Schreck
| singled to left Browne made q beautiful
| long running catch Of Bundcrs ipul fly,
| Hartzcll then doubled to left but The re-
| Law thrown from Mprte- through ppylln
Co. the plate was dropped by Brcsuahan,
| ana SchrcCk scored This was another
! run made ON IAN error. Then Lord SIN
| glgd, bringing Har2Cll IN with he maj
| run OF the game, In the latter mar or the
| eighth inning the visiting team was
charged with It's Hst mlsplay Deym
| had singled and Lord had caught am easy
| ny from Gilbert Stmng hattcd for Nc
| GInnity, but famed. Monte cross tum
| BILE Of a grouuder from Brcsndhan gave
| some hopes Of "a tally. but this died away
| when Browne was thrown out by Mur-
Hmcs went IN to pitch for New York
| in the nrst half Of the ninth and gave
| Lave Cross a base on balls. Seyhoid
| flied to Duunn Tor the third time, Murphy
| singled. aud matters looked promising for
| an addition 10 Philadelphia score but
| Monte Cross famed and SChrock was an
| easy victim from Amcs to Gilbert
| Murphys tumble of Donlins gtoundor
| was the second bad mark against the
! visitors THIS happened at the opening
| OF the last half of the concluding Inn
| ing. McGann drew pass, but Mertes
| flied to NJ Cross The next two men,
| Dahlcn ana Drvlm, met the same fate,
| Murphy aud Davis being responsible for
| their dismissal and the end of the game.
| The philadelphia team went back to
| their home town tonight and the New
! York team will 30 to Philadelphia In the
morning to decide the third contest iu
| the series,
| Score: X, II. D..
| New York .",,".,",''.,.'''''''''" =
| Philadelphia ..,,.,,,,,..,.,.,'.'''',5
MISUNDERSTANDING, Ames and Bres-
| nahan. Bender aud Schrcck.
Two-base iIits-Bresuahau, Donln,
| Hartzeu Base ON Balls-On Ames, /; of
| Bender, g. Struck Out-By McGinuity q,
| by Amcs. I; hy Bender q
! Umpires-O'Day and sheridan.
| AttCndance--2i goo,