New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-11
INTERLEAGUE BASEBALL.
GIANTS SUFFER DEFEAT.
Philadelphia Takes Second Game for
Worlds Cham pionShip.

Form and score were completely reversed yes
terday at the Polo Grounds in the second sa'lS
Of the series for the worlds baseball cnamPion-
chin between the New-York Nationals and the
philadelphia Americans. Bender the tuil-olooO-
cd Indian from Carlisle shut out the Giants Dy
. scorA NJ 2 TO O. When two well trained pau
teams are pitted against each other WIN 'ii0
roio+e covered by men OF acknowledged cle'ei
neee there is always a doubt as to the outeol,
until the game is completed. The truth Oh 'i4'
vas proved Yesterday. The series is no" !" Nv
with game each .,ova1
u ras nerfect day for the great natloHai
eame-warrn enough for the players anu 1us1
comfortable for the onlookers- A cro"N'
noo+ed NJ twenty-five thousand persons ana oie
that looked much larger. watched the game en-
..oo+ad, as onIv a baseball fan can root lor
: = sacond victory. While doomed to disappolht-
mont the game was we'll worth seeing Inc
crowd was one of the biggest on record anu
every seat and vantage point was taAo' "
before the game was called Those VINO coui'
not find seats had to content themselves WIZ.
gathering behind the ropes benlnd lisH' a.
left field. Between Eve and SIX tilOuo
watched the play from these undesirable po%'-
tons. 80,
The game was essentially a pitchers Datue
bAtwAen McGinuity and Bender, and altnouslI
+ba iron man" lost he had little to be ashameu
Of Until he injured his hand in the elShth III
ming the result was in doubt In an elol' ~
pull down Schreckengosts hot liner toward SET
ond base McGinnity hurt his hand' ana 81 I"i
lost control that "Topsy" Hartsei grove ouI q
| two-bagger The relay throw from AeI'e''
through Devln to the plate, was mutted DS
Bresnahan, and Schreckengost scored on the er
ror Lord then singled and Hartsel scurried
| home. ,
In the Giants half of this inning Strong batted
! for Mcc,,nnitv. and Ames pitched the last in
| ,,ro, boldirg the visitors down to one hit ana
| striking man out
| Renders pitching revelation 10 inc
| crowd He struck out Dan McGann three Uine'
| in succession, feat in itself worth mentlohihe-
Whom the game ended he had total OF nine
s+ril,A-outs Mertes and McGinnity tanning twice
| and Gilbert and Strang once each' he gave
three bases on balls but this did the Giants III
t1a sood as thew were unable 20 make hits when
hits meant runs
Mccinnfty was in the best form ne has SHOWN
80 tho polo Grounds this season. and the one run
| tho visitors got before he was hurt was due TO
| Gilbert's error
The fielding on both sides was fast and clever
although two errors were charged against each'
| Donlin bore the brunt OF the work for New
| York. while Devlin and McGann did their 1uu
share. ,,,,. .,-od To
| first run on an error by Gilbert, who threw
! wild to first to catch Schreck. He scored on
| Renders sacrifice and Lords timely single.
| In the seventh inning it looked as though the
| Giants might score Donln doubled and TOOK
third on a fly but was left He was the ony
| home player to reach third base In the latter
| half Of the eighth inning the visiting team
was charged with it's first misplay DeHl vi mao naa
singled and Lord had caught an easy ny from
| gilbert Strang batted for McGinnty but
famed Monte Cross fumbled a grounder from
| Rresnahan's bat and the crowd drew its oreath
Hope died. however when Browne was an easy
| out
| In the ninth inning the Giants had a man on
| first and second with none out and excltement
| ran high Mertes, Dahlen and Devltn flied out,
| however and the game was over.
| The Athletics went back to Philadelphia last
| night and the Giants will go over this morning
! for the third game of the series. The score fol-
| lows: