The evening world., 1905-09-25
M GRANTEES
HIT BALL At
RIGHT TINE
Three Runs in Eighth and
Two More in the Ninth
Cinch Game.
THEY START WITH FIVE.
Philippe Hit Three Polo Ground
Men with Ball in Open
ing Inning.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Gidnts .... 5 0&0sO o % 20 8 2-10
Iittsburg ...... 0 0s2 b o / 0 1 o.
I SCORE BY INNINGS.
Gl5nts ... 5 600 o % % 8 2--10
4 tlttsburg ...... 0 0S2 20 l o.
BATTING ORDER.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.
lspeclai % The Eyenlns Worid3

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I PITTsBBRG. Sept. 2hlwIth tbs
championship OF the National League
hanging in the balance the Giants
elprans forward like thoroughtbreds from
raised barrier to-day and gave tiie
Pirates trouncing that in all likeiI-
hood settles their ambition for another
year to come.
he score of 1870 TO In favor OF New
York tells the stocy in flash, but
gives no idea of the wonderful reversal
OF form shown by McGraw's men when
under pressure. Every man s heart and
soul was centered In tfas opening fight
o, the final series with Pib.sburg and
nerves were screwed up to a high ten
sion.
Despite his hard work Of recent days
Mathewson. feeling fit as fiddle, want
ed to work. and McGraw let him hase
the reins, with his great drop ball
Matty moved the Pirates down in Sec
tions, and but for n rev uniortunate
misplays Pittsburg's runs would not
have been so numerous.
Philippe in an Airship.
Philippe went up in the air at the
start soaking three Of the Giants WITH
pitched balls. That was the beginning
OF his downfall. Thereafter the Giants
picked up courage. which grew with the
game, and base hits were rained abous
the field whenever runs were wanted
Strang and Dahlen both distinguishes
them selves with brilliant stops. wnich
threw even Pittsburg spectators into
applause of admiration.
nl1t4raw's Victory to-day pror.,eix'
clnehes the pennant for Manhhatah'
Pittsburg having twelve more games
10 play, must win them all, ana New
York must lose more than half OF her
rsnainingfifte en- for the Pirates to get
as good as tie. A crowd OF ll.vuv
watched the contest and under taunts
and jeers the Giants hit their way %
victory
MOI an objection was made TO the um-
pirlng of Emslie and O'Day, Every
player went in feeling that what. Mss
coming 10 him he would get
First inning.
Bresnahan was hit an awful waalaD
on the spine with the first ball pitched.
ana browne sent him forward with :
ne.l,t sacriace that was dangerously
near to hit Donlin singled over 500
ofld and BresniJhnn raced nome Mt1 =
score Donlin tvok second on the
throw to rhe plate and McGann helpe0
II along by stopping pitched naU
against his shoulder. Merte9 Wa Aloo
iii. filiinE the bases. Dahlen then puu
ne Eibosh on the Pirates BY raPpinl q
slow one 10 Wagner. Big Hans fun16lod
the ball ,'hen hurled II far over M0e-
Oiards head and Doniin, 4c9enp opd
Aiertes came racing In. while palltQ z
reced all the way TO third. Devlin uete4
a high one to Leach and Dahlen scoged
on the throwin, Strang popped : fpv4
o Gibson and then the Giants took .
6trsi,e put the indian sign on O.
but GGn1ey changed tactics ana ly4
~ Isaoi'. + /. hlsh ~ G feii II into To- pSniIn' ~
IS gn %lt ,,sS spq h,ysls ysfnsF D0pp'd ~
Second Inning.
"a 2r to :ssayns s5t snd e I1ses 2ss Sans Ss q
S11Srsd uShf. Matty laced Z lon9 R5e
arsye straight to Ganley, and fl4e44
had 10 chase 70 the fence to e0o<p41
sui grylng To bunt No HuNDxS
& HMertes uufel Braine's llpe ef04o4h q
10 left aid II WAS good for ~ NJ
f5iIdabrand forced Davy Vt stco4o, 410 y
Ritchey lifted weak little nv - y
'cantinued on second Psse:A
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