The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-11

Big Indian Wins From Giants
by Score of 3 to 0.


New York, oct. 10.-A crowd ESTE
mated at 15s 600 was gathered at the
gates of the Polo grounds today three
hours before the time for the begin
ming Of the second ga me- Of the series
for the worlds baseban seI1a rali8 hsllie5
between the New EaHlz National
league and the Philadeiphla American
league clubs. 4a
The adherentsf OF aehe local team
bet as good as 8 80 81 on the New
1orks beating the Philadelphia Amer
leans and there WAS not much Amer
can league cash in sight at these odds.
here were many cheers from the
ranks of the Philadelphia supporters
when Rube WaddeH entered the
sEounds at the head of the Philadel-
pAia players.
The batting order;
Philadelphia: Ia tell, left field;
Lord, center field; Davis, first base: L.
Cross, third base; Seybold, right field;
Murphy, second base; NJ. Cross. short
stop; Schrecks catcher; Bender, pitcher
New York: Bresnahan, catcher;
Browne, right field; Donlfn, center
field; N Gam, first base; MeFtes, left
field; Dahlen shOrtstOp; Dev1n, third
base; Gilbert, second base: McGinniey
pitcher.
Empires-O'Day and Sheridan.
BY 2-16 O'Clock every seat in the dOu-
bic decker grandstand and the uncov-
cred stands as well as the bIeachers
was occupied. Every seat had been
the late corners were compelled 10
stand behind the ropes Surrounding the
OutMeld. Ground rules which were es-
tabiished on this account at PhiIadal-
phia yesterday had to be adopted here
today.
1t was evident that $4,000 people
we're present a half hour before the
game commenced.
one minute after 8. Umpires O'Day
and Sheridan called the captains to-
gether at the home plate.
RUDE Waddel went to the coaching
line behind first base and Knight took
a position behind third.
First inning. Philadelphia: Hartzell
singled to left but was forced at sec
Ond by Lords hit to Dahlen. Davis
flied to Devlin. l.. Cross hit to Dahlens
forcing Lord to second No runs.
New York, first inning: Bresnahan
doubled to left field fence Browne
popped to Bender. Donlin fouled to
NJ Cross. Mccain struck out. No
runs.
Second inhing-First half: seyboid
flied to Donliu. Murphy out, McGin-
nifs to MCCAIN, M. Cross flied to
Browne. No runs.
Second half. Mertes struck out.
Dahlen walked and stole second. Dew
lin also walked. Trying for a double
steal Dahlen was caught at third. Gil
bert out. NJ. Cross to Davis No runs.
Philadelphia third inning, first half:
+ Gchreck was safe on Cibert's " d
throw. Bender sacrificed Bresnahan to
Mccain.
Hartsel out. Gilbert to Mccain; Lord
singles TO center, scoring Schrecki
Davis out. Dahlen to Mccain. One
Haw York-Third inning second haH:
adccfnnity famed: Bresnahan flied TO
Davis; Browne popped to M Cross No
RIMS.
Fourth inning. first half: L. Cross
flies to Gilbert; Seybold flies to uonlin;
Murphy struck out No runs
New York, fourth inning, second
cafe Donlin singles TO right; Mccain
fans. Mertes also struck outs DonIin
was out stealing. NO runs
Philadelphia, fifth inning. first half:
~ Cross out Dahlen to Mccain.
Bchreck out the same way Bender
out McGinnitv to MCGann. No runs.
New York nth inning. second half.
Dahlen flies to Lord. Devlin out T..
cross TO Daviss Gilbert struck out: no
Euuss
Philadelphia-Sixth inning. first
haIf: EIartzell out, pahlen TO Mccain
Lord flies to Dqnlins Davis ont Gilbert
To Mccain. No runs
New Y0rk-Slxth inning. second
half. McGiunity 2anss Bresnanan flies
to Davis; Brown out, Murphy 20 Davis.
40 runs
Ehllad lphia--seventh inaing. first
na1f. y. Cross cut, Gilbert 70 Mccain.
8agbeld pops Co DeNlin, Murphy out.
DevIin to Mccain. No runs.
Naw Xork-Seventh inning, second