The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-10-03
COVALESKZ ONCE MORE
DEFEATS THE GIANTS
Quakers' Peerless Twirler Gets Third
Straight Game, Although Matty
Makes Great Showing in the
Pitchers Duel.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.


PHILADELPHIA, oct S,-The Giants
lost a heartYending game to the Phil
lies this afternoon by a score Of J
to .. leaving their chances of winning
the National League pennant on very
slender thread. II they should finally
lose out the man who will have killed
their chances is Covaleski. the Pollok
left -hsnder recently Imported from Ian
caster, Pa This newcomer IN the
league has beaten the Giants three
games this week.
After making beautiful start. Ma
thcwson Was ripp"d for tTO ;tTae case
hits ana single IN the 1ctl inning
and this gave them Lead which could
not 10 o. rconle. though thcv lad 20
make anoth - 10 win.
In the La. ia.' Of TIE r.r;!i !; looked
as II the Giants hai started one Of ;he
rallies for which thov are cined, cat
/, uuicll vnct'raG out. and the game Was
zone. In this i.lirs Hor"c~ led Off
with a hit ana scored on McCornlck's
lthreo rase smash to tle' fence. Tic
New York crowd went w!ld over this
, oInortuni;v. Itrlooked like sure We
tory with a man on third and none out.
DonI!n, Seymour and De,ln all failed
IN tho crisis. and the game on which so
much d pended was lost. II was p;tit1,
to see tho expressions o. disarroi1;-
naent on TIE faces o. tie New YORK.
PLAYERS wno Lave rougr: 50 ha.a
against ovcrv obstacle. and they were
manifold to win tn" championship, They
still have chance. nGt +; Is ve?E slim.
Much vii depend on tho P!t;s7':',-CA'-
caSo game tomorrow. II Ch!caeo wins
t,c Giants have n chance. II :ae GUS
ial ne aspirations OF the Clans a:o
doomed unless the Beard Of Directors
Of TIE National League award tom the
protested game.
The Giant manager had intend"! leA"-
Ing Immediately after the same IN an
automobile fer New York, but lie re-
ceived II telegram from President Brush
that lie was wanted in New York I'M
mediately. as MIR. Brush was preparing
to start for Cincinnati to have the re
came decision taken up by the Board
~ Dire, -ors Of the League. SO he de-
cIded to take fast train.
They meet in Redland Monday. Nc
Draw had few things to say about
pulliam's decision. which cannot be
give, verbGt'm over tie wire. Any9odJ
wanting TO get the exacl words can
nave Same by personal Application TO
,b,se vho happened TO ovcrhear the
discussion.
The N.w York players have quit is-
uiing on that tie game affair but hay"
made 40 their minds to go out ana win
anyway, They figure that they can WI
enough games On the diamond to off
set that one won by Chicago the morn
ing following the game.
An Interesting point has arisen in re-
gard to Pulliam's final decision, whi N
ing that New York and Chicago fnisn
in the lead and are tied. then that
came will have to be played on TO
settle the championships. II that was
necessary 1t would delay the playing
Of the worlds series and a specil AR
rangement would have TO be mad" so
az TO avoid the clause in the .conStitu-
lion which saws the season this year
SHALL end on Oct. 7.
First Inning.
Tepney opened up with two-bagger to
le:t ana went to third on ,HeEzog sac
rice, Doolln to Branstield Mccormick
was right on the lob with "A hot SINGLE
to right and Tennev scored. Donlin
forced ont McCorWilE on 5 ,lpw sround.
forced OUT Donlin, Kna5e to noolln.
ONE RUN,
Grant went out on an easy grourder
to Tenney unassisted, Knahe drove q
clean single into lea, and advanced to
second as DrIdwel tossed out Titus.
Herzog made II spectacular stop back Of
second and threw out Magee, NO
RUNS.
Second Inning.
Devlin struck out Bresnahan fled to
Osborne. COyaleskl threw out Brldwell
40 RuNSS.
Donlln caught nransned's high fly
to left Herzug tossed out OSBORNE
Dnolin struck out. but Bresnahan
dropped the last one ana had to throw
him cut at first, NO RUNS
Third Inning,
Alatty shot line drive straight 10
Thugs hands. And Penney flied out 10
Magee. Iler2og drove single into cen
ire. but Was caught mapping and thrown
on. CoyaleskI 10 Bransfieid to Doolin,
NO RUNS
Dooin singled past short and went to
second on CoYaleski's sacrifice, Bresna-
han 20 Terney, Bridwell sCooped up
Grants grounder and tossed IL TO Dev-
lin. who touched out Dooln. knabe
forced out Grant, peylin 10 tlerzog, NO
RUNS.
Fourth Inning,
Mccormick was thrown out BY Gov
aleski. DOnlin struck out. Seymour
nied 10 DOolin. NO RUNS.
Herzog made q great play in throw
In nut Titus MaRea filed 10 Sew