The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-15
Especial to the Farmer.)

New York, Oct. 15.-Wi1tse's wild
 ness in the ninth inning of the Yam
 keeAGiant game at American league
 park yesterday allowed Hal Chase a
 promenade to first base, forcing in the
 ruin which broke the to 4 tie existing
 Tanks to take their first game of the Acity championship series, each club
 how being on eQHar terms with one
 win and one defeat apiece.
 For seven innings during the game l the Giants held sway with to l
 scA,re. pnancipa1ly because the High llaKAdara could not connect to any effect vfEh the left handed shoots of Wiltse fBuE in the eighth inning they began to solve the shoots and with three hits and an error by Snodgrass tied the scoEe- The Giants forged ahead in the ninth, but the Tanks by sheer per severance kept plugging, getting tWi1tse to lose his noodle, so much so tha& he forced across the winning run. It was a sensational finish and squared
 accounts for the Giants victory on
 11ursdAys
 Ut was the batting of Arthur Devlin which kept the Giants in the running: FIns ns&he second inning with a runner on ltheApa DevIin crashed out homer. 1 run which put the Giants ahead for a lvvhf1e with his two bagger- | T1aes escoo1est proposition of the after noon was Pitcher Warhop of the Tanks. The Irish-Indian pitched with AgxAat confidence all the way, keeping 6ool under fire, puzzling the Giants ySithg the exception of DevIin at every thrnS He received brilliant support tpArfIcu1arly from Jimmy Austin and Esarl Gardner the latter being a great me14 day. The Giants played a dag 11anaa game in the field also, Fletcher dlHn 4an Brfdwell's shoes at short in capA sfN1e.
 NUe1sv beman the second inning with ] e nobbyh single to left Merkle follow ] ed u4t1a~a sharp drive to Austin who
 fhot 'tte pill to Gardner for a soI,' force a-asazf41g the ball to the right field fauce, MeEl<le and Devlin scoring. In
 thks Inning Myers rapped bounder madeaa great running pick up and thr runner out.
 TAesGSants made it three in the thirA W11tse, first up, famed, but DevnaAe 1nfIoWed with a beauty base drive Eto left and attempted later to steaA saaconds Nditchell's throw was high and Gardner had to jump for it. DAvcrA zl4d to the bag between Gard naTss IeG6Ss but as he went beyond the sack because of his great momentum, Gardner pinned him down, Klem wav- iing1hEm3 out. Doyle spilled a two bag ger ftD left. followed by single by @nodgrass which scored the Giant cap
 tain
 Thes7iIlmen scored their first run in the 10r1Ekh. Knight waited for a base
 on balls and got it. he was advanced to tffaz6di oz two .fnfieid outs and came
 homeso on 1Gftche1fs clean paste to left.
 The explosion came in the eighth.
 After A1sG1n had been retired on ETetcEer's great stop and throw and DanaeIss swift liner had been taken on the run by Snodgrass. Henlphill made
 hts third safe hit. With Chase at the
 bat the Int and run play was pulled
 off. With the pitching of the ball, Henphin was away. The impact from
 Chase's bat sent the sphere into cent ter, HemphilI con ntinuing on to third, and home when Snodgrass let the ball get away from him. Chase. went to second on the mufe. Jack Knight re-
 sponded with single to left. Chase
 scooting for home. As the Yankee
 captain turned third, he was grabbed