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forerb fall tlon two •ing fall.i of ved led, had forkfulUP0lib-ccthey198-—11 d!aErrors Lost First Clash With Boston and Good Playing Got the Second.DONOVAN’S WILDNESSLOST FOR CHAMPIONS.Phillies Threw In a Few Timely Hits and Got the Game by One Run.3f*nd1iiir of the Clnhi,NATIONAL LEAOUK.Club#- W, L. P.C.Boaton .......63 62 .604Chicago ......60 77 lt;394New York....46 74 ,WCincinnati ...46 73 .387Olubs. ■ W. L, P.O. Pltteburg ...77 44 .636 Philadelphia. 72 61 .686 Brooklyn ....71 63 .673 SL Loiila. ...66 66 .62899-la. 1 I 3 I 2 I flSaiiALB1 1 2 23 84 ro1611.Ky*eliedThethan.000:s.oldoadeuratird,ice.indeenackV°utikviaardAW9RKMIJ* LT2AGUE.Oluba. W. L. r.c.Bwton 7i 64 .668Detroit 66 f« -662Globe. W. L. P.C. flaUlmora ....00 62 .493 Washington ..66 67 .461 Cleveland ....62 72 .419iphlledelphU.fW CO .624 Milwaukee ...46 79 -368Remlli of NnllotiAl LMfffle Game*.Boeton. 3; New York, Z- Tint ueroo. New York, 4; Boston, 2- Second game. Philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn, 2.Retnlfs of AmerlcAO Lenvac OtmeiBoilon, 6: WaxMogton, fi. Plrat *tme. Washington. 7; Roeton, 6. 3ocoad game. Philadelphia. 10; Baltlmon, 2.National Lragne Oamei To-Day.C4ew York et Brooklyn.American league Games To-Day.^Milwaukee at Washington. Cleveland at ®o»ton. Ohlcaxo «t Dallitnore. XAetrolt at Fh11x4«lphla.16.instheise.theiar.vaaoftheoflpaontub.ch.iontheInTB.ndB.)lmJ.lOD-ofthetubItsC.,noton.C\,eldlUg-OS-vedIns)Sl-tnd:ea.ro-th-lenBut for a very bad throve by John Ganzel followed by a fumble by George Davis in the first game yesterday at the Polo Grounds New York had an excellent chance to win both games of a double-header from Boston.The .score at the finish of the game wne 3 to 3 in favor of Boston and the visitors should never have had the winning run. This is how they made It: Dlneen, who Is very faat, beat out a bunt aftor two men had been retired. He took a long lead off first-and Mc-Gco whipped the ball to Ganzel. The runner had no ohanco to get back and made a dash for second. 'Ganzel had plenty of time and used It to throw *tho ball past Davis into left flold, Dlneen making third easily on the error. Then Shorty” Slagle, who Is also fast, shot a hot bounder to Davis and he Juggled It Just long enough to allow Dlneen to score and Slagle to get to first.McGee pitched an excellent gamo for New York and was entitled to a victory. In only ono inning did... the Bostons bunch their hits, when four single* gave them two runs.There was never any doubt as to thoresult of the second game. New Yorkscored two rins In the third Inning onan error by Moran, a base on balls, VanHaltren’s single and Strang’/* fly to Cooley. The New Yorks’ advantage seemed to stupefy the Bostons und theydJd not get a man over tho plate until the eighth Inning.Tho New Yorks added two more runs to their score in the same inning on Van Iloltren’a fourth hit of the game, Strang's safe bunt, a bad throw by Lowe and fly-out to Slagle.Luther Taylor held the visitors down to six hits In tho first eight innings, and perfect fielding did tho rest. In the ninth they rallied and scored a run on three singles and then slopped. Scores;FIRST GAMS.New York, t lb fo * «Selbaoh, ..If 1 2 2 0 1ronaa. rf.» 0 1 i 0 0V iri'n, cf 0 14 0 0 Strang. 3b. 1 2 } 3 0Qanxal, 11) 0 3 * 1 1Da via, aa.. 0 □ 4 12Miller, 2D. 0 0 0 1 0Murphy. 2b0 0 « } J Warner, c. 0 0 X 0 0Medea, P- 0 0 0 2 0•McBrMa.. 0 0 0 0 0 tHlckroan. 0 0 0 0 0Total* 2 9 24 8 4•Batted for iMMer InBonlon. r lb po a a Slagle, rf... 0 1 1 0 0 Tod nay, lb. 0 17 10 Vo Mont, 2b 0 0 6 0 0Coo lay. If.. 1 1 2 1 0Hatnfi'o, cf 1 13 0 0 Lowo. 3b... 0 1 3 13Moran, at., 0 1 0 4 0Klttrtdge, o 0 1 6 0 0Dineon, p.. 1 1 1 1 0Total* 8 8 27 8 1eighth Inning.tQaltod Cor MoQea la ninth Inning.ts’ew York....... .....1)0001003 (r-2Doalon ............ 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 -3Flnit Baio on Bello—Oft McOee, 1; off LlnaeD, 2. Flrat Baaa on Brror*. Boetoa. 3, Loft on •Baaea—New York. 9; Boaton, 7. fllruuL Gut— By McQoo. 3; -by .‘Dlueea, 2, Throu-Baae HU— Selboch. Two-B*ia fflka. Jone. Ounaol. Stolen IUao—Dinaan. (DoubU «PJay»—Strang and CJ**n-xel: Strang. Davla onfl Oaawl. HU by Pitched Roll—Ganrel. Umplre-lMr. Brown. Tlmq ofComa-One hour and fifty mlnuloa.B0OOND OAME.New York, r 3 b po a oj'Boatan. r lb po ■ dSelbqoli, If 1 0 2 0 0 Blaglo. rf... 1 0 4 0 0.......'Tenney. 3b. 0 1 8 3 0them-ted?eatnedJono«. rf.. 0 0 2 0 0V H't’Q, cf 1 4 a 1 0Strang. 8U I 1 1 0QaoMl, IbO 10 0 0Davlp, ••.. 0 I B 4 0Miller, 2b. (I O 18 C Warner, «. 0 0 4 0 0 Tarlor, p.. 1. 0 0 0 0ToUU. 4 7 27 0 0•Batifd for WtlniorDt» Mon l. 2b 0 1 3 0 0Cooley, If.. 0 0 2 0 0Harall’n, el 0 11 0 0 Lowe. 3b... 1 3 2 1 1Moran, 0 2 0 1 2KUtrldge, o 0 1 8 2 0thcuofpi;daN«WlHUingor, p 0 J 0 8 g♦Dinton.,,, oToteJe...... 3 9 34 6 8n pi nth Inning,New York.^^.M Q 0 3 0-0003 -4Boston OOOOuOQJffiSAESSSi SSBy Tejrlor, 1| t*r piWneor, l. Tnro-Owe Hit*— H'wfiUeBi Merga. 6ioiea Bite -GaDH^. Morlka rwjro-^ir. Brown. Thata*BM-^O©0 hour. i444n4an«o—2,100..
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New York World
New York, New York, US
Tue, Sep 17, 1901
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