Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 438
tension which always spoilsthe fine edge of perfect ball-playing in a WorldsSeries was present. In the first game which Bos-ton lost, Criger had a passed ball, which wasclearly from stage-fright, if one can believe eye-witnesses; Ferris had two errors charged againsthim, and Leach and Wagner each… … ***■ PHILLIPPE, THE GREAT PITTSBURGHPITCHER OF I903. twelve to the hungry Pirates. Young also passedWagner once, apparently by intention; it isthought that this first pass to the great German 886 THE GREAT AMERICAN GAME [Aug./ by a great pitcher in the first game of the firstgreat Worlds Series is…
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