Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 585
ave that theTigers seemed nervous and wrought up, and thatPittsburgh showed fielding of a class which wouldmake any team anxious. The attendance brokethe record for any one Worlds Series game, 29,-264 paying for the privilege of invading Forbesfield. But the Tigers had a come back the nextday,… … WAGNER, OF THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES. Pirates scored twice in the first inning by cleanhitting. But Donovan settled down, and pitched I9I3-] THE WORLDS SERIES 1011 a great game thereafter, while Camnitz—alas, notthe Camnitz he was before a sickness which hadweakened him —lasted not three innings. He…
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