Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 750
eerror was the turning-point in the game. Withthese three runs ruled out, St. Louis would havewon 6 to 5. That club protested the game, but ofcourse they gained nothing. The man who was playing short-stop for theNew York club that afternoon and batting eighth,was responsible for the mix-up. Since… … ,,<^> . FRANK CHANCE, OF THE NEW YORKYANKEES. all in an inning in whi<*h seven runs were scored.Chance then and there decided that any playerwho could not remember his position in the bat-ting order belonged to some other club. I had a play come up in a very important gamelast year which,…
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