Cole, p.... 1 2 0 Team batting average, .221; team fielding average, .954. GREATER NEW YORK CHAMPION SHIP. As the New York Giants and the New York Yankees finished second in the pennant league race in their respective or ganizations, they played a post-season series for the championship of the city, seven games in all being played, and reresulting in a triumph for the Giants, with four victories. Christopher Mathewson proved that he was still the King of the Pitchers." The results of the series follow: First GameR. H. E. Share of owners. Share of commission. 34,424 30 5,352 71 Share of players divided 60 per cent to the winners and 40 per cent to the losers, so that the twenty men of the Giants eligible will receive $1,166 06 each, while the twenty-two men of the Yankees will get $706 67 each. EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING FOR 1910. W. L. P.C. 71 80 .470 69 81 .460 Club. W. L. P.C.| Club. Rochester 92 61 .601 Montreal.. Newark.. 88 66 .571 Buffalo.. Baltimore 83 70 .544 J'rs'y City Toronto.. 80 72.527 Providence 61 92 .399 66 88 .429 EASTERN LEAGUE PENNANT WINNERS. P.C. .650 .670 Year. Team. P.C. Year. Team. *1892-Pr' vid'nce .616 1901-Rochester.. *1892-B'gh'mt'n .667 1902-Toronto.... 1893-Erie... .606 1903-Jersey City .736 1894-Providence .678 1904-Buffalo.... .639 1895-Springfield .704 1905-Providence. .639 1896-Providence .607 1906-Buffalo.... 1897-Syracuse.. .632 1907-Toronto.. 1898-Montreal.. .691/1908–Baltimore.. 1899-Rochester. .639 1909-Rochester.. 1900- Providence .616 1910-Rochester.. *Season divided into two periods. Baseball Attendance Figures. .607 .619 .593 .596 .601 In 1909 the total attendance at American League parks was 3,622,918 and at National League parks 3,681,176, or a grand total of 7,304,094. Last season's attendance in the American League exceeded the record of 1909 in the National League, the estimated attendance being 13,959,939, while that at National League parks was estimated at 4.237,000, grand total of 8,184,939. Giants ........0 0 0 0 0 10 4x-5 12 4 a RECORDS OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE PITCHERS. PERFORMANCES OF THOSE WHO TWIRLED IN FIFTEEN OR MORE GAMES, ARRANGED ACCORDING TO PERCENT AGE OF VICTORIES. -Opponents. Average runs per 9-inning B.B. S.O. W.P. game. Note. The average runs scored by each pitcher is added for comparison. This record is computed on basis of total runs scored Off each pitcher, divided by the number of innings pitched; then multiplied by nine, to arrive at his average effectiveness per complete Class D. Kalamazoo. Huntington, W. Va. McLeansboro. C. Wagner. O. Grofrorer. Harvard. cham-Harvard. pionship was won by Princeton because Harvard. 3 Yale 9 Yale Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania.. 3 Princeton Princeton.. 3 Pennsylvania. 5 Princeton.. 3 Pennsylvania. 0 Princeton.. 2 Pennsylvania. 6 Yale Cornell Princeton Princeton. 0 Lafayette Harvard 7 Harvard 3 Pennsylvania.. 2 Cornell 0 .14 1 6 Lafayette Syracuse Brown Princeton.. Princeton. Princeton.. Princeton. Pennsylvania 9 Amherst 2 Yale 4 Holy Cross. 6 Yale Andover Williams Pennsylvania 2 Pennsylvania.. 3 Pennsylvania.. 6 Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. Princeton. Princeton. 3 Yale Yale. Brown Cornell. Cornell. 3 Yale 02265063121 498524 Yale. Lafayette. 6-Swarthmore 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL. Harvard and Annapolis were the only Eastern college football elevens of any prominence which went through the season without a defeat. Both were tied, however, Harvard by Yale and Annap-12-Bucknell olis by Rutgers. The Navy team was 0-Pennsylvania. 18 not scored on in nine games. The Trib-14-Lehigh une's ranking for the season was as fol- 41-Dickinson lows: Harvard, Brown, Yale, Pennsylvania, Annapolis, Princeton, Dartmoutth, West Point, Cornell and Lafayette. The records for the season of the leading teams follow: Harvard. 135 Syracuse. 0 0-St. Bon'v'ture 0 3 14 0 -Carlisle 12-Hobart 0 5 0 ... 0 21 Michigan. 6-Mich. 'Ags". 3 3-Ohio State... 3 11-Syracuse 0-Pennsylvania. 3 -Cornell .18 YALE-HARVARD GAMES. Yale and Harvard have met at football thirty times, and Harvard has won only four games. Three games ended in a tie, while Yale has won twenty-three. No games were played in 1895 and 1896. The record since 1897 follows: 31-Norwich 1897. Yale 0 Harvard Harvard 0-Pennsy 20 0-Harvard .12 1901. Harvard 22 Yale 27-Tufts 9 ..... 10-Penn State... 0 21-Yale 9 0-Michigan 12-Cornell |