1894 Temple Cup

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The 1894 Temple Cup was an end-of-the-year best-of-seven playoff between the National League champion Baltimore Orioles and runner-up New York Giants. The series began on October 4 and ended on October 8 with the Giants sweeping in four games.

DatesOctober 4–8
Venue(s)Union Park (Baltimore)
Polo Grounds (New York)
Hall of FamersGiants:
John Ward (player-manager)‡
George Davis
Amos Rusie
Orioles:
Ned Hanlon (manager)
Dan Brouthers
Hughie Jennings
Willie Keeler
Joe Kelley
John McGraw†
Wilbert Robinson†
‡ elected as a player.
† elected as a manager.
Quick facts Team (Wins), Manager(s) ...
1894 Temple Cup
Team (Wins) Manager(s) Season
New York Giants (4) John Ward 88–44–7 (.658), GA: —
Baltimore Orioles (0) Ned Hanlon 89–39–1 (.694), GA: 3
DatesOctober 4–8
Venue(s)Union Park (Baltimore)
Polo Grounds (New York)
UmpiresBob Emslie, Tim Hurst
Hall of FamersGiants:
John Ward (player-manager)‡
George Davis
Amos Rusie
Orioles:
Ned Hanlon (manager)
Dan Brouthers
Hughie Jennings
Willie Keeler
Joe Kelley
John McGraw†
Wilbert Robinson†
‡ elected as a player.
† elected as a manager.
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This was the first form of a championship series in professional baseball since the 1892 World Series, which saw the first and second-half winners of the National League face off in a best-of-eleven playoff.

Summary

New York won the series, 4–0.

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Game Date Score Location
1 October 4 New York Giants – 4, Baltimore Orioles – 1 Union Park[1]
2 October 5 New York Giants – 9, Baltimore Orioles – 6 Union Park[2]
3 October 6 Baltimore Orioles – 1, New York Giants – 4 Polo Grounds[3]
4 October 8 Baltimore Orioles – 1, New York Giants – 7 Polo Grounds[4]
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Game summaries

Game 1

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Thursday, October 4, 1894 at Union Park in Baltimore, Maryland[1]
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Starting pitchers:
NY: Amos Rusie
BAL: Duke Esper
WP: Amos Rusie (1–0)   LP: Duke Esper (0–1)
Attendance: 11,720[5]
Notes: Game duration: 1:55
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Game 2

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Friday, October 5, 1894 at Union Park in Baltimore, Maryland[2]
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Starting pitchers:
NY: Jouett Meekin
BAL: Kid Gleason
WP: Jouett Meekin (1–0)   LP: Kid Gleason (0–1)
Attendance: 11,000
Notes: Game duration: 2:00
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Game 3

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Saturday, October 6, 1894 at Polo Grounds in New York, New York[3]
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Starting pitchers:
BAL: George Hemming
NY: Amos Rusie
WP: Amos Rusie (2–0)   LP: George Hemming (0–1)
Attendance: 20,000
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Game 4

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Monday, October 8, 1894 at Polo Grounds in New York, New York[4]
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Baltimore20100000X354
New York10135150X16205
Starting pitchers:
BAL: Bill Hawke
NY: Jouett Meekin
WP: Jouett Meekin (2–0)   LP: Bill Hawke (0–1)
Attendance: 10,000
Notes: Game called on account of darkness.
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