After the Buckeyes won Game One of the 
  series, both teams traveled to Dayton for an
  exhibition game that the Grays won.
          Game Two of the Series was played before
  10,000 fans on an overcast Sunday afternoon
  at Cleveland's League Park featuring Buckeyes'
  Eugene Bremer (left) pitching against the Grays'
  John Wright. The Grays would score single runs
  in the 4th and 5th innings to take a two run lead.
           Willie Grace a/k/a the "St. Louis Slugger" led 
  off the bottom of the 7th for the Buckeyes with a
  Home Run over the Gem Safety Razor sign in right 
  field.  
            It was the only Home Run hit by either team in 
  the Series.  He was showered with money from the 
  fans after he crossed home plate.
            A double and an error would score another
  Buckeyes run in the 7th to tie the game.  After
  holding the Grays scoreless in the top of the 8th
  and 9th innings, the Buckeyes would start the 
  bottom of the 9th with a double by Quincey
  Trouppe.  He would go to third on a wild pitch. 
          The Grays would intentionally walk the next
  two Buckeyes batters to load the bases and pitcher
  Eugene Bremer came to bat.  Unhappy fans jeered
  when no pinch hitter was announced.  However,
  Bremer would hit what would be considered a 
  ground rule double scoring the winning run but was 
  credited with a single.
       The official final score was 3-2 as rules only
  give credit for the number of bases needed for a run
  to score.  Many newspapers listed the final score as
  4-2.