The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-10
STORY OF GAME BY INNINGS.
First Inning.

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offerings of Browns and went to the
bench. Jones did little better, for he
went out on a fly to Huffman. Isbell
went to the bench on three strikes.
No runs.
Observation-Disclosures sent grounder
to Tannehill who returned him on an
easy throw to Donnohue. Sheckard
went out on a bounder which Dono-
hue handed to Altrock on first.
Schultz out on grounder by the
Tannehill-Donohue route. No runs.
Second Inning.
American-Brown stopped Rhoe's
bounder and threw him out at first.
Donohue sat down after Offering at
three of Browns inshoots. Dougherty
grounded to Chance who handled the
ball unassisted. No runs.
Nationals-When Chance went to
the plate a great cheer went up. The
Cub leader hit swift bounder to
Donohue and was out, Donohue unas-
sisted. Steinfeldt dumped a roller to
right and was put out by Altrock as
he ran down the base line. Tinker
sent a fly to Hahn. No runs
Third Inning.
Americans-Sullivan shot hot
grounder to Evers, who handled it
neatly and threw it to Chance in
plenty of time. Tannehill was the
fourth White Sox to strike out AL
rock made a fifth victim of Browns
deceptive curves, when he famed
No runs.
Nationals-Evers cut a grounder
down to Altrock, but Nick reached for
it in the air and he threw Johnny out
at first. King was expected to start
he hit column for the Nationals but
he went out, Tannehill to Donnohue
Brown struck out, the first National
to fan. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
American-This inning. started at
the top of the batting list for each
side. Hahn was out, Evers to Chance,
Jones dropped hot grounder
straight at Brown and was an easy
out at first. Isbell popped high fly
which Chance pulled in No runs.
Nationals-Hoffman reached after
one of Nicks high outcurves for
third strike and sat down Sheckard
pulled a hot grounder to right. but
Donohue was there to stop it and
threw with Altrock on first. retiring
James. Schultz chopped high
grounder over Altrock and beat out
lsbelfs throw to Donohue, the first
hit of the game. Schultz stole sec
ond when Isbell dropped the ball.
Chance went out on a bounder to Alt
rock to Donohue. No runs.
Fifth Inning.
Amerfcan-Rohe hit down past
third and Sheckard kicked it over in
to the vacant bench in left. Robe
reaching third. Donohue struck ont
and the National infield moved in
close Dougherty dumped a short
grounder in front of the plate and
Robe was safe when King failed to
hold Browns toss. Dougherty went
to second on passed ball. Sullivan
died, Tinker to Chance. Tannehill
out the same way, Tinker to Chance.
One run.
Nationals-Steinfeldt out. Robe to
Donohue. Tinker popped a foul
which Sullivan gathered in near the
players bench. Evers struck out.
No runs.
Sixth Inning.
Anne ricanS-Altrock was the first
free passenger of the game as he was
walked. Hahn sacrificed going out.
Stenfeldt to Chance. Jones singled
to center and Altrock tried to score.
but was thrown out at the plate.
Hoffman to King. Jones went to
second on the throw and moved up to
third on a passed ball. Isbell sim
gled to left and Jones scored from
third. Isbell stole second Robe
out. Brown to Chance. One run.
misunderstanding passed to first
Brown sent the ball past second for a
hit Holman sacrificed Altrock to
Donohue King came home on a
wild pitch and Brown moved up to
third. Shuttle was out, Robe to DON
,hue. One run.
Score: National 1, American 2
Seventh Inning.
Americans Donohue styled to
Brown, the ball bouncing off his foot
20 right and went TO second on a wild
pitch. Dougherty hit to Brown, and
Donohue was run down between Sec